As it stands, web designers and developers are forced to spend time and money to ensure websites work properly inside IE6. Hello people, and corporates, IE6 was outdated more than 2 years ago for the improved (and free) IE7. So why won’t you upgrade..?

After reading adii’s IE6 support delima, I can see the time is coming; IE6, your days are numbered. The fact that high profile web wizards like adii are even suggesting a total drop of support for IE6, could kick start a global revolution for the immediate end to all IE6 support.

And how cool would be..?

The little people, we small time designers & developers who spend our time and money fixing Microsoft poor workmanship, revolting on a global scale, to speed up the inevitable end of a browser that’s way past its expiry date.

We should do it.
Someone start something.  (or has someone already..?)
Spread the word from here.  (digg, reddit & sphinn this story)
Something will happen.  (and we can all rejoice)

RIP IE6.  (that could be our campaign name..?)

There are 26 articles packed with expert, onsite SEO advice. The advice is easy to read and easier than you might think to implement. This really is a thorough beginner-to-intermediate guide that will enable you to twist and tweak your own website to an SEO level that WILL reap rewards.

While you’re at hobo-web.co.uk, do yourself a favour and sign-up for their email newsletter or RSS feed. Hobo are in the “must read” list or our gReader and we’re disappointed any day of the week when they don’t have new news. That’s a true sign of quality content.

I’d be very interested to know the client value of this content..? So Hobo, If you read this, how much would the industry standard price be to implement your SEO steps to a website..? (I’m asking purely to gain a worth of your content to anyone reading this post. I imagine when people understand the monetry value of your articles, they will pay even closer attention to the content).

So thanks again Hobo – a job very well done, and much appreciated by us.

Yes RSS can be both addictive and time consuming. But we say it’s worth its weight in gold(en information).  It’s impossible to put a price on the free, targeted, expert advice we get from our daily RSS dose. And we’re not just talking free advice, we’re also talking product & service reviews, images & icon sets, plus the latest industry news.

You name it, and it gets delivered straight to us, almost instantaneously, 100% free, less the unobtustrusive email bombardment. The time and money we save through RSSing far outweigh the time costs we spend in skimming our beloved gReader every day.

We do admit that you need to keep an eye on your RSS “balance”. If you see feeds that are “costing” you time but returning you nothing, delete them. You need to constantly “balance” your RSS books.

Good RSS feeds give incredible returns. So if you’re a freelancer at any level, DO NOT declare RSS bankruptcy. Just stop wasting your time with “expensive” feeds, and make sure you subscribe to free, invaluable feeds like ours and Freelance Switch’s.

For every day in July, Hobo are publishing one SEO tip. Although the lastest entry is dated July 24 but titled Tip 22 (they must be busy over there in HoboLand?), it’s one of the best entries you can read to improve your website’s SEO. It gives you an overview of all the tips so far, so take 20 minutes out of your day and help yourself to free, expert SEO advice.

The biggest bonus to Hobo’s offerings is in their advice delivery – it’s all easy to read, easy to understand and suprisingly easy to impliment into your own website.