What is the Difference Between Google Panda and Penguin Update?

Google Panda and Penguin updates have literally sent the SEO community into a frenzy. Webmasters who were able to thoroughly understand the nature of these updates succeeded in quickly adapting to the new algorithms, whereas those who were slow to respond found that their website rankings were going for a toss. Those who handled their websites well used their knowledge to differentiate between the two algorithm updates. Here, we intend to explain these differences to you, so that you can take appropriate measures for either of the two algorithms.

Differences between Google Panda and Google Penguin

Parameter	Google Panda	Google Penguin
The First Impressions	Google Panda was first known with the name Farmer Update, and was first introduced on 24th February, in 2011.	Google Penguin also made its first impression on 24th, but the month was of April, in 2012. It was named Over Optimization Penalty.
Progress of updates	There have been 22 updates to Panda, since its first release.	Only 3 updates have been seen, as far as Penguin is concerned.
Manner of working	Reduce the rankings for websites that provide low quality content, or duplicate content that does not provide any value to the readers. Enhance the rankings of websites that provide top quality content, based on research reports and supplemented with statistics.	Pull down the ranking for websites that violate the Google webmaster’s rule by resorting to keyword stuffing, inappropriate anchor text use, and irrelevant links. Enhance the rankings for websites that limit the use of anchor text, provide high quality grammar and English usage, and use limited and relevant links.
What features does this algorithm reward?	Well researched and original content, supplemented with relevant reports and statistical figures, and unique images that add to the worth of the content, are sought after by the Panda algorithm update.	Focus on serving the users instead of stuffing links, selectively posting relevant and limited number of links, avoiding over stuffing of articles with keywords, using correct grammar, are the sought after characteristics for Penguin update.
Are there any Google backed tools to make the websites compliant?	Quite naturally, there is no such tool. Just that the content has to be made unique, and value adding for users.	The Disavow Links Tool can be used for support in making the websites survive this update.
Recovering from the effect	Focus on content, there’s hardly anything more important than this. Keep the users in mind while you design your pages. Look for reports to quote in the content, and statistical analyses to add some weight to the content.	Vow not to spam, as Penguin is particularly averse to spammy links on a webpage. Also, check your Google webmasters tools for any warnings pertaining to unnatural link. If you find them, then look for guidance on managing your way through over optimization.

An answer from a forum:

I'm not an expert on this topic, but Google Panda was aimed at punishing thin micro or mini-sites. There were sites were only a few pages with keyword specific domains. Google Penguin was aimed specifically at blackhat SEO especially backlinking and fairly obvious duplicate content.

Related: Google Algorithm Change History

This article first appeared on seoeducation.in and written by Sankar Datti.

Best Places To Buy Web Traffic

Today’s Internet is NOT a “build it and they will come” place for businesses like brick and mortar businesses can sometimes be. You have to proactively go out and get people to come back to your website.

Having an a successful website really isn’t that hard, most people make it hard on themselves by trying to cut corners. Success has already been proven, the recipes are already there. If you’re willing to follow the recipes it’s really pretty hard to truly fail.
The most basic formula for a successful website is…

Do some research to find out what people are interested in or even better something that they desperately need. For example; cures for ailments, services, how to guides, and software.

Next you create whatever you found in your research that people are wanting.
Then you research ways that you can drive the type of people that were looking for what you created back to your website. For example; social media, SEO, classified ads, or paid advertising.

Finally you track, analyze, and optimize your website for each source of web traffic that you are using. You must do this step so you can monitor and improve the performance of your websites as not every source of traffic will like your website in it’s current state… The trick is to always be optimizing so that you get the most amount of people taking the action you wanted them to take once they arrived.

There is no secret, and if there was a “secret” then the above list would be it. Now of course for different business models there might be another step here or there but everything builds from that platform above.

In this post i’m not going to be talking about how to research what people want. I’ll address methods of research in another blog post but today’s let’s talk about traffic.

Free Traffic Vs. Paid Traffic

You have two choices… You either pay for traffic with your time and energy or you pay for it with your money. I personally just go after every possible traffic source I can get my hands on and then test it for profitability.

With free traffic you are usually going to have to either hire someone or use your own time and energy to go out and get that free traffic. Paid traffic is more of like a light switch, you just turn it on and off at will. The other benefit of paid traffic is there is nearly an infinite amount of it. Where free traffic can be pretty limited.

If you want to read about our free traffic methods and how to use them then I suggest you read an older blog post of ours called “Free Website Traffic Is 100% Possible.” Or keep reading and we’ll talk about 21 different places I’ve found for paid internet advertising.

Almost every single one of these sources will let you start with a very small budget. Which in my opinion is the key to success with paid advertising. I got my start with $60 in hand that I setup as a $2/day budget and turned it into $300 in sales by the end of the month.

I now spend thousands per month on advertising, but I started small, tracked everything, analyzed daily, and split-tested my web pages to optimize them for high performance. If you do the same then I promise you’ll find at least a couple profitable traffic streams below.

THE KING! http://adwords.google.com

Google’s Adwords program is the ultimate light switch of web traffic for me. There are just so many different ways inside Adwords alone that you can drive traffic with. I can’t get into it all in this post but they have the normal keyword targetted campaigns, placement targetted (put your ads on other sites), the content network, and then extras like radio/newspaper/TV.

http://sem.smallbusiness.yahoo.com/searchenginemarketing

This is Yahoo’s version of Google Adwords, not as good but close and tends to convert better since Yahoo is more “shopping” oriented.

https://adcenter.microsoft.com

I’ll bet you already guessed that this is MSN’s version of Google Adwords. They don’t have nearly the amount of traffic that Google or Yahoo does but they do have an overall higher income bracket of users. So it works quite well for product sales especially to the 45 – 65 demographic.

http://sponsoredlistings.ask.com

Ok I think this is the last time I’ll have to refer to Google Adwords again, but ASK.com is the smallest of “the big 4″ search engines and ofcourse they have a pay-per-click network as well. This is the best network to use for medical/health related offers. Majority of the users are middle class middle aged african-american or hispanic women.

http://advertising.ezanga.com

This is a pretty small pay-per-click advertising network. Can get some REALLY cheap clicks though! I like to start out my testing here since it’s usually cheaper and then take my results over to Google, Yahoo, and MSN for scalability.

http://www.stumbleupon.com/ads

Can’t figure out how to go viral on StumbleUpon? Well you can pay your way in with their advertising network. You basically pay per stumbler that see’s your site and force your way into getting lots of views which can possibly lead to more stumblers stumbling it for free. Good for jumpstarting blogs and other content based stuff like Youtube channels.

http://www.cpvmarketplace.com

Now we’re getting into more of the MASS traffic type of things. CPV stands for cost per view, which like StumbleAds means you pay everytime someone views your webpage. Which is technically what pay-per-click is too, but CPV is usually a lot faster and a little more interuptive. SPLIT-TESTING REQUIRED!!! I’ve found it best to use very short lead in pages because you’ve got about 3 seconds, if that, for the viewer to decide if they like you or not.

http://www.trafficvance.com

This one and the next one are also both CPV traffic sources, so if you get one to work you can most likely scale up by adding the others. I only say most likely because every niche and every offer is different. I haven’t used this one yet, just out of not having the time to add it on, but my mastermind partners rave about it.

http://adservices.zango.com

This is the CPV network I started out with and got over 4,000 visits in under 48 hours. they tend to have a younger audience (teens) so take that for what it’s worth. They get their traffic by trading browsers entertaining content in exchange for downloading their toolbar… Then once you have their toolbar they show you ads (full sized websites).

http://ads.youtube.com

YES! Youtube has it’s own pay-per-click or should I say “Pay-Per-Play” advertising network now. You can get your video shown in the sponsored video section and pay for people to view that video. Haven’t used it yet, still thinking of a good video idea to use. My plan is to use this one in combination with the next one AdMob.com.

http://www.admob.com

The guys who started this network are ROCKIN’. They are getting all kinds of press coverage from the biggest blogs in the world. Basically, they own advertising on the iPhone right now! You can advertise either a website or a video to the iPhone users via little ads on all the different iPhone apps.

http://www.adbrite.com

If you’ve visited any major online forum then chances are you’ve seen AdBrite ads. They link targeted keywords in on-site text to a “hover over” advertisement that appears. If the reader clicks on that ad they are sent to the advertisers website. This network is very cheap and converts really low, great for testing because you can test cheap and if you get it profitable then scaling to others will bring HUGE profits.

http://advertising.superpages.com

Haven’t used this one but it’s pretty easy to describe… Pay-per-click just like Adwords but instead of the ads being on Google they are on SuperPages.com – I’ve heard from others that it’s great for people looking for local clients or marketing to local type businesses.

http://be-a-magpie.com/customer

this one is pretty cool and it’s on my list to test this week. You pay them to get their network of twitter users to post tweets that you wrote. Think of being able to pay people to re-tweet your messages! I’ll be using it to market a couple of the more popular blog posts here to get new readers.

http://www.kontera.com/pay-per-click-advertising

this one is just like AdBrite and if I was smarter I would have grouped them together. Same story of cheap in-text ads that you pay-per-click for but tend not to convert the best.

https://advertise.myspace.com

Social networks are all the rage these days and the big ones like Myspace and Facebook have over 200 million users. You’d also be surprised to learn that it’s not just teens using these networks. Facebook’s biggest demographic is 25 – 45 and Myspace is reported to have over a million users between the ages of 35 – 65. Use their pay-per-click network to put banners right in front of a huge wave of users.

http://www.facebook.com/advertising

No doubt you’ve seen the little ads on the right hand side of your Facebook home page… Well this is how you put them there. As with anything thats mass appeal traffic like Myspace and Facebook advertising you should make sure your offer is pretty mass appeal for best results. Targetting is kind of limited with Facebook ads as you really can only narrow it down to a select demographic and then a handful of keywords.

http://www.marchex.com/advertisers

this is another network I haven’t used but I have used other services they provide and I love the company. They are on my list to test, just haven’t gotten around to it yet. They are like a small version of Google Adwords with pay-per-click and pay-per-call options.

http://www.adparlor.com

This one is kind of like a one stop shop for advertising on social networks. They make it easier then having to have lots of different accounts but in exchange you are paying a middle man fee. It’s pay-per-click and they say you can start with as little as $1 – Haven’t tried them out yet but I think I will next month to consolidate my Myspace and Facebook ads.

http://www.amazon.com/Advertising

Lottsa options here and with one of the worlds MOST TRUSTED websites ever in existence. Everything from selling your products through Amazon to pay-per-click test links. Hmmm… I wonder if you could be a kindle affiliate and advertise on Amazon??? Will have to try that… hahaha

http://www.ampkeywords.com

Another small pay-per-click outfit that used to be exclusive to eBay but is now open. Clicks are cheap and conversions ain’t bad. They also have a refer-a-friend program that can get you free clicks!

Well there you have it… Pretty much everything you could ever want to know about where to get web traffic from all in one post (including the linked to post about free traffic). However, just reading about this stuff won’t do anything for you. If you want to have floods of profitable then all it takes is action and action builds confidence!

Related: Get Website Traffic! 3 Sources That Really Work  

About the Author

This article is written by Justin - For more of his stories, click here. 

3 SEO Techniques to Help You Succeed

The competition over the web has grown quite rapidly in the last few years and webmasters are striving to get as more traffic as they can for their websites. It`s obvious that most of the people use search engines to look for the content they need, that’s why the race of getting on top of search results is tougher than ever. For this reason, “search engine optimization” became more than a phrase, it is a strategy for some and a business for others.

Google is without a doubt the most important search engine, defining new rules and setting searching criteria with every algorithm update they made, for a better user experience and a more safely web surfing.

Although only Google engineers know how the searching algorithm works, in time, people understood how to get on Google`s first page results. SEO guys are using different ways and techniques to optimize a website for search engines, but at the same time, Google is continuously improving its algorithms in order to list high-quality and relevant websites instead of crappy ones in search results.

Over the past few years Google updated its algorithm several times and many websites got hit by the changes. The major updates include Panda and Penguin. The results were simple and easy to understand: all websites having low quality content and back-links got penalized by decreasing their page ranks. While optimizing a website, webmasters should play careful with SEO techniques, because this is nothing than a time taking process. A minor mistake can cause major losses.

We are going to discuss 3 SEO techniques that proved to be working within all search engine updates.

1. Content is King

Content is the key to success. Webmasters who didn’t give priority to high quality and interesting content eventually lost when Google updates came in. You need firstly provide content that people love to read, to share and to come and read it again, then make sure to smartly optimize your content and avoid keyword stuffing(using the same phrase over and over again) because Google doesn’t appreciate it.

Another important aspect of SEO is to establish a content based linking. The most common SEO marketing campaigns were back-links on other websites added inside sidebars and footers, strategies which were punished by Google. The idea is to make sure that you connect you keywords within the content and on relevant websites, otherwise you`ll loose time and money.

2. Think like a normal person

The second measure is to list targeted keywords, While applying this strategy, you need to think like a normal person. You need to ask yourself what people are searching on the internet and how they can be redirected to your website. For instance, if your website is for selling cars, you need to list keywords like “buy cars”, “buy cars online” and so on. In addition to this, focus on long tail keywords, so you can benefit of both long tail and short keywords which are included inside.

3. Play with the big boys

It`s always better to get connections from high quality websites. Try not to get too many back-links from low quality websites, because if your content is good, you will be mentioned by some low quality websites too. Before setting up a back-link, make sure you perform complete analysis of the selected website, check the content for quality, check its back-links and make sure it is not penalized by Google.

An additional factor that contribute to a website`s better search engine rank is related to web hosting, more precisely the speed of the website. The faster the page is loading, the better for SEO. Make sure you choose a reliable and stable web host for your website, and consult asp web hosting plans and other resources. It`s important to have a clear perspective of more hosting companies in terms of services and quality before picking up a webhost.

All in all, search engine optimization matters and it can be the difference between a just-another website with content and successful and useful website which turns into a proper business.

About the Author

Madalin Tudose is a web designer and developer who loves to inspect websites for new designing techniques and trends. He`s the founder of Ourtuts, where he blogs about anything related to web development.

Facebook is Beta Testing Hashtags: Ways to Use Facebook Hashtags for Your Business

Facebook hashtags could make it easier to find others on the social networking site and market your business, if the hashtags feature is soon added as insiders and a recent Wall Street Journal report have suggested.


Hashtags, a feature up until now associated mostly with rival Twitter, have forged an accepted place in marketing on social media sites. Flickr added hashtags recently to its latest mobile app. Google+ and Pinterest also recognize hashtags. If Facebook adds hashtags that will round out the top social sites.

Hashtags (a word or phrase prefixed with the symbol #) could improve the way business owners and entrepreneurs network, interact and share on Facebook. Hashtags make information easier to find, especially if you give a unique hashtag to an event or topic of news that is currently hot. People tag their content with a hashtag phrase, and others can find it by searching on such phrases.

Reports have been unspecific about when the company may roll out the new Facebook hashtags feature. But until then, below are five ways suggested by Janette Speyer and Katrina McNeill of Web Success Team about how to use hashtags in your business marketing. In anticipation of hashtags being implemented on Facebook at some point, I’ve described how hashtags could be applied in the context of Facebook:

5 Benefits of Hashtags for Marketing

1. Find Better Conversations

It goes without saying that conversations are still happening on Facebook, but they can be difficult to locate using simple Facebook search tools. Because you are often networking with people you know on Facebook rather than discovering new people who share your interests, hashtags may be a huge help in connecting with people in your niche or industry, just by finding their conversations.

2. Join a Chat

Of course chats have long been possible on Facebook, but hashtags could make them so much easier to start and follow. Instead of setting up chats on a particular fan or personal page, hashtags would make it easy to organize a chat around a topic, niche or interest. This would allow others to view that chat later through the same hashtag.

3. Do Some Research

You can do some simple searching to locate pages of interest on Facebook today, but the search may be difficult with some terms yielding literally hundreds of results. Hashtags, if incorporated on Facebook as they are on Twitter, might make it easier to monitor trending topics and to locate specific conversations built around the topics in which you are most interested.

4. Locate Tribes

Distinct hashtags may make it easier to locate specific groups of Facebook users. For example, those having discussions around very specific hashtags like #smallbusiness or even #BizBookAwards. Knowing these hashtags ahead of time would make it easy to connect with these tribes more quickly and join in their discussions.

5. Check Out the Competition

Obviously, hashtags on Facebook could give you the opportunity to see in a different way what audiences are saying about your competition. They would allow you to track conversations beyond your competitor’s Facebook page to see what messages are going out to other groups of users and what kinds of responses they solicit.

Remember, Facebook has not yet implemented hashtags, and according to the Wall Street Journal, they are “not imminent.” No one knows exactly when they will be implemented. Still, the above advice is good for using hashtags on any social network.

About the Author

Shawn is a journalist and social media networker with more than a decade of experience in the traditional newspaper business before moving to the digital world. He was the former community manager of BizSugar and the former community editor at AllAnalytics, a site dedicated to professionals in the business intelligence and analytics community.

46% Say Social has Influence on Google Rankings

A few months ago, we asked if social signals influence Google rankings?

We have almost 500 responses from the SEO community and we figured it would be a good to share that response.

In short, only 12% said social signals have absolutely no influence on Google rankings. 88% said there was some influence.

46% said there was social influence on Google rankings.
42% said there was only a little social influence on Google rankings.
12% said there was no social influence on Google rankings.

Who is right? Probably the 12%. But it depends on how you think of the question. Core ranking? No personalization? Excluding the fact that social impacts links?

Anyway, there you have it.

Forum discussion continued at WebmasterWorld.

This story first appeared on seroundtable.com.

Smart Strategies for SEO that Will Work in 2013

Search engine optimisation is cost-effective technique for businesses. As an entrepreneur, you need to stay connected with latest Google updates. Google changed its algorithm in 2012; the same actions are expected in 2013. Seo companies implemented new strategies according to the changing Google trends. What could be the reason for introducing latest algorithms like Panda and Penguin? Earlier, link exchange, link popularisation and forum posting are the powerful tactics to enhance website ranking. These techniques will no longer serve your purpose as the competition for high ranking websites increased. This high competition gave a root to black hat tactics like link spamming, duplicate content and keyword stuffing. These new algorithms are meant to punish those websites which encourage poor quality content and web-spam.

Some of the new Seo tactics include

• Developing original, unique and informative content

• Ethical link building

• On-page optimisation

• Keyword optimisation.

Before stepping into the latest techniques of SEO, you should identify major changes in 2012 like

• 2012 is the year of Pandas and penguins. Guest posting became very popular.

• Introducing Google panda kicked back thousands of websites from SERP.

• Penguin algorithm released in April 2012, altered Seo tactics and strategies which forced websites to follow those latest techniques. Organisations that involved unfriendly penguin techniques have been eliminated from Google search results without any warning signs.

• Google became very smart and gave much importance to content value. A content that offers real value is different from the content which is ideally written for Seo.

• Guest blogging emerged as a powerful tactic for building credible links

• Anchor text over-use given much importance and websites based on paid links has been eliminated from Google.

Smart strategies that will work in 2013

• Social shift: Social sharing power boosts websites traffic. Create a brand exposure of your business with strong following which results in Seo success.

• Navigation efficiency: Navigation factor is given high importance by Google. It will no longer accept the sites with poor navigation links. One of the effective techniques to increase site popularity is to build a straight forward page hierarchy.

• Less transparency: Data sharing and online privacy will be given high prominence in 2013. Tracking user’s details and offering personalised web content will be an overwhelming task. Research says that 10% of Google search queries have been disappeared after the change in Google private policy.

• Rise of author rank: Search engine will now measure the quality of content based on popularity and authority of author. For instance author rank will be based on social influence, tweets, shares, likes. Comments on Yelp will be given much importance. Experience of the author in writing content will be considered as major factor in website ranking.

• Content is king: Content is the make or break factor in Seo. High quality content is the thumb rule in Seo. Focus on a long lasting content which has demand in future days.

• Mobile matters: Mobile users grown rapidly. 25% of Google searches are made from mobile devices. Recent survey says US internet user’s accounts to 25% of global population. Give priority to location based search which will enhance your website visibility.

Author Bio:

Maria Benson from London, UK. Im an SEO and claim for ppi expert. If you have queries connect me at mariabenson10. 

How to Highlight Current Page in Wordpress Menu

WordPress 3.0 brought us a shiny new navigation system with drag and drop style custom menus. This added theme feature has been quietly making everyone’s lives much easier. Today we’re going to walk through a basic styling tip for highlighting the current page. This is a helpful little CSS tweak that makes your website easier to navigate.

If your theme supports WordPress menus, then you already have a built-in class to make it super easy to highlight the current page being viewed. If you’re using an older theme that does not offer support for WordPress menus, then you can easily add it in yourself by following the tutorial in the codex.

By default, WordPress menus output this class with the list item: current-menu-item

You can choose to target either the list item or the link itself. This example specifies the background color and font color for the current list item:

li.current-menu-item {
background: #3FAEA5;
color:#fff;
}

So simple, right? Here’s how you might target the link itself:

li.current-menu-item a {
text-decoration: underline;
background:#ccc;
}

You can add colors, backgrounds, text shadows, background images, or anything you like to highlight the current page.

If your theme supports the creation of multiple navigation menus, then you’ll need to be a bit more specific in your CSS if you want to have them styled differently. You can use Firebug to find the unique ID of your unordered list. It will contain the name you gave to your menu. If you have other menus with different styles on the page, then you’ll need to differentiate them in your CSS:

#menu-main-pages li.current-menu-item {
background: #3FAEA5;
color:#fff;
}

With those simple snippets you should have the basics for highlighting current menu items.

 This article first appeared on wpmu.org.

How To Configure Outlook Express for Gmail Account

•  Enable POP in your email account. Don't forget to click Save Changes when you're done.
• Open Outlook or Outlook Express.
• Click the Tools menu, and select Accounts...
• Click Add, and then click Mail...

• Enter your name in the Display name: field, and click Next.
• Enter your full Gmail email address (username@gmail.com) in the Email address: field, and clickNext. Google Apps users, enter your full address in the format 'username@your_domain.com.'

• Enter pop.gmail.com in the Incoming mail (POP3, IMAP or HTTP) server: field. Enter smtp.gmail.com in the Outgoing mail (SMTP) server: field. Google Apps users, enter the server names provided; don't add your domain name in this step.

• Click Next.
• Enter your full email address (including '@gmail.com' or '@your_domain.com') in the Account name: field. Enter your email password in the Password: field, and click Next.

• Click Finish.
• Highlight pop.gmail.com under Account, and click Properties.

• Click the Advanced tab.
• Fill in the following information:*

1. Check the box next to This server requires a secure connection (SSL) under Outgoing Mail (SMTP).
2. Enter 465 in the Outgoing mail (SMTP): field.
3. Under Outgoing Mail (SMTP), check the box next to This server requires a secure connection (SSL).
4. Under Incoming mail (POP3), check the box next to This server requires a secure connection (SSL). The port will change to 995.

*The order of Outgoing and Incoming mail server fields varies by version. Make sure you enter the correct information in each field.

• Return to the Servers tab, and check the box next to My server requires authentication.

• Click OK.

Congratulations! You're done configuring your client to send and retrieve Gmail messages.
If you experience problems using POP with Outlook, please check the Common Errors or Troubleshooting tabs.

This article first appeared on trickshunt.com.

How to Track If Your Sent Email Has Been Opened In Gmail

As far as i think it's important for everyone who use email marketing so here we go:-

It’s very easy to start with, all you need is the Chrome browser, and the RightInbox extension. Download Here and install.

After Installation is done, open your Gmail Inbox or refresh if it’s already opened. A notification will appear, click ‘Continue’ and then follow the instruction to allow it to access your Gmail.

Now to start tracking your next email, click on ‘Compose’ button in your Gmail Inbox.

In the compose area, you will see an additional ‘Track’ button appear in-line with your ‘Send Now’ button. To track this email, simply check the ‘Track’ button before you hit ‘Send Now’.

That is all you need to do, a simple ‘check’ will help you find out when the email is opened. There is no script required and RightInbox will track the delivery status even if your email content is just a simple plain-text.

Now when the email you sent is opened by the recipient, you will be notified via email with a little more details, that includes the IP and location.

This article first appeared on blackhatworld.com. forum.

How to Enable Task Manager, Registry Editor and Folder options Disabled By Virus

Sometimes we really break up with some dirty virus infections to our system.One of the irritating and much annoying problem is by a common virus called "Brontok" disables the task manager, folder options, registry edit etc. After virus has infected our system, we cant access these options. when we tries it says the thing ie task manager disabled or disabled by Administrator. To enable registry edit, task manager most people tries to re install the operating system that is become another problem.

But you dont have to worry..for every problem there is a solution. Just use
RRT (Remove Restrictions Tool) and you will not have any restrictions anymore.

Download RRT

Download and install the software then select the items that disabled in your system then unlock. ( This tool is more useful in safe mode)

IF THE PROBLEM PERSISTS:

Just download this registry script and Double click it to add to registry.

Download script