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Relevant paths to improve search engine rankings

It has come to our attention that many of our authors are not taking full advantage of the 'url/path' customisation facility. Accordingly we have introduced a new module to assist authors in creating path names that are relevant to their article topic. Relevance is the is one of the keys to improving search engine rankings.

We look forward to continued contributions and encourage all authors to trial this new module and provide feedback.

See Justice Centre on Twitter

Finally! Not to be left behind on the social networking scene, Justice Centre will now be publishing all articles on Twitter. The additional exposure will benefit all contributors and readers. Stay tuned.

Free article submission in your topic of choice

When considering submitting an article to this website, it is important to choose the topic most relevant to your intended article. The appropriate topic ensures that your article has the best chance of being viewed by visitors looking for articles relating to specific topics. By listing your article under an unrelated topic, you run the risk that whoever may be looking for your article will not find it and the benefit of the articles or the opportunities that it could have generated would be wasted.

So think and choose carefully when submitting your articles. Some of the most popular topics are:

http://www.justicecentre.com.au/web/topics/business
http://www.justicecentre.com.au/web/topics/property
http://www.justicecentre.com.au/web/topics/law
http://www.justicecentre.com.au/web/topics/technology
http://www.justicecentre.com.au/web/topics/employment
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Over the past few months, we have received many suggestions and requests to include a forum section on this website. Our users want to leave comments for other users, have open discussions on topics of interest, and to further any interaction between themselves.

We listened.

We are pleased to announce that we have added the FORUM functionality so that you can share your thoughts and experiences with other authors or readers. The FORUM can be found at http://www.justicecentre.com.au/web/forum

We hope that the added functionality will improve user interaction and overall encourage the constructive exchange of information for the benefit of all.

If you are unsure of how to use the FORUM, you can test it here http://www.justicecentre.com.au/web/introductions. | read more...