Free Social Networking Sites - Gavin from Ryan Shamus provides a large list of social networking sites.
Yet Another Wordpress SEO-Bug That Slipped Through Your Defenses - Chris explains how to correct a bug in wordpress which could be hindering your search engine potential.
How to Develop Money-Making Niche Sites with WordPress - A making money ebook from Caroline Middlebrook.
and last but not least…
Advertising Blogger - A new blog from Phil Van Treuren which talks about the advertising deals available on blogs. At the moment posts are mainly about blogging advice related websites however I’m sure…
If You Don’t Know Who Your Best Target Audience is that Will Read Your Blog On a Daily Basis, You Have Already Lost the Online Battle for Success
KNOWING YOUR READER BASE SHOULD BE YOUR #1 CONCERN
Every marketing major that is fresh out of college knows that every business should treat it’s customers like gold, or it will never be able to grow into a larger more successful company. That is why they know much more than most SEO web site developers who believe that the correct keyword placement is the…
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There are times wherein this word just pops in my head and refuses to go away even if I did everything humanely possible to get rid of it. I consider this as my “downtime” where my blogging could be considered as babbling.
Personally, I consider babbling as acceptable as long as you explain or even give justice to your mood. Hey, everyone’s entitled to a bad blogging day…. even blogaholic people like us. If you want to avoid babbling in your post, here are some of the things which I do…
One of the main goals for bloggers is increasing traffic. We often talk about ways to generate traffic and increase readership of our blogs, but I thought today I would write about things you shouldn’t do if your goal is to increase traffic to your blog.
- Don’t ignore your readers: If your readers take the time to read your blog and leave comments, show them you value them by responding with meaningful conversation.
- Don’t disappear: Post regularly. Don’t make readers wonder if you’ve abandoned your blog or been abducted by aliens. Keep your content fresh to maintain your…
Easy options to make a choice right?
Reading through all those blogs that’s sprouting up every day, I can clearly distinguish between one that’s written for search engines and one that’s for human readers. In fact, I instantly classify a new blog that I come across to either of these categories.
A blog that’s written for search engines will have the following features -
Fancy titles that’s more like keywords re arranged in no particular pattern.
Very less content mostly redrafted or copied.
Fewer links, internal and external.
Abnormal placement of keywords in between the body.
Bolding…
