Simple question: “If you had 2-hours a day to devote to no-cost, off-blog (even off-line) marketing for your blog, what would you do?” I posed this very question to a collection of some of the world’s top bloggers and social network marketers…and here’s what they revealed.
An often overlooked aspect of site design and SEO that can clearly bring benefits.
This is about how I spend 24 concentrated hours spread out over 4 days during Holidays to build the online service Wigitize.com. What I tried to do for this project is use some new methods/tools out there to solve practical problems in my weakness area: design, frontend coding, system administration and SEO.
In getting ready for 2008 the blog posts are kind of sparse right now. Things will be moving full speed at the beginning of 2008 so please have a Happy and Safe Holidays!
Theoretically, search engines should find all the best Web sites and rank them at the top of their search results. Unfortunately, due to the gap between artificial and human intelligence, this doesn’t always happen. Users have the ability to alter the rankings by doing search engine optimization (SEO)…
Change is the only constant you can count on in search engine optimizatioin. Although we often say that the fundamental principles of search engine optimization don
’t change, pretty much everything else does. If you want to be really, really good at this, you cannot be inflexible. You cannot afford the luxury of becoming emotionally bonded
Watch out for SEOs that call themselves “SEO Experts” they are not experts they are knowledgeable…
Decent article on seo tips if you need a refresher.
Lifehacker’s bi-monthly “Getting To Done” column covers SEO on how and why it’s important in the web publishing arena.
The second half of how to build a niche minisite. This one goes over design, development, ad integration, SEO, and hosting.
