Archive for the ‘Website Marketing’ Category
Monday, December 28th, 2009 |
In the process of doing some search engine research tonight to come up with some new interesting topics for my blogs and clients, I decided that tonight I’m going to finally expose a level of idiocy that I’m constantly coming across on the Internet. Unfortunately, it’s one of the most annoying and irritating symptoms of how search engines work today. I call the phenomenon, “Promising Roses and Delivering Stink Bombs.”
The first thing I’d like to say is that this particular post is not SEO optimized. I couldn’t be bothered because this behavior is just too urgent and needs to be exposed this very moment - no need to SEO optimize my vent, it will speak for itself.
SEO Fools Writing Useless Web Content Just for Search Engine Traffic
This is how it works. There are countless guys and girls out there who recognize that once you can identify certain keywords and them use them in a particular pattern, a particular number of times and using very particular rules - you can place your website and your article on the very first page of Google results. That’s the approach of the SEO expert and that’s how the system works, and it works well. But you know what else?
That’s pretty much where 90% of the SEO experts out there finish their efforts. When you arrive at their website, guess what you discover? Half the time it’s one paragraph jam-packed with gibberish - a collection of keyword phrases and a few lines or two of semi-coherent writing. The page is nothing more than an absolute, one-hundred percent, useless and idiotic waste of space. Therefore, I’ve decided in this particular post to run through a few high value SEO keywords to point out some of these brainless twits out there that take part in this kind of behavior.
Keyword Phrase: World Wide Web History
This is a huge, highly-searched keyword phrase. So, let’s take a look at the top Google results.
Now, listings one and two make perfect sense. Obviously Wikipedia and W3.org are excellent resources on the history of the world wide web, but let’s take a look at the third major listing on the first page of google - IdealFinder.com (no, I’m not going to link to it and make matters even worse.)
Aside from the page format and coloring that’s horrid enough to make your eyes bleed, take a look at the first paragraph:
World Wide Web (WWW), system of resources that enable computer users to view and interact with a variety of information, including magazine archives, public- and university-library resources, current world and business news, and software programs. The WWW can be accessed by a computer connected to an internet, an interconnection of computer networks or through the public Internet, the global consortium of interconnected computer networks.
Has this guy ever heard of grammar? How about writing a sentence that at least makes sense? “system of resources that enable computer users to view and interact with a variety of information” - what the hell does that even mean? I’ll bet this guy went out and paid a team of foreign guys sitting in a cube in some third-world countries a dollar an article for this garbage. And every day that passes, more and more of this horrendous excuse for content continues to pollute the Internet. Okay then, let’s continue on to the next site that follows this one on Google’s top 10 listing for this search term - Elsop.com. Let’s take a look.
Okay, this appears like a legit site that provides links covering the history of the world wide web, right? Good enough. The page itself doesn’t contain an article, but at least you can click on each link to read the information that you came looking for, right? Right??? “CLICK”….
Well that’s odd - broken link. Let’s go back and try another. “CLICK”…
No, it’s not a fluke. Almost all the links are broken, and there’s no decent content whatsoever to make a visit to this site at all worthwhile - yet there it sits as the 4th item on the first page of Google as though it has any value. As an SEO guy myself, I know the reasons why - but it’s unfortunate. Because, by making search listings so completely automated as Google has, it encourages the proliferation of complete trash on the Internet which exists only for the sole purpose of drawing in traffic,
not to provide valuable and useful content for visitors.
Have you come across the many “traffic traps” that exist on the web, just like these? Share your own experiences and opinions in the comments section below.
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Wednesday, December 16th, 2009 |
If you’re running a free website (one that doesn’t require a reader subscription), then the odds are pretty good that you’re probably depending on ad revenue to support your operating costs (and hopefully some form of profit). In addition to using effective SEO techniques to attract as many visitors to your website as possible, another element of increasing your website’s ad revenue is by getting your visitors “converted” into revenue.
How do you convert visitors? As I mentioned recently in the 4 A’s of Marketing - you convert them into profit by driving them to take action that’s profitable for both the reader, and for you. It’s profitable for the reader because you’ve chosen products and services to advertise that you know are high quality and valuable, and it’s profitable to you because those companies pay you based on referred sales.
Google Adsense is one of the best ways for new bloggers to learn what ad placement techniques work on a website and which methods don’t work. On one of my blogs, for the longest time I couldn’t manage to generate any clickthroughs to my Google ads. On the one hand, I don’t like introducing large and obtrusive ads into my articles or on my website, but on the other hand I could tell that my visitors weren’t recognizing the value of those ads and taking advantage of those links.
After doing a little bit of research about website “heat maps,” I figured out what I was doing wrong, fixed it, and increased my ad revenue by over 600 percent. In this article I’ll quickly review what I learned so that you can put it to use on your own blog or website.
The Website Advertising Heat Map
As I mentioned, Google Adsense is one of the best learning tools for a new blogger that’s looking to get into earning decent revenue through advertising. Google is extremely helpful in that effort, because they actually provide a very valuable ad heat map on their Adsense help pages that shows you exactly where you should place ads on your website for the highest clickthrough percentages.
As you can see from the heat map, according to Google that most effective areas for advertising on a website are first and foremost at the very top of your content area. Now, there’s a tradeoff here. Personally I feel that placing a huge Google ad at the top of your content is very tacky and a major turnoff - it doesn’t look very professional. On the other hand, I’ve seen plenty of websites that do it, and they retain their readership - so proceed carefully.
The areas of any blog that I recommend concentrating on (if your template design allows for it) is the menu bar on the left and the menu at the top. These aren’t in the reddish-orange area, but they are still in the hot spots that generate the most action from visitors. The website where I tested this heat map concept was TopSecretWriters. I decided to place a large Google ad at the top of the left menu bar.
I did have to slide some of my favorite graphical content down below this ad, and it did involve tweaking some of the template code itself, but in the end it was a smart move because it transformed the almost non-existent ad revenue on TopSecretWriters into a very healthy stream of clickthroughs and profit.
The moral of the story is this - the Google Adsense heat map is accurate, and I would highly recommend taking the time to become familiar with it and then redesigning how you structure the ads on your blog or website so that you are taking advantage of those hot spots.
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Thursday, December 10th, 2009 |
Search spy unfiltered search engines can offer you a competitive advantage in the world of search engine optimization. The SEO industry is very much an industry controlled by information. The more information and insight that you have over your competition, the better you’ll succeed. While this is try in most industries, it’s even more true in SEO, because the fewer people who are capturing the most lucrative search terms, the more successful you’ll be as you capture your SEO niche opportunities.
I’ve covered a number of SEO tools in a few of my earlier posts, such as the 3 tips for optimization and the need to be flexible when you choose your topics, but in this post I’d like to touch on yet another effective tool in gauging the online attitudes and interests of Internet travelers - that tool is search spy unfiltered search engines.
In this article, I’m going to share 8 online tools that you can use to closely monitor what people are searching the Internet for every single second. That’s right - a real-time “spy” peak into exactly what people are typing into the search engines. This insight could tip you off to the hottest upcoming online buzz, which can be a very powerful way to capture the online “Buzz” wave long before other bloggers even catch on.
Top 3 Search Spy Unfiltered Search Engines
The following online tools are considered “search spy” online apps because they simply update a list that shows you an unfiltered list of what people are searching for on search engines right this moment. Sure, you could use tools like Yahoo Buzz or Google Zeitgeist to learn about the hottest trends, but with those tools the moment you find out, just about every other blogger in the world finds out as well. On the other hand, using search spy tools - you can jump on the hot trends before anyone else even knows about them.
The first Search Spy tool that I’d like to mention is also the most popular because it’s DogPile, the most-used metasearch engine on the Internet. Any search engine that’s popular will provide you with a great sampling of what people are interested in. Dogpile’s realtime tool is simply called Dogpile SearchSpy.
When you visit the page, you’ll see a scrolling list of interesting search terms. These terms are what people are actively searching for this very moment. You can either choose to “Omit adult terms or not.” If you don’t, then you can expect an unfiltered list from the search engines that can be somewhat eye-opening at times.
IceSpy is a useful tool provided by the social network search engine known as IceRocket. IceRocket is a valuable and popular search tool that provides search results from networks like MySpace, Twitter, blogs and more.
IceSpy gives you some insight into what IceRocket users are typing into the search engine. As IceRocket continues to grow in popularity, the IceSpy search terms that scroll up the screen will become more and more a reflection of what bloggers and social network users are interested in. This is a great way to figure out what terms are more likely to race up the “DIGG” list.
The next search spy tool is also one of the coolest. Twitter is obviously one of the most popular social networks on the Internet right now, and getting insight into what’s going on throughout the huge Twitter community is a important key to unlocking current trends. One of the coolest tools for monitoring the pulse of Twitter is Twitspy.
So what’s so cool about Twitspy? Well first of all it displays the latest Twitter updates in a graphical way that shows you the profile image of the Twitter user who posted the update overlaid onto a world map, with a pop-up bubble that displays the update. It’s like watching a virtual worldwide discussion going on - and it’s very addictive!
5 More Useful Search Spy Tools
While the first three tools listed above have the greatest user base, so are the most useful and the most accurate samples of general online interest, the following lesser-known tools are also worthwhile. Even though they don’t have quite the user base as the big sites above, they still offer a select snapshot of a segment of the online population. As I mentioned earlier, in the SEO field information is power - so every source of information you can find is important.
- Infotiger.com - Get a snapshot list of what people are typing into the InfoTiger search engine. Refresh the screen for an updated realtime list.
- Ilectric Logs - Provides you with a list of the 20 most recent search terms typed into the Ilectric metasearch engine. Press refresh for an updated list.
- Yahoo Buzz Updates - While Yahoo Buzz itself isn’t updated every second, this list of what Yahoo Users are “buzzing up” or “buzzing down” gets updated immediately - and provides you with an instant update into what Yahoo Buzz users are interested in.
- Search Hippo Logs - Check out a list of the 15 most recent search terms typed into the Search Hippo search engine. Press refresh for an updated list.
- Meta Eureka Logs - This page provides an unfiltered list of search terms for this metasearch engine known as Meta Eureka.
The list of search spy tools above comes from my personal private SEO research toolbox, and by keeping a close eye on the trends at each of these sites - you could easily capture the next big “thing” that could drive your blog or website into the stratosphere.
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Monday, December 7th, 2009 |
I’m sure your first question is, “Why are you writing about the 4 A”s of marketing on a website devoted to online writing and search engine optimization?” The answer is that owning a successful website or blog takes two parts well-written and insightful content, and two parts brilliant marketing. Why marketing?
Well, the first thing you have to realize about having a website is that it’s existence alone isn’t going to generate a crowd plowing down the door, anxious to read your wit and wisdom. The first step in growing any website is getting folks to notice it, and not just any folks, but the folks that you are specifically writing for.
So, how do you know who you’re specifically writing for? This is where the 4 A”s of marketing come in. This was also the title of a very in-depth and detailed e-book written by author and lecturer, Brian Norris.
While Brian isn’t a website marketer or an SEO guru, he is a sales and marketing expert, and ultimately the techniques he describes will work effectively in marketing your website and converting your visitors into cash revenue. In this article I’m going to briefly outline how the principles he describes in his e-book can be used not only to drive tremendous traffic to your site, but also to generate a lot more profit from your website as well.
The 4 A”s of Marketing Applied to Your Website
The first thing you need to know about the 4 A”s of marketing are what each A stands for! The four A’s are as follows:
- Analyze your target audience. Who are they and what are their typical characteristics such as their age, interests, gender, purchasing trends and more.
- Attention of your audience. Once you know who they are and what they like, you’ll have the insight you need to successfully get their attention.
- Accept your product. This is what you need to make your audience do - accept that your ideas, your products, or your services are exactly what the need even though they have many other choices. You need to convince them to accept that yours is the best of the best.
- Action. The moment you convince them that you’re the best, you’d better have some sort of option available that they can act on once you convince them. This may be as simple as purchasing your services or buying your e-book. If you’re simply writing to generate ad revenue, then make sure that those ads are placed within the “hot spots” on your page (more on web page hot-spots in an upcoming post).
By following the simple guide above, you’ll be able to move from gathering your target audience from all disparate areas of the web that they visit, and drawing them into your website where you’ll guide them comfortably through the process until you’ve convinced them with very little effort how and why they need to perform a particular action. That action is what will generate your website revenue.
Analyze
The analysis part is something that I actually stumbled upon during my early freelance writing years. One particular client sold niche marketing analysis reports for a very hefty sum. He contracted me to research and write them for a few hundred dollars, and he turned around and sold them for a few thousand. Pretty good deal for him, and I didn’t care because I needed the money. However, what I gained more than money from the experience was the training on effective ways to perform a niche analysis to identify the demographics of your audience, depending on what niche you’re serving. For example the online gaming industry is actually dominated by white, middle-aged women - and you learn this as you conduct the niche analysis, using the sort of resources I described on my MUO article outlining resources you can use to conduct that research.
One thing I can assure you is that the research looks much more difficult than it is. Once you start using the resources listed in that MUO article and you discover a few studies from Pew Research or government agencies, you’ll discover your niche audience fairly quickly.
Attention
Once you learn more about your target audience, including what they believe, how much they typically earn and what they spend their money on, you’ll be in an excellent position to get their attention. The most important things you should learn about your audience is what websites they typically enjoy the most, what periodicals they read, and where they spend most of their time. For example if you know that your audience is made up of mostly college-age male computer gurus, and that they flock to large multi-user games and like to read computer magazines - then you know where to go to get their attention.
You would find a local LAN party near you and put up fliers, or sponsor the event so that you could advertise your site throughout the event. Or you could invest in an ad or two on a computer website (choose a small one with a decent readership if your budget is small). Through creative marketing, you’ll get your website name in front of the eyes that will appreciate exactly what you have to offer.
Accept
Convincing someone that you’re the best isn’t always easy. According to Brian, at this stage you need to focus on what the outcome that your audience is looking for (you’ll have learned this by now through your niche research).
If you know that middle aged, female online gamers are desperately seeking a free source of online games - then you need to convince them that you’re not only a good source for those games, but that you’re the absolute best resource on the entire Internet and that by sticking with you and taking a specific action, they’ll get the outcome that they desire.
Action
This could be anything - submitting a survey, submitting their email address to you, purchasing a product or anything else. Ultimately the action should be obvious and easy to accomplish, and it should flow directly from your effort to gain your visitor’s acceptance. One click and they get what they desire, or submit their email address in a form and they receive the outcome they want. That’s the secret.
And the real secret to doubling or tripling those profits is by following through and providing those visitors-turned-customers with the quality product or service that you offered. This results in return visitors and repeat profits - the bread and butter of any successful business.
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Monday, November 30th, 2009 |
I was very pleased to discover the the website of Ardan Michael Blum - Yahoo SEO expert who volunteers his expertise and time to assist senior citizens in Geneva with taking advantage of the Internet. Who better to profile than this guy? Ardan Michael Blume, Yahoo SEO consultant and owner of the Blum Advisory, is one of those few industry powerhouse figures who serves prominently behind the scenes, yet seeks out very little publicity for what he does. In this article I’m going to provide a profile for this SEO leader and detail the amazing work that he’s been doing in Geneva, Switzerland.
(image: Blum Advisory)
Ardan is not one of those self-proclaimed SEO “experts” who promise website owners the world in the form of traffic, deliver “fake hits” for a short period, and then leave website owners high and dry with no real additional traffic and, even worse, negative marks against the site in the eyes of Google and Yahoo. Ardan, on the other hand, uses his expertise to make the world (and the Internet) a better place.
Ardan Michael Blum - Yahoo SEO Consultant for Senior Citizens
At first glance, it isn’t immediately obvious how an SEO expert can use his services to help older folks get on the Internet. However, Ardan Michael Blum does just that. You may never have heard of Ardan, because his website for Blum Advisory is based in Geneva and written entirely in French. However, thanks to Google Translate services, I was able to learn a little bit more about this amazing fellow and his generous service to the elderly of Geneva. While he earns his living through is consultancy, Ardan devoted a great deal of his time and resources to create and manage a wonderful website called Geneve - 1910-2010.
The website is actually the online face of the charity organization called “Living with the 3rd Age,” which Ardan founded. The organization seeks to help the elderly in the region better access the Internet and computers in general. The organization is not a fly-by-night group - they work with some impressive computer industry names, such as Compaq, Logitech and even Microsoft, to provide free software and computers to nursing homes, senior citizen clubs and even the Geriatrics Cantonal Hospital in Geneva. The website is part of the group’s effort to provide the elderly at these locations with Internet access and, in effect, providing those who might otherwise be considered “shut-ins” with access to the outside world.
This website is an amazing collection of photos, histories and other accounts of the wonderful lives of these senior citizens. As you preview the images and stories - you can’t help but smile at the wisdom, strength and the beautiful effects of time and experience upon the lives and faces of these elders. The entire website is in french, but I highly recommend taking a look through the site using Google’s
translation services.
About Ardan Michael Blum
So who is this impressive SEO expert who founded one of the most innovative charities in Geneva? Ardan Michael Blum promises that he can help your business achieve top ten Google placement. Being involved in the SEO industry myself, I can tell from the wording and the personal activities of Ardan, that he’s one of the few legitimate SEO professionals who can truly accomplish what he promises.
Although he was born in Switzerland and currently lives in Geneva, this fellow came to the United States to attend Bennington College in Vermont before heading back to his homeland to make use of the skills that he learned in Vermont. He approaches a decade of SEO experience, and his efforts with his senior citizen Charity is a testament to his drive, his character, and his ability to accomplish great things. If you’ve never heard of Ardan, and you’re looking for an SEO expert within or around Switzerland, I highly encourage you to contact Ardan at his website and sign up for his SEO services.
Not only will you achive success with your own website through effective SEO optimization techniques, but you’ll also be employing the services of a man of high character who deserves the business.
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Sunday, November 1st, 2009 |
First, a little bit about how I came up with the idea to offer online PC support on this blog. One of my favorite writing gigs is the work that I do over at MakeUseOf. The writing crew over there are some of the most talented and technically savvy folks anyone could ask to work with. One of the things that I love about MUO is that it pushes me to try to come up with interesting ways that you can “Make Use Of” Internet technologies in ways that most people don’t know about or even consider.
One of the things I really want to do is provide my blog visitors with a direct line of communication with me, and in that spirit, last month I tested and installed the VZOchat service on my blog. This service is fantastic and it’s an excellent way to offer videoconferencing over the Internet. The one drawback I noticed is that in reality, most people who are sitting in front of their PC really don’t want anyone seeing them - so they shy away from video chatting. I believe this is probably why videoconferencing never really took off as a major online service.
Offering Easy to Use Online PC Support Services
On the other hand, everyone loves to text chat. The popularity of IM services like Skype, Yahoo Messenger and the many other instant messaging services proves that people love to text. One of my favorite ways to get tech support when I used to be an Ebay Powerseller was through Ebay’s Live Support chat service, when they offered it. So, in my latest article at MakeUseOf, I decided to alter my videoconferencing approach into a text chat approach. It didn’t take very long to find the best service out there to accomplish offering high-quality online PC support - LiveZilla absolutely rocks.
The LiveZilla support software is really easy to set up - the Wizard does everything for you. It will FTP the files to your web server (assuming you have your FTP details), and once installed on each PC that you want to use to answer calls, you’re done. The last step is distributing your chat room links either through your blog, emails, Facebook - wherever. As you can see to the right, I’ve decided to use the LiveZilla service to offer online PC support sessions as well as SEO advice sessions at various intervals of payment.
Offering Your Expertise for Pay
Why charge for your LiveZilla online support service? Well, as a writer or blogger, the odds are pretty good that you’re very busy most of the time. If you’re not updating your blog, you’re fine-tuning your website theme or writing articles for other clients. The fact remains that there are people out there who could really use your advice and technical expertise. Do you want to help them? Sure. Do you have time when you could be devoting that time to writing another article that helps you earn more income? Of course. If you have to choose - which would you go for? Time is money - but you can still offer your expertise to your visitors who really need help, and are willing to pay for it. Think about it - most people are stuck with several options. One, ask a family member who claims to “know computers,” but who ends up messing things up worse in the long run. Two, hire a guy down the street who’s going to charge $60 to $80 an hour. Or 3, someone far less for a quick 15 to 20 minute chat session where they can ask their technical question and get a straight and knowledgeable answer.
Now, you can offer your blog visitors an option where they can pay peanuts to chat with you for 10 minutes, get a quick answer to their technical question, and their done. You haven’t wasted any of your time, and you’re putting your experience and expertise to excellent use for your blog readers and website visitors. It’s simple, easy, and you can add it as one more stream to your many streams of income earned on the Internet - it’s win, win for everyone.
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Tuesday, August 18th, 2009 |
As a professional website SEO consultant, it’s my job to help my clients strike gold in that magic "top 10" list on Google’s listings. The problem is that many blog and website owners don’t truly appreciate what it takes to do so, and many who do come to appreciate it sometimes realize that they simply don’t have the ability to make the necessary sacrifices.
Website SEO Consultant Work Can Be Frustrating
It’s one thing to run a blog or a website that’s beautifully created and brilliantly coded - but it’s quite another to draw in the crowds and keep their attention. The Internet is a fascinating social environment (in fact, one of the world’s most amazing and long-running social experiments), and the "back-door" operations of that environment provides a fascinating glimpse of what the world wants to know about. Or, at the very least, it shows what people use the Internet for.
If You Can’t Be Flexible, A Website SEO Consultant Can’t Help You
If you’re considering hiring the expertise of a website SEO consultant, it’s likely because you’re pretty sick and tired of putting so much effort into building a high quality website or blog, but very few people seem to care. As part of the SEO East Coast crowd, I’m part of a fairly competitive industry where 90% of the folks who think they know how SEO works really don’t. SEO is a lot like cars and computers - everyone’s an expert, but only a few folks can really get the job done well. What does it take to "get the job done well" - that’s what you’re going to need to be ready to face when you employ the services of a true expert website SEO consultant.
- Your focus must change from "popular" to "niche"
- You need to be willing to serve up weird topics in new ways
- You have to accept that Internet travelers decide what your content should be about, not you
- If you have a blog or website to write about topics you like, you may need to do some self-examination
There are tons of affordable SEO packages out there, and there are also tons of scammers. Anything that seems like "voodoo" ultimately becomes fodder for the scammers. Some website SEO consultants have even figured out short-term methods of scamming the search engines (in particular Google algorithms) so that you’ll see short term spikes in traffic. The SEO consultant takes your money - and your traffic goes even lower than it was before. Why? Because Google figured out your site "gamed" the system and they’ve penalized your site for it - your SEO position is even lower than it was before.
What It Takes - Humility and a Willingness To Give People What They Want
What I’ve learned during my time as an SEO East Coast consultant is that the most successful websites and blogs are those that understand that success on the Internet comes from focusing on underserved market segments, not on chasing after the popular topics of the day. If 99% of folks offer content about a topic, how successful do you think you’ll be? If 1% of folks offer unique and fascinating information - you better believe you’re going to come out on top.
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Friday, April 24th, 2009 |
Whether or not you realize it yet, mobile blogging, otherwise known as “moblogging,” is rising as a very popular form of instant blogging that’s set to take the world by storm.
How to Moblog to Boost Your Blog Ratings
Mobile blogging isn’t complicated. In fact, regardless which platform you use, there’s very likely an integrated method to enable blogging to your blog from your cellphone. As you can see from my last post, which I used in this article, I’ve enabled my phone to fire off entries to BetterContent whenever I’ve come across anything exciting or newsworthy.
Just consider the possibilities:
- Journalists can instantly publish pictures and text from breaking news events
- Hikers and campers can keep a live online journal of their adventures
- A whole new niche for traveling novelists
- Private Investigators can instantly publish findings for clients in private blogs
- Families can provide instant updates to each other on family blogs
As a writer, the potential for using mobile blogging in your online writing is unlimited. Moblogging provides creative writers with a new method to publish adventures and travels instantly, as they are taking place. Imagine reading each mobile entry from an adventurer as she hikes through Colorado. Picture viewing images and text from writers traveling throughout the Middle East and providing updates from Islamic societies directly from those villages. And even on a much smaller scale - you can publish updates to your camping blog while you’re on your camping trip, or updates to your travel blog as you are exploring on a safari.
Enabling Mobile Blogging
Google has made it as simple as possible to blog from your cellphone. Read my recently published article here, and in just moments you’ll be publishing updates from your own cellphone. You don’t need a data plan - Google allows mobile bloggers to publish blog updates with simple Instant Messages. It’s simple, and it allows you to update your blog far more frequently - keeping things fresh, and keeping your readers happy.
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Sunday, April 19th, 2009 |
Looking for free website content, free articles, or quality website articles? You’ve come to the right place.
So you’ve just created your Internet masterpiece. It’s the website that you’ve spent many months slaving over. The design is perfect. The code is flawless. You lack one thing…content. There’s no better way to attract the audience that your blog or website needs to survive than through customized marketing solutions that target the topics that your audience is looking for.
Free Website Articles and Quality Website Content
Okay, so you’re not a writer. It’s a valid excuse. But how are you going to get all of those visitors to come to your new site if you don’t offer new, fresh and quality content every so often? The answer is simply, you can’t - not without the right customized marketing solutions.
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