Boost Your Blog's SEO Mojo with These 6 Simple, Actionable Steps Your blog is a powerful tool. Publishing blog content on a regular basis can provide an organization with a number of distinct benefits, which include: Brand building and awareness.Positioning yourself as a thought leader.Demonstrating your (or your organization's) expertise.Developing relationships within your niche.Fostering an engaged and active community.Generating leads. Blogging is also powerful from an SEO standpoint as well. Incite more crawling – the more you publish, the more your site gets crawled.Penetrate more keyword verticals.Attract links – provided you're promoting your content; passive link acquisition is difficult if not impossible for most sites.Generate social signals.Drive more organic traffic. Despite the inherent "SEO value" of blogging, many blogs just aren't properly optimized for search, or aren't optimized to their fullest potential. Many of the fixes and improvements you can make are really quite simple. 1. It isn't just blogs. So why is the above example bad?
How to Blog: Blogging Tips for Beginners Update: See our more recently published posts on the topic of starting a blog at How to Start a Blog in 5 Easy Steps and how to make money blogging. Welcome to my How to Blog – Blogging Tips for Beginners Guide. On the page below you’ll find links to a series of how to blog tips that I’ve written with blogging for beginners (and ‘Pre’ Bloggers) in mind. How to Blog – My Ultimate Guide to Blogging for Beginners Since developing this series I’ve produced a book specifically for beginner bloggers. Lastly- if you enjoy these posts and want to keep in touch with ProBlogger – subscribe via our RSS feed. Blogging Tips for Beginners Introductory Posts Blog Design Tips Tips for Writing Content for Blogs Tips on Making Money from Blogs Blog Networks Other Beginner Blogging Tips Want more Blogging Tips for Beginners? If you want more blogging tips I can recommend two things. 1.
untitled 26 Steps to 15,000 visitors a day C) Site Design: The simpler the better. Rule of thumb: text content should out weight the html content. The pages should validate and be usable in everything from Lynx to leading edge browsers. eg: keep it close to html 3.2 if you can. Spiders are not to the point they really like eating html 4.0 and the mess that it can bring. Learn the lesson of Google itself - simple is retro cool - simple is what surfers want. Speed isn't everything, it's almost the only thing. D) Page Size: The smaller the better. E) Content: Build one page of content and put online per day at 200-500 words. F) Density, position, yada, yada, yada... Simple, old fashioned, seo from the ground up. G) Outbound Links: From every page, link to one or two high ranking sites under that particular keyword. H) Cross links: <1>(cross links are links WITHIN the same site) Link to on topic quality content across your site. I) Put it Online: Don't go with virtual hosting - go with a stand alone ip. Go for a listing in the ODP.
Daily Blog Tips OBEY GIANT - WORLDWIDE PROPAGANDA DELIVERY api-objectivec-client - Google APIs Client Library for Objective-C Written by Google, this library is a flexible and efficient Objective-C framework for accessing JSON APIs. This is the recommended library for accessing JSON-based Google APIs for iOS and Mac OS X applications. The library is compatible with applications built for iOS 3 and later, and Mac OS X 10.5 and later. To get started with Google APIs and the Objective-C client library, read the introduction and study the example applications. To browse the library source code, visit the Source tab. Google APIs with generated interfaces include The library may also be used without generated interfaces with JSON REST and JSON-RPC APIs. If you have a problem or want a new feature to be included in the library, please join the discussion group. Externally-included projects: The library includes code from the separate projects GTM HTTP Fetcher, GTM OAuth 2, and json-framework. Google Data APIs: The library for older, XML-based APIs is still available. - The Google APIs team
Apprendre à communiquer Ah la communication… Communiquer, le verbe qui effraie souvent l’entrepreneur, ou la petite entreprise. Communiquer, c’est cher, on ne sait pas comment faire ni quoi faire. Alors, on ne fait rien. Dans le meilleur des cas, le pire devrais-je dire, ça ouvre un compte Twitter, ou une page Facebook, et ça envoi un truc ici où là, un peu à la va comme j’te pousse, et advienne que pourras ! L’idéal pour bien se mettre une balle dans le pied, voire deux. Dès fois que la première ai loupé la cible. Cerise sur le gâteau, le blog… Ah le blog, bloguer, c’est facile, ça rapporte du fric rapidos, etc… Ouais, bien sûr. Alors, communiquer ? Si vous n’avez même pas 100 euros de budget pour communiquer autour de votre entreprise, vous avez déjà un gros problème. En économisant un peu sur le forfait mobile, ou l’abonnement aux 200 chaines de télé que vous ne regardez jamais, ou encore sur le caddie chez carrefour, en grappillant un peu de-ci, de-là, vous allez les trouver ces 100 euros. Ce qui me fait ?
How I Make My Living as an Online Writer (And How You Could Too) (Photo by Antonina, a fantastic London contemporary portrait photographer) The end of this month will mark three years since I left my day job. Since then, I’ve been supporting myself through writing. It’s my dream career – and I love being able to set my own hours, work from home, and have a huge amount of flexibility and freedom. I haven’t written much here on Aliventures about how exactly I actually make money. But there really isn’t. And … if you want to … there’s no reason why you can’t do exactly the same as me. In short, I have a bunch of different revenue streams that bring in cash every month. I’ll start with the ones that were easiest to get going with, and work up to the methods that take a bit more time… #1: Paid Writing for Blogs (2008 onwards) This is how I started out, in early 2008. My family and friends find it bizarre that I can get paid to write for blogs. Writing for blogs typically means: How much does paid blogging make? Learn more: #2: Website Advertising (2008 onwards)