6 Techniques to get more RSS Subscribers to your Blog! 1. Comment on someone's blog who has as many or nearly as many subscribers as you do - Tell them you've subscribed to their blog. They may reciprocate - a lot will. 2. Ask your Readers to subscribe. Make it easy and blatant. If people see links asking to subscribe all over the place then
Is Do-follow in Comments Dead? This is primarily heresay, and only the opinion of one blog - but they tend to have some highly informative articles. I was reading a very interesting post from SEO 2.0 entitled "Commenting on DoFollow-blogs as a link building Strategy". The blog asks the question whether do-follow in comments
Google has too much power online, they can make and break anyone that they choose. If you write a bad article about them, or sell links, or do this or that, they can remove your site from search, not that I get much traffic from search, thankfully I'm a social marketer more than an seo marketer, and most of my traffic comes from pinging
Corporate Blog, or Corporate Blog Network? A corporate blog, is of course a wonderful way to build seo, and recognition of your company. Most corporate blogs only have a few writers, and blog posts are often few and far between. Enter the corporate blog network. What if you had everyone in your company write 1 blog post daily? Say your
Jason Calacanis, one of the most influential bloggers on the scene right now, founder of Mahalo, exploiter of twitter and facebook, has announced he is going to quit blogging. What has the world come to? Eh, maybe it's for the better. I'm waiting to see a social network popup just around 'betting' whether or not he will come back to blogging.
I have it on good authority that I'll have the funding for our roadtrip this week. Give a few days to gather up all the equipment, we will be launching on our trip, maybe on monday - June 23rd. Visiting 50 states is going to be a huge endeavor. I've promised my sponsor that I can and will complete the tour and interview 50 bloggers in 50
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