Posts Tagged ‘SEO

hopefully you have already read about what trends you should be following and how to write to capitalize on those trends. This last piece could possibly be the most important. It’s time we look at how to make your readers "Read Deep." What is Reading Deep? When your users are coming to you by way [...]

Now that you know what to write by following the trends, let’s talk about how to write. I don’t mean where to sit, what software to use, etc.. This is about how to research, how to pick your topic and how to make sure the search engines see it. Making Your Topic Unique Once you [...]

I have been mulling around this blog topic for awhile, trying to find a way to approach it that was unique and useful. We all follow our blogs closely, but as with anything, it’s what you do with that information that matters. In this article I will break down what trends you should be following, [...]

Search engine algorithms are top secret. I would be willing to bet that only a very select few really understand how they work within their own companies. I have been fighting the good fight and have had incredible results with search engine optimization on Philoking.com, but only recently have I discovered a serious flaw in [...]

MyBlogLog is a blessing and a curse. It’s a blessing because it gives you fantastic up to the minute site usage information for a economical $3 per month fee, and a curse because it causes you to always second guess what you are doing, what you are writing about, and how other services are accounting [...]

It’s 6:41 PM on Friday night. I am flying home from San Francisco and I still have quite a few thoughts about Google spinning in my head. An interesting thing occurred to me and I thought it would be a great idea for an article and a good time to explain what amounts to a [...]

A Google Adventure

In: Random

9 Nov 2007

This was a very interesting last two days for me. Wednesday I flew down to San Francisco and was driven over to meet some of the folks at Google, Inc. I know that for me even, Google had a very interesting reputation as a place to work. While Non-disclosure agreements make some things impossible to [...]


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