I know it sounds creepy, but you should really want Google’s spider to crawl on your site. One of the things the search engine spider likes is links, especially internal links. Here are some suggestions on how to improve cross linking within your wordpress blog. All of these things are great for Google but they’re also good for improving the user experience. You can accomplish all the items on this list with wordpress plugins or link to your posts by hand.
The definition of insanity is repeating the same thing over and over and expecting a different outcome. The same holds true for blogging. As bloggers we spend a lot of time creating fresh unique content, whether it’s articles or videos or images. We dedicate a lot of resources to these tasks. However at the end of the day if we don’t have enough traffic it all doesn’t matter. Here are two blogging tips that will help you get more traffic from Google in 2012.
I’ve been involved with affiliate marketing for over 10 years now. It’s a remarkably rewarding profession to be involved in. I’m going to tell you why.
It’s widely known that Google isn’t a fan of duplicate content. If someone posts an article and a few months later it’s copied by 10 other sites, Google will try and find the most credible source and only display that one in the search results. The most credible source is usually the oldest one since they’re likely to be the creator of the content. The other 10 sites would only show up on the supplemental results which means they’ll rarely get any traffic.
In the life of a web entrepreneur there are unique challenges because since you are your own boss and set your own hours, you can also slack off and not be productive. Here’s a list of tips that web entrepreneurs can use to maximize their productivity.
Thousands of blogs are started every single day. But if you check back in a year or two, how many will still be updating? Check back a few years after that and you’ll find that only a small number of them will be considered successful. So why do so many blogs fail? Here’s my short list..
March 14th, 2012
