Archive for Blogging Tips
Blogging Tip: Determine Your Post’s Topic or Subject, Then Check Keyword Phrases
Posted by: | CommentsHere’s a blogging tip I have been using more and more to enhance my search engine results and rankings …
When thinking about writing a new post, once I’ve determined my topic and the main ideas I’m wanting to talk about in the post, I’ll go over to Google’s AdWords Keyword Tool and check the results to see what it pulls up for keyword phrases popularity.
Blogging Tip: Hand Google Your Blog’s Sitemap on a Platter
Posted by: | CommentsGoogle likes me …
I’ve finally gotten into the good graces of Mr. Google (I’m out of the “sandbox”) … now more than half of my traffic is coming from Google search keywords. Amazing. I love it.
THANK YOU GOOGLE!
Anyway, one of the best ways to get listed in Google is to create and submit a sitemap through their Google Webmaster Tools.
How to Use the New Custom Domain Name Feature for Your Blog*Spot Blog: A Tutorial
Posted by: | CommentsAlthough I’ve offered to help you set up your own custom domain name for your Blog*Spot hosted blog, I thought I’d post a tutorial for those of you who want to do it yourself. Before I get to the tutorial though, I thought I’d post some pros and cons with hosting at Blogger. Read More→
Get Help with Blogger’s Custom Domain Name for Your Blog*Spot Blog
Posted by: | CommentsI’ve noticed there are just a TON of people using Google’s Blogger for their blogs … and I’d just love to see more of those people investing their time and writing and blogging into their own domain name (one they actually own).
So for a limited time (depending on how much interest I get), I’m offering to help you get your own custom domain name for your Blogger-hosted blog (aka Blog*Spot) for $25.
Blogging Tip: Don’t Steal People’s Content
Posted by: | CommentsOK, so the title is harsh, I admit …
But within the last week I’ve surfed to two blog sites and seen entire blog posts, which I wrote, simply copied and pasted (both with attribution) onto their blogs.
No names will be mentioned here or links given. (I try to live by the stuff I write about.)
But this here … well, it’s a “teachable moment.”
