Personal Development for Smart People Forums - View Single Post

MadHyeNa · 08-06-2007, 04:36 PM

First and foremost when have you launched your site?

Second, you should get a job and spend only your free time working on your site.

Third, it'd really helpful to research, study and learn about SEO-ing. Marketing is crucial as Steve pointed out so. I couldn't agree more. Being involved in the business of writing articles, CMS, publishing them and then marketing, SEO-ing and advertising, I know how marketing plays a major role.

That's why I'm curious to know when you launched your site. Also, it'd be helpful to focus on keyword rich content. Sometimes after I've written an article I am rereading it and replacing, adding some of those pretty much required keywords. I am required to so. I have got personal advices given from SEO experts what and how to do to increase the traffic for the articles that were written by me. Even though, some of these might not apply directly for your specific website but still you get my drift.

I, for one, enjoyed quite much to endeavor into fields of SEO and Internet Marketing. That is because I could see the secrets unfolding, high traffic ranking, hits, PageRanks and so forth demystified, and ultimately I could see the results applying the techniques. I also have had the chance to see "how the pros do it."

Oh, and I like your website. Pretty ingenious idea. Congrats!

Keep up the great job, keep us posted, give us a little more details regarding your site launch, what have you done that's particular to SEO-ing and where you were advertising your site or not, also, follow Steve's advices one-by-one and be amazed.

All the best,

PS: Invest your time more productively. Don't spend meaningless hours working on your site if there is little or no gain at all. Better read a few SEO articles, apply those, and expect the results. Spend your time on valuable activities. Do the marketing. Advertise. Optimize. Reap the results.

08-06-2007, 04:36 PM	#35 (permalink)
MadHyeNa Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Europe Posts: 40	First and foremost when have you launched your site? Second, you should get a job and spend only your free time working on your site. Third, it'd really helpful to research, study and learn about SEO-ing. Marketing is crucial as Steve pointed out so. I couldn't agree more. Being involved in the business of writing articles, CMS, publishing them and then marketing, SEO-ing and advertising, I know how marketing plays a major role. That's why I'm curious to know when you launched your site. Also, it'd be helpful to focus on keyword rich content. Sometimes after I've written an article I am rereading it and replacing, adding some of those pretty much required keywords. I am required to so. I have got personal advices given from SEO experts what and how to do to increase the traffic for the articles that were written by me. Even though, some of these might not apply directly for your specific website but still you get my drift. I, for one, enjoyed quite much to endeavor into fields of SEO and Internet Marketing. That is because I could see the secrets unfolding, high traffic ranking, hits, PageRanks and so forth demystified, and ultimately I could see the results applying the techniques. I also have had the chance to see "how the pros do it." Oh, and I like your website. Pretty ingenious idea. Congrats! Keep up the great job, keep us posted, give us a little more details regarding your site launch, what have you done that's particular to SEO-ing and where you were advertising your site or not, also, follow Steve's advices one-by-one and be amazed. All the best, PS: Invest your time more productively. Don't spend meaningless hours working on your site if there is little or no gain at all. Better read a few SEO articles, apply those, and expect the results. Spend your time on valuable activities. Do the marketing. Advertise. Optimize. Reap the results. Last edited by MadHyeNa; 08-06-2007 at 04:44 PM.