comments: Google Views ActiveRain as Even More Valuable Now - My SEO Perspective
- 12/18/08 11:56 AM
I don't want to make this post overly rudimentary, but I would like to start out (for those of you who are complete newbies) by stating that "SEO" means "search engine optimization". Each time I have written a post with SEO in the title, someone inevitably asks. Now that we have that out of the way, I wanted to provide some anecdotal evidence for you that Google is indexing ActiveRain more frequently. First, I need to explain that I have Google Alerts set up for a number of keywords and phrases that I am interested in, such as "austin texas homes" … (120 comments)
comments: ActiveRain 101 - A Wealth of Tips for Newbies and Veterans Alike
- 09/22/08 04:52 AM
This may not be new ground for most veteran members, but if you are new to the site, you will probably find this information very helpful. I first started blogging back in 2004 on another website, although it was not for business at all. Rather, it was just an assortment of personal stories and opinions. I guess not all that much has changed since then - I still write plenty of personal posts here on ActiveRain. I rarely wrote anything over there, but I have made a habit/hobby out of writing since joining AR.
JUST TO CLARIFY... BLOG vs. POST - … (200 comments)
comments: How to generate and track backlinks for your Active Rain profile - A few basic SEO tips
- 02/15/08 04:56 AM
The first comment I made on Active Rain was August 5th, 2007. Since then, I have amassed 7404 comments made over the past 182 days. That means that I am averaging 40.68 comments daily here. I could write (and have written) posts about the friendships that began as stray comments on AR, or the referrals that I have received (also covered that a few times in posts). However, I wanted to point out that the "Google juice" is a phenomenal side benefit of commenting that you may not have realized. What am I talking about? Well, it's really quite simple: The more you comment … (439 comments)
I don't want to make this post overly rudimentary, but I would like to start out (for those of you who are complete newbies) by stating that "SEO" means "search engine optimization". Each time I have written a post with SEO in the title, someone inevitably asks.
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