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25 Comments on 7 Easy Breezy Ways to Get In the Swing of Push Marketing Your Blog
Hi Rebecca ~ Super instructions and I love your easy-to-follow presentation. I gotta say - blogging could be a full-time job - in terms of time if not money.
Liz
Hi Rebecca:
I really appreciate the tips. I have already registered my blog with Yahoo and Goggle. I just added analytics so i could see where the traffic was coming to my site recently. My website is starting to get increased activity. My AR blog is also getting thousands of hits. As you stated I'm trying to pull both of those into more phone calls and opportunities from perspective clients.
Hi Rebecca-Great ideas. I bookmarked this for future reference. Thanks for sharing your wisdom.
Hi Rebecca...I'm struggling to stay afloat and really relish the advice you and others give.
I'm checking back to see your response to Jane's question. I'm wondering about that also.
Kate
Rebecca- I too have bookmarked this post for future reference. It is wonderful. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the tips, Rebecca - one thing I'm wondering though--our AR Outside blogs are already submitted to Google & Yahoo, aren't they?
Adri- THere are many sites. That's why making a plan of a few at a time is probably the best bet. Otherwise it can get completely overwhelming.
Jane and Kate- I stopped submitting to localism and my outside blog about 1 month ago because I noticed my blog getting buried in the SERP's. Now I had heard at the same time that Google had changed it's algorithms and it could Definitely be a coincidence.
I am not a SEO expert, this is not my field. My field is marketing, specifically for the r.e. industry. So I can only speak to my observation. That is what I observed so I personally don't post to both any longer. Just figured better safe than sorry.
Tim- Yes it can definitely be overwhelming but remember they are tools and they are supposed to be working for you not the other way around.
Cedric- Nice to see you again...stop by anytime.
Mary- I think you will find some of these steps to be basic but effective.
Liz- Definitely, it was my full time job for 1 1/2 years so I can attest to that.
Greg- That is fantastic and good that you added Google Analytics. It's important to measure so you know where to tweak.
Sharon and Martha- Thank you for your kind words.
Kent- Hmm...that's not my understanding. I have a typepad blog and I have had a wordpress blog and those weren't automatically submitted. I never read anything that said the outside blogs were submitted. Now Google may index your posts without you having submitted it, but I would still check and make sure.
Great information. I have been spending a few hours over the last few days for education on better blogging and more exposure. Right now Im burnt and need to digest it all.
Rebecca--You always have such wonderful advice for everyone. Great blogging tips!
Okay, Rebecca, I am back to get my first lesson. I will try one thing today. That is usually all the tech I can handle at one time. Mary
Great tips Rebecca. Great information. Will bookmark and come back... Maybe this will be my Wednesday hump day project.
Well, I failed with Technorati. I tried to claim my AR blog about five times and got the same message. Bummer. There is always tomorrow.
I love this info, thank for share with the team.
Scott
Thank you for the reply Rebecca, I know you are not SEO expert but I have since asked several people about their experiences with posting to Localism and Outside blogs and they all say they are not getting good results and are not continuing to do it. For some reason my Localism blogs are showing up very fast when I post them to Localism only but not so much when I post to both. My outside blog never shows up in Google. I just use it to e-mail to people because it looks nice. I am going to abandon it, move my domain to a wordpress blog....
I've bookmarked you until I can UNDERSTAND it.
Laura- Yup take what works and forget the rest:-)
Teri- Thank you localism queen:-)
Mary- Let me know what error message you are getting- just shoot me an email, and I can take a peak:-)
Kim- Awesome thinking. I have a few of these lined up for next Wednesday- the big one being some more blog directory submission.
Scott- Happy to share.
Jane- Hmmm....that it is a sticky widget. I am going to leave my outside blog up and see what happens. I also can say that I haven't done that much to promote mine, so I am not expecting too much right now.
Sally- Not a problem- happy to be bookmarked. Most important thing first is the writing.