REcently, when I searched my name, my urls, and several of my email addresses by search bar and meta search engines I was surprised to find some search engine recognition I did not expect.
I subscribe to Christian Business Daily. Personally, I am ultra sensitive to ethical gray lines. So, when I read the following highlighted article, I dashed off my quick 2 cents. No points. No incentives that I was aware of. Then, when I searched myself I found this reference. The original post would be of interest to many of you. I encourage you to go there, and comment. Keep in mind there are no points given. The incentive is that it is a good time and place to make an ethical stand. Be aware that your comment will likely be picked up by search engines.
One of my prized subscriptions is Selling Among Wolves Without Joining The Pack. One day, without thinking that my comment would be picked up by search engines, I dashed off a quick somewhat flippant comment. Well, now I know it would behoove me to be a little (or a lot) more responsible with blog posts anywhere. My point in revealing these experiences to you is to give you some alternative and simple ways of getting search engine recognition, and getting out of "a rut" if you seem to get addicted to one spot in the cyber world as I tend to do at times.
Sometimes, I just want to write. The subject may be remotely related to real estate, but of a nature not really for the Active Rain/Localism audience. I have found Search Warp to be open to a multitude of topics and audiences. Search Warp is always good for Search Engine recognition.
Many here at Active Rain are light years ahead of me in search engine recognition and SEO. In my most recent search of myself I found that: Active Rain, SEarch Warp, homes.point 2, localism and my own urls provided the most search engine recognition.
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Thanks for tuning in Alexander. What are some of your most effective and favorite I-Moves?
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