What a shocker last night! I was working to learn Seesmic video and bothering Mike Mueller, and the AR world was commenting on the Active Rain outside blog. I cannot imagine how the AR servers kept up with all of those who were creating their new blog.
I read through many of the comments. Virginia skipped a movie date. Several could not get their listings to fit. Mike Mueller posted a video comment on Seesmic. And there were a couple SEO questions.
My general questions are related to how this blog fits overall in SEO.
How does this blog access the public differently than the regular Active Rain blog?
What about duplicate content?
Localims posts, I think, have a little more link juice because they are also listed in the Localism engine. Does the AR outside blog have similar SEO force that is not in the normal Active Rain blog?
Maybe the SEO power of the outside blog will take some time to build - that is OK I'm sure with most people - but if so what and how does that power come? are the posted to google, yahoo, etc differently?
If the keywords are similar, will a search pull up both blog posts?
Does this blog help with back links to the AR profile and to the regular website?
Can it be used differently, to complement the AR blog?
Does it totally replace the need for an outside blog on a totally different host?
Will the AR outside blog reach different people?
These questions are some of what came to my mind as I read through Brad's post and the comments. I am delaying a little before starting my AR outside blog.
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