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 Spread the word. Build links. Now that you’re interacting with the community, you need to get out to other sources of information and spread the word. What will happen is you will increase your relevancy in SEO and generate some buzz about your blog project while you’re at it. There are some shortcuts too, but they really detract . . . → Read More: Series: 52 Weeks to a Successful Blog: Week 4  Follow and nofollow links refer to a tag that can be placed in the linking (anchor) code of your website. It usually comes in the form of the “rel” attribute. It looks something like this: <a href=”http://www.jtgraphic.net” rel=”nofollow”>jtGraphicn.net</a> Why are these attributes on links important? They help organize the internet and give relevancy to websites that deserve it . . . → Read More: FAQ: What are follow and nofollow links?  I was looking for an automated way to get Google Pagerank for a few hours and came up with quite a few things, but not many of them were very elegant. Essentially, Google doesn’t provide an API and it’s against their terms of service to hit them up in an automated way. I found quite a . . . → Read More: Automated Way to Find Google Pagerank Probably the single biggest question about building websites I get is how to drive traffic. I’m not saying it’s the most important part, but it’s definitely key. Content is king, sure, but if you don’t have traffic, you could be pouring your heart out to a wall. Really what every website wants is . . . → Read More: How to Build and Drive Website Traffic  9 comments  Marketing  adsense, advertising, affiliate marketing, audio, building a list, building traffic, building volume, contests, cpc, direct traffic, Facebook, Google, How, keyword tool, list, nofollow, offline marketing, referral links, search engines, seo, Sites, traffic potential, Twitter, Video, word of mouth |
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