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Comment by Graeme Pearce on September 12, 2009 at 6:31pm

Its gone a bit quite in here. Anyway I've been using Jeff Johnsons SEO tool for blogs, And I'm impressed, You can get a free version of it or sign up for this SEO and traffic course to get the pro version. http://www.list-twister.com/link/UGL

Comment by Graeme Pearce on July 11, 2009 at 4:03pm

Long time no hear, I've been busy working on a new idea thats already showing good results. I have a list of 300 and a list of 700 and they are all looking for free handouts and I was spending about 3 hours a day trying to grow the lists and make a sale. Not 1. I have just put together a new marketing system based on review blogs and article marketing that is making over $100 a week, and its just gone live, So this maybe of interest to you. Check out the landing page and if it looks like something you want to do then follow the instructions.
http://affiliatesecretz.com/review.html
This costs nothing to become part of.

Comment by Brent on April 28, 2009 at 3:08pm

Hi Jennifer, and welcome to the group!

I look forward to exchanging ideas with you!

Comment by Jennifer Herndon on April 28, 2009 at 12:42pm

Duh. I just realized there were groups here in the ListBuilding Nexus. This looks like a great group with a lot of people taking action and a lot of good ideas and exchanges. Thanks Brent!

Comment by Pat Marcello on April 21, 2009 at 12:07pm

Hi Brent,

SEO friendly titles use the keywords appropriate to the post because each post is considered to be a page by search engines. So, just as with any web page, you'd need your keywords in your title and in your description.

You can learn the SEO-ness of a blog and everything else in http://SpiderLanguage.com . It's a membership site I just introduced with Tellman.

- Pat

Comment by Brent on April 21, 2009 at 11:17am

Hey Pat,

OK, you got me wondering. How can I tell if my titles are SEO friendly?

My titles are relevant to the content. Does an SEO title imbed the keywords as well?

Also, did you test changing a page title? Does this affect your link references in search engines, or do they use the post title?

Where can I learn about the SEO-ness of a blog?

Comment by Pat Marcello on April 20, 2009 at 6:41pm

Brent, et. al. who switched to HeadSpace2 and deleted All-in-One SEO:

In case you haven't found this yet (I just did today, duh...), You can click on "Tools" and then, "Meta-Data" in your navigation panel. You can refresh for title, description and tags so that you don't have to figure them all out again.

This will work just fine, if you used an SEO title to begin with. Some of the descriptions don't come out so hot, so you may want to play with those, but it's a heck of a lot easier than trying to do it all from scratch.

But when you have 1,000 + posts like I do... It's still a chore. Argh!

- Pat

Comment by Pat Marcello on April 17, 2009 at 11:02am

This isn't my group, but Pamela, I have to say, "Yes... people are minding the store." Please DM me for information.

Comment by Pamela Beeney on April 15, 2009 at 11:52am

So, I'm blogging a new post here at listing Nexus everyday....5+ are still in the queue. Is anybody else posting and noticing that nobody is minding the store? No reviews, no approvals, no answer to my inquiry as to why?

Comment by Brent on April 8, 2009 at 4:16pm

Hey Pat,

I will get Jeff's All-in-one pack again now. I had it before, and had de-installed it for a bit to try to fix the look and feel of my wordpress page.

Jeff has a great crew, and some really outstanding products.

Still, I want TRAFFIC! I have really messed my blog up. I need visitors.

If I wanted to hire someone for a blog eval, do you know any good consultants I could turn to (hint, hint)?

Thanks for the note.

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