By Matt Jones on May 5, 2008 in Blogging Tips | 1 Comment
If you’ve spent a lot of time running a flagship blog it is easy to forget about the issues bloggers that use a niche blogging approach face. There are lots of theories about the Google sandbox and the way Google handles young blogs with freshly registered domains.
From my experience Google gives sites a […]
By Matt Jones on Apr 27, 2008 in Blogging Tips | 3 Comments
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I previously wrote about using Google Webmaster Tools to increase search engine ranking. The idea is to find the pages that have made it to page 1 of the search results but not quite hit the top spot, and give them a little push to make it there.
This method has its merits, […]
By Matt Jones on Mar 11, 2008 in Blogging Tips | 8 Comments
$100 per month is nothing to shout about, but what if I said that bloggers who already have previous posts with images embedded in then could easily increase their monthly earnings by at least $100 in a matter of minutes?
I previously wrote about how Google Images loves H2 Tags and Directory Links. This is […]
By Matt Jones on Feb 19, 2008 in Blogging Tips | 4 Comments
What do usability layout and function all have in common? They are all about a blog fulfilling its owners purpose. If that is to make money by adding value to the Internet, then some usability and layout may have to be sacrificed for that funtion to be successful.
For example, adding Google Adsense in […]
By Matt Jones on Feb 15, 2008 in Blogging Tips | 19 Comments
Here is a rarely used method for helping you gain better search engine rankings for relevant keywords. It is a simple method of looking at the “Top Search Queries” section and picking some posts on your blog, that with just a little push can have search traffic flowing into them.
Method Of How To View […]