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Sunday, 24 August 2008 |
By Aubrey Walker
 It is a fact that promoting one?s blog is not the easiest thing to do. Most specially nowadays that blogs can be found anywhere. You can find blogs just about anywhere! Blogs containing various topics and sometimes it serves to be a mini journal. But what?s the use of a blog if no one?s ever reading it? If no one visits your site to read all your entries whether they are informative or entertaining? So what do you do to promote your blog online? Is it really that complicated?
The answer is ? it doesn?t have to be hard. Promoting one?s blog can be as easy as redesigning your email signature or sig to your advantage. To make it a promotional vehicle for your blog.
First thing you should remember is that the shorter the sig, the better. A sig doesn?t have to be a mile long. The human memory can only memorize as short as five words so keep in mind that you must never exceed that number of words. Also most importantly, never forget to include in your signature vital |
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Tuesday, 19 August 2008 |
By Bill Miller
 Alexa rank. Why is it important for some and not others? Does it really matter? And most importantly, how do you increase your Alexa Score?
Some people swear by their Alexa rank while others swear at it. The argument over whether or not Alexa rankings are important won't be solved here. The simple fact is that your Alexa rank may be very important to you depending upon which type of website you have.
Alexa is a website that provides traffic information on other websites.
The Alexa Rank comes when Alexa computes the traffic numbers and ranks websites in terms of popularity as determined by the number of visitors to that site that have the Alexa Toolbar installed.
Why Is The Alexa Rank Important?
The Alexa Rank is important to only a small number of web users. Advertisers and Webmasters use the Alexa rank to help them determine (right or wrong) the worth of your site and links from your site.
There are some pay-per-post companies such as ReviewMe and SponsoredReviews that determine what they pay you based on your |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 August 2008 )
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