I'm thrilled to have discovered your site. I've been finding my self stuck with blogging. I look forward to working through each of your posts so I can get unstuck one step at a time. I suspect much like meal planning it is easier if you plan for the week than have to ask yourself daily: What are we having today?

Thanks Again

Jocelyn Mozak

I'm thrilled to have discovered your site. I've been finding my self stuck with blogging. I look forward to working through each of your posts so I can get unstuck one step at a time. I suspect much like meal planning it is easier if you plan for the week than have to ask yourself daily: What are we having today?

Thanks Again

Jocelyn Mozak

I have few things which i would like to ask, its been more than a 3 years in the blogging and developed more than 20 blogs and sometimes I receive a huge no of spam comments that eats up a lot of time to delete them. The number of comments I am referring to is approx ten thousand to 30 thousands comments per week.

Another point is while commenting on other blogs, at some blogs we are required to register and then only we can comment, in this way registering at many blogs. we are leaving out our email, name , site (personal info) and few months later we don't even remember that we have visited this blog and commented here. We don't know how that blog is going to use or misuse that info or compiling all this stuff.

As per my experience I would say that one could use Captcha and a temporary email for all such things and use it to communicate with the world.

In one of the above comments i have found someone reffering to Google Analytics, no doubt its a one of the best analytics program in the market. However for someone who is just starting up and doesn't know how to use such a complex system, for there use I would recommend - Sitemeter and Statcounter. They are free and are easy to use. One can even use Quantserve.

As a part of promotion I would also prefer creating your about us page on About Us site (New York Times Online Venture) and complete your site's info on Alexa Page.

Thanks
http://thereference.com

I have few things which i would like to ask, its been more than a 3 years in the blogging and developed more than 20 blogs and sometimes I receive a huge no of spam comments that eats up a lot of time to delete them. The number of comments I am referring to is approx ten thousand to 30 thousands comments per week.

Another point is while commenting on other blogs, at some blogs we are required to register and then only we can comment, in this way registering at many blogs. we are leaving out our email, name , site (personal info) and few months later we don't even remember that we have visited this blog and commented here. We don't know how that blog is going to use or misuse that info or compiling all this stuff.

As per my experience I would say that one could use Captcha and a temporary email for all such things and use it to communicate with the world.

In one of the above comments i have found someone reffering to Google Analytics, no doubt its a one of the best analytics program in the market. However for someone who is just starting up and doesn't know how to use such a complex system, for there use I would recommend - Sitemeter and Statcounter. They are free and are easy to use. One can even use Quantserve.

As a part of promotion I would also prefer creating your about us page on About Us site (New York Times Online Venture) and complete your site's info on Alexa Page.

Thanks
http://thereference.com

I agree with this strategy and it is easy to see how well it works if you track your website traffic using Google Analytics. I admit it takes some time, but those links stay out there!

I agree with this strategy and it is easy to see how well it works if you track your website traffic using Google Analytics. I admit it takes some time, but those links stay out there!

I have to disagree with the idea 1461 proposes. I prefer commentators to use their names, so I know I'm talking to a human. Keyword stuffing drives me crazy. I do, however, commend linking to your site, especially if you use specific linking.

On the whole, I think blog commenting is a very effective way of raising your traffic and building a better experience.

Corey Freemanu00c2u00b4s last blog post..3 Things Obama Can Teach You About Business

I have to disagree with the idea 1461 proposes. I prefer commentators to use their names, so I know I'm talking to a human. Keyword stuffing drives me crazy. I do, however, commend linking to your site, especially if you use specific linking.

On the whole, I think blog commenting is a very effective way of raising your traffic and building a better experience.

Corey Freemanu00c2u00b4s last blog post..3 Things Obama Can Teach You About Business

I was wondering about the appropriateness of adding or mentioning my own blog in the comment, thanks for answering that. I have read somewhere some tips/etiquette for commenting but the question of adding a link was the biggest question I had.

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I was wondering about the appropriateness of adding or mentioning my own blog in the comment, thanks for answering that. I have read somewhere some tips/etiquette for commenting but the question of adding a link was the biggest question I had.

Jim Schroederu00c2u00b4s last blog post..True Worship

And if you are going to invest the time and craftsmanship into the art of commenting on a regular basis don't forget the comments need to include a link to your site. Make sure you are using a targeted key word as your anchor as well. Like my site is 1461 Days so my link would be 1461 days since I am using 1461 Days as one of my key search terms.

Now if I wanted the same site to show up in a search for guest bloggers I would link to the site with Guest bloggers are wanted to help with the 1,461 Days project!

They would also be considered natural links as they are included in content and comment. That makes the search engines put more emphasis on the importance of the links value in your SEO and SEP.

Hope that helps a little.

1461Daysu00c2u00b4s last blog post..The Stimulus Package Passes House

And if you are going to invest the time and craftsmanship into the art of commenting on a regular basis don't forget the comments need to include a link to your site. Make sure you are using a targeted key word as your anchor as well. Like my site is 1461 Days so my link would be 1461 days since I am using 1461 Days as one of my key search terms.

Now if I wanted the same site to show up in a search for guest bloggers I would link to the site with Guest bloggers are wanted to help with the 1,461 Days project!

They would also be considered natural links as they are included in content and comment. That makes the search engines put more emphasis on the importance of the links value in your SEO and SEP.

Hope that helps a little.

1461Daysu00c2u00b4s last blog post..The Stimulus Package Passes House

I have been involved with blogging for about 6 months now. It's fun to read the blogs of others and interact by commenting.. Interesting thing is that there are several authors on my blog and I think they write some pretty good stuff, but not many comment.

Susan/Second Income Businessu00c2u00b4s last blog post..Avoid the Naysayer!

I have been involved with blogging for about 6 months now. It's fun to read the blogs of others and interact by commenting.. Interesting thing is that there are several authors on my blog and I think they write some pretty good stuff, but not many comment.

Susan/Second Income Businessu00c2u00b4s last blog post..Avoid the Naysayer!