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1 year ago
in Dear Digg – Please Ban My Site on Andy Beard - Internet Business Systems Discussion
Andy, I guess you missed my Digg tutorial: http://seo2.0.onreact.com/how-to-get-any-story-...
There is also a "block Digg" code linked in it you might want to use.
Digg does not want read ABOUT marketing or SEO, they prefer to get marketing and SEO messages served instead. Ads Apple, WII and the likes do not even have to be duisgised as articles.
There is also a "block Digg" code linked in it you might want to use.
Digg does not want read ABOUT marketing or SEO, they prefer to get marketing and SEO messages served instead. Ads Apple, WII and the likes do not even have to be duisgised as articles.
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1 year ago
in Dear Digg – Please Ban My Site on Andy Beard - Internet Business Systems Discussion
Andy, I guess you missed my Digg tutorial: http://seo2.0.onreact.com/how-to-get-any-story-...
There is also a "block Digg" code linked in it you might want to use.
Digg does not want read ABOUT marketing or SEO, they prefer to get marketing and SEO messages served instead. Ads Apple, WII and the likes do not even have to be duisgised as articles.
There is also a "block Digg" code linked in it you might want to use.
Digg does not want read ABOUT marketing or SEO, they prefer to get marketing and SEO messages served instead. Ads Apple, WII and the likes do not even have to be duisgised as articles.
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Andy Beard
Tad I am aware of the block Digg code, but that doesn't help the situation. It doesn't prevent a story being submitted.
I am fully aware Digg doesn't want to read about marketing or SEO, but there is a whole load of news I highlighted in my article which is Digg worthy, from multiple sources, not just my blog.
I am fully aware Digg doesn't want to read about marketing or SEO, but there is a whole load of news I highlighted in my article which is Digg worthy, from multiple sources, not just my blog.
1 year ago
in Moving The Free Line But You Want Jam On It Too? on Andy Beard - Internet Business Systems Discussion
While blogging to advance the industry is fine, blogging for only a fraction of the people you could reach is shooting your own foot. The real challenge is to write in a manner that everybody reads and understands while still advancing the industry.
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Andy Beard
Tad would you link to and vote for content that includes Wordpress plugins that barely work with the current version of Wordpress?
Would the fact that it is published by an SEO Consultant make it better?
Even my own Wordpress SEO article is now out of date, as it includes plugins I would no longer use.
These are just examples
I linked to one of Darren's sites as an example, but I could easily have also linked to Maki - voted the top social media blog in the Search Engine Journal awards.
As far as I know Maki doesn't do any social media consulting, doesn't reveal niches, thus the only "proof" is that the blog he writes on is successful, or being the top user on Sphinn.
I have a huge amount of respect for Maki, I think he is a great writer and researcher. However based on Lee's article, but more so the comments, it seems that there is some kind of pent up disrespect in the community for people who visibly only write a blog, and haven't been visible in the industry for long.
Would the fact that it is published by an SEO Consultant make it better?
Even my own Wordpress SEO article is now out of date, as it includes plugins I would no longer use.
These are just examples
I linked to one of Darren's sites as an example, but I could easily have also linked to Maki - voted the top social media blog in the Search Engine Journal awards.
As far as I know Maki doesn't do any social media consulting, doesn't reveal niches, thus the only "proof" is that the blog he writes on is successful, or being the top user on Sphinn.
I have a huge amount of respect for Maki, I think he is a great writer and researcher. However based on Lee's article, but more so the comments, it seems that there is some kind of pent up disrespect in the community for people who visibly only write a blog, and haven't been visible in the industry for long.
1 year ago
in Moving The Free Line But You Want Jam On It Too? on Andy Beard - Internet Business Systems Discussion
While blogging to advance the industry is fine, blogging for only a fraction of the people you could reach is shooting your own foot. The real challenge is to write in a manner that everybody reads and understands while still advancing the industry.
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Andy Beard
Tad would you link to and vote for content that includes Wordpress plugins that barely work with the current version of Wordpress?
Would the fact that it is published by an SEO Consultant make it better?
Even my own Wordpress SEO article is now out of date, as it includes plugins I would no longer use.
These are just examples
I linked to one of Darren's sites as an example, but I could easily have also linked to Maki - voted the top social media blog in the Search Engine Journal awards.
As far as I know Maki doesn't do any social media consulting, doesn't reveal niches, thus the only "proof" is that the blog he writes on is successful, or being the top user on Sphinn.
I have a huge amount of respect for Maki, I think he is a great writer and researcher. However based on Lee's article, but more so the comments, it seems that there is some kind of pent up disrespect in the community for people who visibly only write a blog, and haven't been visible in the industry for long.
Would the fact that it is published by an SEO Consultant make it better?
Even my own Wordpress SEO article is now out of date, as it includes plugins I would no longer use.
These are just examples
I linked to one of Darren's sites as an example, but I could easily have also linked to Maki - voted the top social media blog in the Search Engine Journal awards.
As far as I know Maki doesn't do any social media consulting, doesn't reveal niches, thus the only "proof" is that the blog he writes on is successful, or being the top user on Sphinn.
I have a huge amount of respect for Maki, I think he is a great writer and researcher. However based on Lee's article, but more so the comments, it seems that there is some kind of pent up disrespect in the community for people who visibly only write a blog, and haven't been visible in the industry for long.
I am fully aware Digg doesn't want to read about marketing or SEO, but there is a whole load of news I highlighted in my article which is Digg worthy, from multiple sources, not just my blog.