It's really true. We've come back to life. We won't leave you again. We're here to stay! And we'll love you better than before. Really.
Douglas E. Castle
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Showing posts with label blogging. Show all posts
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Blogging Tips, Tricks And Tools: We've Come Back To Life!
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It's really true. We've come back to life. We won't leave you again. We're here to stay! And we'll love you better than before. Really.
Douglas E. Castle
*****
It's really true. We've come back to life. We won't leave you again. We're here to stay! And we'll love you better than before. Really.
Douglas E. Castle
*****
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Free SEO Meta Tools For Bloggers
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These free meta-tools involve the evaluation and creation of meta tags (or metatags, if you prefer) which search engine robots, spiders and other creatures read with great interest that aren’t necessarily even visible to your visitors. A great blog requires great content as well as search engine optimization -- but SEO is still a very important part of the process which attracts visitors to your site so that they may become followers because of your unique content.
More Free Meta-Tools From Multiple Sources:
http://www.onlinemetatag.com/
http://www.submitcorner.com/Tools/Meta/
http://www.webmaster-toolkit.com/meta-tag-generator.shtml
The last link listed above is highly useful -- it actually analyzes any page url which you specify and it picks out the most frequently searched terms. It even has a weighting system in terms of prioritizing the meta tags generated.
The best-approach, but the most time-consuming one, is to use each of these sites on each of your pages and find the areas of meta tag matching. This is very similar to using multiple search engines to conduct the same search -- the order and number of results displayed will vary from one search engine to another. In fact, many people have become so discouraged with Google’s “selected” (biased according to the searcher’s previous search topics and assumed areas of interest), that they have switched to using Bing as their primary source.
Tags, Labels, Keywords, Categories And Search Terms For This Article:
meta tags, meta data, robots, bots, spiders, Scrub The Web, CFI CrowdFunding Incubator, free, generators, analyzers, Douglas E. Castle, The Blogging Tips Tricks And Tools Blog, search engine optimization, SEO, SERP, blogs, websites, visibility, high Page Rank, high PR rating, search engine positioning, CFI, increasing traffic, increasing visits
The key to the success of your blog will ultimately rest upon a combination of factors.
including, but not limited to:
Here’s to your blogging success!
Douglas E. Castle
*****
FREE SEO META-TOOLS FOR BLOGGERS
These free meta-tools involve the evaluation and creation of meta tags (or metatags, if you prefer) which search engine robots, spiders and other creatures read with great interest that aren’t necessarily even visible to your visitors. A great blog requires great content as well as search engine optimization -- but SEO is still a very important part of the process which attracts visitors to your site so that they may become followers because of your unique content.
Enjoy Using These Free SEO Meta-Tools, Courtesy Of Scrub The Web:
Free Meta Tag Analyzer
- See what search engines think about your web page. The Meta Tag
Analyzer will analyze, check for errors and calculate the search engine
visibility score of any web page.
Free Meta Tag Builder
- Our Meta Tag Builder can help you create search engine friendly
titles and meta tags for all your web pages. Google, Bing, Scrub The Web
and others are looking for these tags when they visit your web pages.
More Free Meta-Tools From Multiple Sources:
http://www.onlinemetatag.com/
http://www.submitcorner.com/Tools/Meta/
http://www.webmaster-toolkit.com/meta-tag-generator.shtml
The last link listed above is highly useful -- it actually analyzes any page url which you specify and it picks out the most frequently searched terms. It even has a weighting system in terms of prioritizing the meta tags generated.
The best-approach, but the most time-consuming one, is to use each of these sites on each of your pages and find the areas of meta tag matching. This is very similar to using multiple search engines to conduct the same search -- the order and number of results displayed will vary from one search engine to another. In fact, many people have become so discouraged with Google’s “selected” (biased according to the searcher’s previous search topics and assumed areas of interest), that they have switched to using Bing as their primary source.
Tags, Labels, Keywords, Categories And Search Terms For This Article:
meta tags, meta data, robots, bots, spiders, Scrub The Web, CFI CrowdFunding Incubator, free, generators, analyzers, Douglas E. Castle, The Blogging Tips Tricks And Tools Blog, search engine optimization, SEO, SERP, blogs, websites, visibility, high Page Rank, high PR rating, search engine positioning, CFI, increasing traffic, increasing visits
The key to the success of your blog will ultimately rest upon a combination of factors.
including, but not limited to:
- SEO;
- inbound back links;
- the maturity of your site;
- the name of your site;
- the titles of your posts;
- images and visual material;
- the quality of your content;
- the frequency of your posting;
- social media re-broadcasting of your posts...
Here’s to your blogging success!
Douglas E. Castle
*****
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Free Google Keyword Search Tool: Deep Search!
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Dear fellow Bloggers:
We are all a bit obsessive about keywords, SEO, and maximizing the number of visitors to our sites. If we're promoting something, we want to limit the bounce rate (the folks who just click and run), and maximize the average time that every visitor remains on our site/s.
One of the ways to accomplish this is to have fascinating content and interesting images. The other way is more mechanical and involves using keywords which would naturally (by primary association) draw traffic to our site/s. Taking this further, we could also find other keywords which are (through a "secondary" association) linked, or lead a path, to our primary keywords through the search engines.
In reviewing a Jayde [those folks who do search engine submissions and other nifty things to assist us in getting our sites listed with search engines and directories] mailing, I happened across a wonderful free tool which is absolutely amazing in its ability to instantly find these "secondary" keywords. And if we artistically incorporate some of these secondary keywords in either our blog frame (the static part of the blog, including the header and the margin/s) or in some of our posts (I prefer to call mine "articles"), we receive the benefit of additional traffic and additional depth of traffic through association.
Here's the site. Click on it and have some fun:
Douglas E Castle's Search Engine And Internet Marketing Ninjas.
I'll look forward to our next meeting, here at The Blogging Tips, Tricks And Tools Blog!
Douglas E. Castle
Sponsored by: CFI - CrowdFunding Incubator LLC
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Dear fellow Bloggers:
We are all a bit obsessive about keywords, SEO, and maximizing the number of visitors to our sites. If we're promoting something, we want to limit the bounce rate (the folks who just click and run), and maximize the average time that every visitor remains on our site/s.
One of the ways to accomplish this is to have fascinating content and interesting images. The other way is more mechanical and involves using keywords which would naturally (by primary association) draw traffic to our site/s. Taking this further, we could also find other keywords which are (through a "secondary" association) linked, or lead a path, to our primary keywords through the search engines.
In reviewing a Jayde [those folks who do search engine submissions and other nifty things to assist us in getting our sites listed with search engines and directories] mailing, I happened across a wonderful free tool which is absolutely amazing in its ability to instantly find these "secondary" keywords. And if we artistically incorporate some of these secondary keywords in either our blog frame (the static part of the blog, including the header and the margin/s) or in some of our posts (I prefer to call mine "articles"), we receive the benefit of additional traffic and additional depth of traffic through association.
Here's the site. Click on it and have some fun:
Douglas E Castle's Search Engine And Internet Marketing Ninjas.
I'll look forward to our next meeting, here at The Blogging Tips, Tricks And Tools Blog!
Douglas E. Castle
Sponsored by: CFI - CrowdFunding Incubator LLC
*****
Friday, January 25, 2013
Increase Traffic To Your Blog - Rapidly And Easily
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Ladies and Gentlemen - My Blogging Colleagues and Noble Readers of The Blogging Tips, Tricks And Tools Blog:
Let's start by restating our qualitative and quantitative tasks as bloggers (whether readily measurable or not). I'll call this the Douglas E. Castle "To Do" List:
The nifty Zemanta Blogger Outreach Campaign downloadable whitepaper is available immediately below. Read it. It's quite good.
Also, if you'd like to design truly amazing panels of social media sharing tools, I would suggest you visit the site which follows and set up an account:
http://sharethis.com
Other than the few simple and incredibly meditative tasks described above, I promise that I will be returning with more tips, tricks and tools to make you a five-star blogger with an ever-growing list of readers.
Thank you, as always for reading me, sharing my articles on your social media, and for stopping by to visit some of the blogs and websites which I recommend. My recommended blog this week is CFI - CrowdFunding Incubator LLC
Douglas E. Castle
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Ladies and Gentlemen - My Blogging Colleagues and Noble Readers of The Blogging Tips, Tricks And Tools Blog:
Let's start by restating our qualitative and quantitative tasks as bloggers (whether readily measurable or not). I'll call this the Douglas E. Castle "To Do" List:
- Post original content, and always give attribution and full credit to sources of information which you might have used;
- Be certain to have a catchy BLOG Title;
- Use a catchy ARTICLE title (the first five words are the most crucial) every time;
- Minimize any wasted space between your blog header and your most current article -- the more of your original work that shows "above the fold", the better;
- Embed one or more non-moving, non-flash images (pictures, photographs, themed collages) at the beginning of your blog. This will absolutely lengthen average visiting time on your blog;
- Embed social media sharing tools in every article, usually at the blog footer, but sometimes elsewhere -- use picture-themed buttons and familiar social media icons wherever possible;
- Use one or more content-sharing (recycling of your earlier posts) tools such as nRelate, Outbrain, or any other such goodies which show promise;
- Use one or more related content-sharing (posting of related articles from other sources throughout the web), such as the one provided by Zemanta [in fact, a new Zemanta publication, later in this article, discusses some blogger outreach hints;
- Comment (including your blog's hyperlinked address) on other people's blogs -- but be certain that these comments are not advertorial -- they should relate to the blog about which your commenting;
- Add as many links to your blogroll as possible;
- Use a non-cursive, reader-friendly font (this font is Georgia);
- Whenever you post an article, send word of it (including a live link) to all of your social media, including Twitter, FaceBook and LinkedIn, and encourage your readers to share your article with their readers, in turn;
- Submit your blog site to as many search engines as possible every single month;
- Maximize the mileage out of the labels which you attach to your post -- use some major categorical grabbers, and some vertical and technical terms, in a mixture;
- Hyperlink as much anchor text as you can within your articles;
- Post at least monthly -- in fact, semi-monthly or weekly is better.... the greater your frequency of publication, the more magnetism your blog will develop.
The nifty Zemanta Blogger Outreach Campaign downloadable whitepaper is available immediately below. Read it. It's quite good.
Also, if you'd like to design truly amazing panels of social media sharing tools, I would suggest you visit the site which follows and set up an account:
http://sharethis.com
Other than the few simple and incredibly meditative tasks described above, I promise that I will be returning with more tips, tricks and tools to make you a five-star blogger with an ever-growing list of readers.
Thank you, as always for reading me, sharing my articles on your social media, and for stopping by to visit some of the blogs and websites which I recommend. My recommended blog this week is CFI - CrowdFunding Incubator LLC
Douglas E. Castle
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