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Easy Blog Integration Part 1

Tue, May 20 2008 - 11:35 AM

Easy Blog Integration. Three simple words. When you search for them on Google, there will be somewhere close to 2,000,000 websites listed. When you search for them on Yahoo, there will be somewhere close to 51,000,000. DotComOnomics isn't one of them, from what I can tell. I stopped looking after 1,000 search results. After all: I wanted to know how easily we'd be found when someone searched for "easy blog integration". If you're not in the top thousand results, chances are good that nobody will...
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Easy Blog Integration Part 2

Sun, May 25 2008 - 15:59 PM

10 days. That's all it took to move DotComOnomics from >1,000 to #1. What am I talking about? I'm talking about a Search Engine Optimization experiment that started on May 14, 2008...eleven days ago. At the time, DotComOnomics wasn't in the top 1,000 results on either Google or Yahoo for the phrase "easy blog integration". There were 2 million results on Google and 51 million on Yahoo, and we were nowhere to be found. Our flagship product, PageProLive, allows us to integrate a blog into vir...
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Easy Blog Integration Part 3

Wed, Jun 18 2008 - 17:49 PM

It's been just over a month. I forgot to check the listings four days ago, and just remembered. What am I talking about? It's an experiment in Search Engine Optimization that we dubbed Easy Blog Integration. Yes, I know it's not that creative. You can read the original article, and you can read the first follow-up. Essentially, Thomas and I decided to test our theory that we're just as good as - or better than - Search Engine Optimization professionals. Not at doing busy work or creating report...
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Easy Blog Integration Part 4

Thu, Jul 3 2008 - 14:42 PM

It's about time for another follow-up on the original Search Engine Optimization experiment. The phrase? Easy Blog Integration. The task? To raise our rank for that search phrase from below 1000 to the first page of search results. The reason? To make sure we actually know what we're doing. We don't have any clients who pay us for Search Engine Optimization. We keep telling them that they don't need SEO. Why? Because: if your website has good code and good content, people will be able to f...
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Search Engine Optimization Part 1

Fri, Jul 4 2008 - 04:20 AM

Now that we have our first experiment running full steam ahead, let's step up and take on a bigger challenge. Search Engine Optimization seems to be what we are talking about and which Tony makes a great discussion point about in our first ongoing experiment. Our point is very simple; with all of the companies out there offering Search Engine Optimization as a service to clients, there are many websites that just very simply don't need SEO, yet. If companies would spend some simple time e...
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