Comments on: Review of week 29 – 30 http://seekingrevenue.com/23/review-of-week-29-30/ Seeking revenue, gaining independence Mon, 07 Dec 2009 08:58:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: 59ideas http://seekingrevenue.com/23/review-of-week-29-30/comment-page-1/#comment-321 59ideas Sat, 19 Aug 2006 21:24:15 +0000 http://seekingrevenue.com/23/review-of-week-29-30/#comment-321 Thanks for taking the time to give such a detail feedback. Do you have the link to the spreadsheet you are referring to? Thanks for taking the time to give such a detail feedback.

Do you have the link to the spreadsheet you are referring to?

]]> By: Kaj Kandler http://seekingrevenue.com/23/review-of-week-29-30/comment-page-1/#comment-320 Kaj Kandler Sat, 19 Aug 2006 19:30:30 +0000 http://seekingrevenue.com/23/review-of-week-29-30/#comment-320 Hi Ken, I just did what you learned as being a waist of time (or focus) and read some of your websites. Here are a few comments that might help you to increase traffic and readership: * Sign your posts. Making it personal, and you write a personal story here) should increase reader loyalty and their tendency to recommend your blog. * Comment more on other peoples blogs (add opinion or new thoughts about their blog entries), prefer blogs with medium readership. * Redefine your definition of "idea". It seems for you idea = website/blog. I think you would be better off to concentrate on one single website and try to really learn all about: ** The subject ** Your readers (why, when and how they come to your site) ** Your readers' desire (what are they seeking on your website, what else are they interested in). *** Why dilute your brand on the web with so many websites? * You could continue this blog as a meta blog, calendaring your journal. * It would be good for your SEO to clean up your old blogs and websites from broken links. I followed some links (about OpenOffice spreadsheets you posted) and they ended in 404 errors. Use your web server to redirect each single one to the correct page (use 301 redirect, so the search engines are able to adjust their index and send the "searcher" to the correct page in the first place). Just a short list that comes to my mind. Kind regards, K Hi Ken,
I just did what you learned as being a waist of time (or focus) and read some of your websites.

Here are a few comments that might help you to increase traffic and readership:
* Sign your posts. Making it personal, and you write a personal story here) should increase reader loyalty and their tendency to recommend your blog.
* Comment more on other peoples blogs (add opinion or new thoughts about their blog entries), prefer blogs with medium readership.
* Redefine your definition of “idea”. It seems for you idea = website/blog. I think you would be better off to concentrate on one single website and try to really learn all about:
** The subject
** Your readers (why, when and how they come to your site)
** Your readers’ desire (what are they seeking on your website, what else are they interested in).
*** Why dilute your brand on the web with so many websites?
* You could continue this blog as a meta blog, calendaring your journal.
* It would be good for your SEO to clean up your old blogs and websites from broken links. I followed some links (about OpenOffice spreadsheets you posted) and they ended in 404 errors. Use your web server to redirect each single one to the correct page (use 301 redirect, so the search engines are able to adjust their index and send the “searcher” to the correct page in the first place).

Just a short list that comes to my mind.

Kind regards,
K

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