 Posted Friday, September 15, 2006 2:09 PM
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I have a client that has a site on Antique Carpets. He wants to start writing articles that are associated with the industry.
Would it be better to:
1) write the articles and post them within the site
2) create a blog on blogger.com, and point to the clients site
3) create a blog on his own domain
thanks for the help
todd walker
entropicstudio.net
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Posted Tuesday, September 19, 2006 2:48 AM
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| If it were me, I would create the blog on my website like this: somesite.com/blog I would do #2 only for the backlink (but you must remember to link to the blog with 1 external link that is not from the main domain or any domain on that server). Adding content to the regular part of the site is important also. I tell clients that they need to try and achieve 225 webpages as the ultimate goal. (15 menu items x 15 sub menu items) Another tip is to change the homepage weekly. This should get the client crawled more frequently and produce better search engine results.
Travis Newman - Watchdog Affiliate Watchdogs
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Posted Tuesday, September 19, 2006 6:05 PM
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Travis,
Is there an internal blogging tool that you would recommend?
I am looking to install something simple on his site that he would be able to update himself and create blogs whenever he wants to.
Do I need to custom program that in php/asp, or do you have a package that I can buy and have installed?
Thanks for the great tips,
todd walker
entropicstudio.net
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Posted Wednesday, September 20, 2006 3:45 AM
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| Todd, This piece of software comes recommended for being simple: http://www.simplephpblog.com/ I haven't done a huge amount of work with blogs because I don't care for the maintenence. This software should be pretty easy to install.
Travis Newman - Watchdog Affiliate Watchdogs
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