Comments on: How to Optimize Your Blog for Search http://socialwebschool.com/?p=342 Learn the ABCs of Social Media from the Pros Wed, 27 Jan 2010 07:52:01 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Roschelle http://socialwebschool.com/?p=342&cpage=1#comment-215 Roschelle Sat, 21 Nov 2009 07:08:02 +0000 http://socialwebschool.com/?p=342#comment-215 definitely great advice for optimizing your site. Most bloggers, especially early on in their blogging journey, tend to steer clear of SEO. They tend to think it's too technical for beginner bloggers to master. It's actually pretty easy and can be very rewarding once you start reaping the benefits of the results :) definitely great advice for optimizing your site. Most bloggers, especially early on in their blogging journey, tend to steer clear of SEO. They tend to think it’s too technical for beginner bloggers to master. It’s actually pretty easy and can be very rewarding once you start reaping the benefits of the results :)

]]> By: Alexandre Poitras http://socialwebschool.com/?p=342&cpage=1#comment-146 Alexandre Poitras Tue, 10 Nov 2009 13:54:44 +0000 http://socialwebschool.com/?p=342#comment-146 Thanks Rodger for this article. In my opinion, getting engaged into a conversation by saying something smart is the same thing on the Web than in real life. You'll get attention of other and they will listen to you. Concerning the "right selection" of words, I think it comes alone when you know what you are talking about. Technical words or specific words related to that field of expertise will come by themself and will automatically be part of your content on your blog without really thinking about putting them into your content. If you force your pencil to do so, maybe you're not an expert about what your talking about. Hope you share my thoughts ;) Thanks Rodger for this article.

In my opinion, getting engaged into a conversation by saying something smart is the same thing on the Web than in real life. You’ll get attention of other and they will listen to you.

Concerning the “right selection” of words, I think it comes alone when you know what you are talking about. Technical words or specific words related to that field of expertise will come by themself and will automatically be part of your content on your blog without really thinking about putting them into your content. If you force your pencil to do so, maybe you’re not an expert about what your talking about.

Hope you share my thoughts ;)

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