Comments on: 10 Blog Post Marketing Steps to Take Immediately After You Publish

By: MrEnchumbao

MrEnchumbao — Sat, 28 Mar 2015 17:50:00 +0000

I definitely need to learn more about the automatic pinging. I added your links to my site. Thanks for sharing.

By: Julie Brock

Julie Brock — Sun, 22 Feb 2015 20:01:00 +0000

Great Post and great tips.

By: Rainer Proksch

Rainer Proksch — Tue, 29 Oct 2013 11:08:00 +0000

Great post. The tips given here are awesome and very much helpful. Thank you for sharing this.

By: Mark

Mark — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 21:19:01 +0000

I agree with not allowing links in comments, it’s pretty obvious that Michael is looking out for his blog and doesn’t want to link out to 100’s of random blogs regardless of whether they are no follow or not. Also it’s going to take more time to moderate and you could end up linking out to a bad site like a porn site or something that won’t look good. If you’re really upset about not getting a “no follow” link back to your website then I think you need to re-think your blog marketing strategy because it’s clearly pretty poor + learn more about seo because no-follow blog comments aren’t going to do a great deal to increase your search engine ranking.

This is mainly a reply to “Chas” who seems like a bit of an idiot to be honest and well done in publishing his comment too, if it was me I would have deleted him and emailed him telling him to f* off.

Good post!

By: passigagan

passigagan — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 12:26:20 +0000

Thanks for these awesome tips michael.

By: BestImWeb24

BestImWeb24 — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:18:36 +0000

Touche. Solid arguments. Keep up the great effort.

By: Owen Frager

Owen Frager — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 03:13:18 +0000

These are great posts and would be very relevant to my readers and corporate clients for whom websites are controlled by IT, inflexible and never search optimized so they are invisible to search engines and usually have flash and titles embedded in graphics say music, movies etc but a search will never reveal they carry them. Google alerts and feeds that take your message to where the community of interest are (free advertising and PR) is wasted because these keywords aren’t offered to them. Clients are frustrated but I explain they can start a blog and use copy to get in the search positions they want an d even create landing pages within the blog by redirecting domains or links to that specific page. I started my blog with my own two hands out of frustration with having to rely on web developers. In five years I’ve created 8000 pages of content, get 30K visitors a month mostly from Google searches and often to archived content about a person or technology they are researching. I hold over 10K top four Google search positions organically and will often write about TV campaigns with web extensions. Say IFeelBlue.com. The first result the drug company behind that slogan is paying to be there will only have the domain and a copyright notice. That’s because it’s flash. The reason I get the click is because I know how and where to place a benefit statement within the article with the full 152 characters Google gives you to convince the searcher that your article has more value to them. There are many ways to skin a blog and I’ve used my own as a marketing lab to discover them. I’d like to guest post for you some of these eye-opening techniques. And I’d like your permission to blog this article as a guest post from you- with a strong recommendation to check out your blog because it confirms what I’ve been telling folks all along that want to start something online but don’t know how.

By: Michael Dunlop

Michael Dunlop — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 10:11:36 +0000

Digg use to be big for SEO till they changed their linking system. You use to be able to get on homepage of Digg and then rank for your keyword just because of the sheer amount of people linking to the article found via the site.

Mike