This is in response to a direct message I got on Twitter by someone who requested not to be named.
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Just sayin!)
The question was:
I keep getting ideas of what to write from my peers, how do I avoid looking like the “me too” person?
I just found out that I’m being reccomended from a blog I have been sporadically frequenting. The blog has been alive several months longer than mine. In it, Olga shares marketing ideas - her honest opinion on things she has read and some new ideas she came up with when reading them. You can also start from the top of her site about starting a successful online business.
Thanks for the link back Olga!
You can get an email when someone links to your site. VERY handy. I’m going to test this code out on my site… a little afraid of the amount of email I will get when I publish an article, but it seems worth it to know that kind of information.
A reader writes: “So, are you saying that submitting articles will increase the search egnine rankings of my site?”
The short answer, no. If that’s what you’re getting from my tips, please read more carefully. I’ve never said that.
Having your articles published across the Net can do a lot of things for your site – among them, get your link on other sites that are spidered more often than yours, thus leading the spider back to your site.
This is not always considered the same thing as a link back by search engines.
Although, some sites that I’ve been published on *have* given me an outright link-back on their links page or in their resources section. Fabulous when it happens – the purpose of submitting articles?
Tinu Abayomi-Paul
I build traffic systems to increase the profitibility of your website. You can implement them yourself with one of our how-to manuals, below, or you can email us at support@asktinu.com for a free consultation, to evaluate your site for a custom solution.
Morgan and Cindy Lighter
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