Bloggers Reporting Changes in Google Traffic Levels - Sandbox Updated?

Bloggers Reporting Changes in Google Traffic Levels - Sandbox Updated?
I’ve had email from three separate bloggers today asking me to explain why they’ve seen increases in traffic over the last 24 hours from Google. I’m not an SEO expert and wouldn’t claim to really understand the ins and outs of how Google updates but there seems to be movement in the way they are indexing [...]

Alternablog: Podcast
This post has been submitted by regular contributor - Aaron Brazell Recently, we began examining alternate forms of blogging. Mostly this is to stimulate thought on other methods of bringing content to the table. Last week it was mobile blogging, or moblogging. Another alternablog is the podcast. While podcast describes an entry [...]

TechCrunch Redesign Creates Discussion on Blog Design
I was chatting to an artist friend of mine about an exhibition he’s currently involved with that is causing quite a stir in some circles here in Melbourne. I asked him whether the extreme reactions that the exhibition caused bothered him or not and his reaction was that he was really happy about it because [...]

About About Pages
Brian at copyblogger today asks What’s Your Blog Really About? and gives some good tips for writing an about page, using mine as an example of how to write it: “Of course, I’ve been reading Darren’s blog for quite some time. But if I had just stumbled upon it today, I would have clicked on the [...]

Building on Reader Comments to Maintain Blogging Momentum
Blogging is conversational in it’s very nature and one way to build momentum on a blog is to take the conversation a step further and let your readership set the agenda for your posting. I quite often am inspired by the comments, questions and experiences that are contributed by ProBlogger readers. I read each comment that [...]

What Is Online Marketing? - Part 4 of 6: Getting Links By Richard Hoy
Last week, we covered search engine and directory registration. This week we're going to talk about a broader, but related, topic - how to get links to your site from other sites...

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I have also sold some books on eBay, but not as many as you did. I have an ebook on the topic of homeschooling. I listed it first under two categories - non-fiction and education / homeschooling, which is, unfortunately, in the "everything else" category on eBay where no one goes. I sold more copies under the non-fiction category than in the homeschooling category, so when the auction ended I listed it again only in non-fiction. I sold maybe 10 or 15 copies as ebooks before sales slowed. I didn't use the featured item, only a gallery photo. You've inspired me, though. It's almost summer, and that means more people are looking at homeschooling as an option for the next school year. I need to get the book ready to sell again for those who may be interested. Christina Routon http://home.alltel.net/clr1971/book.htm

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