Arsenal Marketing Weekly Weaponry - 2
In this weeks Weekly Weaponry we have a few articles about Social marketing, favorite web 2.0 themes and 52 ways to promote your blog. The tool we are using this week comes again from Kyle Cove.
Make sure to leave a comment on the blogs you like. This will only help you in building one way links to your site. Just make sure that you are either leaving comments of value or you are actually asking questions. If you leave 5 comments a day on 5 different blogs for 5 days. Then you just built 25 one way links back to your sites.
Social Medial Influence on the search engines
I have been writing a lot about social marketing lately and have a series I am going to start writing next week about StumbleUpon. So with that in mind I wanted you all to see this great article from search engine Journal.
I found this site last week. I have been loving this site because it covers an area that I just can’t get enough of. That’s design site design and theme design. I really like the themes she recommends’ for WEB 2.0 theme design. Check out her site, if you like it any article show her some thumb love by stumbling her article.
Here’s an article that took me a while to get through. This si something you want to read without distractions. There are a lot of good weaponry found this is article that describes 52 of the best ways to promote your blog.
What can I say about Kyle. He’s made it in the weekly weaponry two weeks in a row. This guy just continues to write good stuff as well as make solid recommendations. Check out this article about how to time your blog’s loading time. I cut my loading time in more than half. You will be surprised at how the little things will slow you site down. Click in the Kyle’s Cove links to view this great article and tool!
Hi Joe,
Wow, thanks for the mention two weeks in a row!! (although it looks like your links with my blog’s name go to Octagate instead of to my post)
There are some other good links here, so I’ve got some new feeds now in my feed reader.
Thanks for the kind words. I do enjoy writing for my site, but stuff like this keeps me going after putting in extra time writing and/or researching.
Oops! Sorry Kyle, Technical Glitches…
It’s fixed now! Thanks for the heads up.
Keep up the good work!
Hello Joe,
I came by your site via Adsense Tracker. I subscribe to her blog and she mentoned you in a posting recently. Your site seems to offer some great tips and suggestions on numerous topics about blogging in general.
I’ll be sure to add you to my rss reader after this comment.
Take care and have a great week.
Respectfully,
Joe
Reading this blog is a lot like taking a college level course in my opinion. There is a lot to learn. But not the pressure. So it’s better, actually.