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Comment on Getting up the Google rankings – otherwise known as ‘SEO’ by Follow...

Follow... — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 22:38:57 +0000

Follow……

Primary and secondary keywords explain themselves…

Comment on Link Building – what is it and how does it help website SEO? by Internet Mums

Internet Mums — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 10:34:05 +0000

Those are really good additions Ian, thank you for taking the time to add them and read the article.

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Comment on Link Building – what is it and how does it help website SEO? by Ian Turk

Ian Turk — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 09:21:19 +0000

Excellent advice.

I would add to your list of link opportunities, the following:
- Good old fashioned bulletin boards
- Friend’s & contact’s websites

Even more important than the links is the anchor text associated with the link. This should reflect your key search terms.

Comment on Link Building – what is it and how does it help website SEO? by angelsandurchinsblog

angelsandurchinsblog — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 19:25:56 +0000

Thanks for this, as ever, really helpful and concise. Though as Jayson says, shame building up those links is anything but something that can be done in a concise few minutes or so!

Comment on Baby Wipes . . is there nothing they can’t handle? by angelsandurchinsblog

angelsandurchinsblog — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 18:55:12 +0000

Agree with mothership – the biodegradable ones definitely preferable than the guilt-lined (in my case…) plastic type. Anyway, we use them for everything, particularly for travelling when they take over our suitcase and hand luggage. Useful for EVERYTHING from wiping down hot children, mopping up anyone unfortunate enough to be sitting near us on the plane, to hands covered in ice cream that sand/mud/whatever then sticks to like glue. Also brilliant for removing children’s gubbins from leather handbags.

Comment on Baby Wipes . . is there nothing they can’t handle? by Suzypink

Suzypink — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 18:54:47 +0000

They’re great for cleaning white trainers and flip flops! Went out one morning in a rush and realised white sandals were looking very yucky so quickly whipped the baby wipes out and hey presto, pretty shoes!
Other uses – impromptu cleaning of all surfaces, as a make-everything-better aide for bruised knees/heads/arms/legs etc and for shining the leaves on house plants!

Comment on Getting up the Google rankings – otherwise known as ‘SEO’ by Internet Mums

Internet Mums — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 13:25:25 +0000

Hi Sarah, thanks very much for reading my article and taking the time to posst a comment. I appreciate the feedback and it’s always good to know that there are others out there that appreciate the Internet requires a ‘genuine’ marketing and business development approach.

P.S. clicked into your your site and really like it. Going to have a proper read now!

Comment on Getting up the Google rankings – otherwise known as ‘SEO’ by Sarah

Sarah — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 07:29:58 +0000

Nice and simple, there’s just no getting around it huh. Too many people think that the net offers a way to make money doing nothing, but in reality is it something that has to be worked and worked hard to make a living. I always say it ’s all about keywords and if you don;t understand the true value of keywords then you’re going round in circles. Thanks.

Comment on Baby Wipes . . is there nothing they can’t handle? by Julie

Julie — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 12:18:33 +0000

I use them for wiping down our leather sofa sometimes if it gets a bit dusty. I also used to use them for wiping out the bottom of the hamster’s cage (before poor Fluffy sadly went to the big pet shop in the sky) after we had emptied the sawdust from it. I figured if they are safe for use on babies,then they’re safe for wiping a pet’s cage down!! Let’s see..mm…also wiping spills up from the kitchen worktop or fridge when I’ve run out of antibacterial wipes, and cleaning my mobile phone!!

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Julie