I would say that the single most important item that I did to ensure SEO was to include my URL in each comment I left on other blogs.
My keyword was “Dallin”, it was in every blog post as well as every comment on others blogs. Unfortunately, for me, I never changed my keyword. I guess I miss the part where we were to do so.
I did not use social media to enhance my SEO. I did send a link to several friends to get some feedback. The feedback I did receive from them was good and informative.
Honestly, I cannot get any search for my blog to come up. I might have used a name that is too popular as my title. “DJ’s” It seems to just pull up all the disc jockeys that are on the net, which is a lot.
I cannot even find my blog, other than actually typing in the address. I guess I failed at this part of the class.
Dallin, don't worry failure is good! This is where we learn and grow. Now you can work to find something that works for you and that you can take advantage of. Also, this makes for a more creative mind because the more walls you meet the more you have to get outside the box to make your efforts successful.
ReplyDeletecheck out my post at:
http://anicentrepreneur.blogspot.com/2016/04/very-short-interview-part-2.html
Hiya Dallin,
ReplyDeleteI like your name and your keyword! Sucks that you can't find your blog but honestly, I couldn't either. I missed out on the part where we were suppose to do SEO for our blogs too so don't worry about it. Hm. If you're idea is close to DJs then maybe "Gainesville DJs" is better. Or "Gainesville DJs" with something unique to you in the name. Oh well, there is always next time! If you want to check out my post, here's the link: http://cassandrathe.blogspot.com/2016/04/google-gold.html