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It’s Not Called The World Wide Web For Nothing, But…
in order to let everyone in the world view your blog or website, you’re going to need some help. That help is here by the way of a really awesome WP Plugin called Global Translator by Davide Pozza.
Global Translator automatically translates your blog in the following 34 different languages: Italian, Korean, Chinese (Simplified), Portuguese, English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Arabic, Russian, Greek, Dutch, Bulgarian, Czech, Croatian, Danish, Finnish, Hindi, Polish, Romanian, Swedish, Norwegian, Catalan, Filipino, Hebrew, Indonesian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Ukrainian, Vietnamese’.
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Have your lucrative niche blog added into the growing library of Amazon’s wireless reader, the Kindle, just like Darren Rowse and all the huge bloggers have done. There’s no doubt about it the Kindle is changing the way people absorb information. In this era of downsizing, why would someone have boxes of books in their office with no where to put them when they can be stored effortlessly on their Kindle. I understand you need the classics in the old nostalgic bookcase, but apart from those… There’s only one reason not to have a Kindle, and that’s because they’re sold out for the next 10 weeks!
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Like all great things you’re only as good as the products you use and believe in. The people below such as Gideon Shalwick, Yaro Starak and Darren Rowse are mentors of this site and their vast knowledge of blogging is used throughout the posts in this blog. The products used herein such as WordTracker, Aweber, WordPress.org, Host Gator, Become a Blogger, Go Daddy, Max Blog Press, BANS, Blog Mastermind and all the others are all endorsed by the fulltime, professional bloggers above.
There are many other influential bloggers and products we have yet to meet, however, if you’d like to be mentioned here just leave us quick comment below.
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A Quick Way To Check The Popularity Of Any Item
is to go to Google, click on preferences on the right of the search bar, then scroll down to Query Suggestions. Check the box that enables suggestions, then make sure you save your preferences.
Now you can go to the search bar, enter an item you’re curious about using for a possible niche and without hitting enter or return, a bunch of related search items come up below your word of interest. Now the nice thing here is, not only do these other keywords come up, but they tell you how many web pages have those key words associated with them.
A year later and this information can still be used to our advantage.
Cutts is the head of Google’s WebSpam division and he talks about using WordPress, SEO, Keywords and more all from a ‘Google’ point of view.
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Once you’ve found that perfect little niche, you’re ready to let the world in on your secret. Hmmmm. Now at this point, you might be asking yourself, ‘Where do I start?’ How many of you have put your exact website name into Google search and it came up number 1? Alright, very good you’re thinking. Now search for keywords that other people might use to find what your site offers. What? You can’t find your sight in Google. Try Yahoo. Same thing? AHHHH, Mother of God! What’s going on!!!?? I can’t find my site anywhere. Well, there’s alot going on, actually, but titles and keywords are what we want to focus on. First and foremost, if you’re building a blog, grab a free WordPress blog. Google loves WordPress! With wordPress you can go two different routes. You can use WordPress.com but your URL will have ‘wordpress’ in it and will look like this, www.yourdomainname.wordpress.com or you can do what 100% of all successful professionals do and obtain a webhost, (HostGator is 100% recommended by the green community) then create a domain name at GoDaddy.com and host that name through your webhost. Now you have a serious, professional looking site right off the bat. You still utilize the awesome WordPress blogs, but now instead WordPress.com you’re going to be using WordPress.org. Once you’ve set your blog up through WordPress and you’re writing your posts, each post will have its own title and keywords associated with it. It is these keywords and titles that google and the other major search engines look for in your site when a search is performed on the topic of your blog.
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