Glad to have helped out
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i will give you some Green rep for that
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Cheers I appreciate it.
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i have one big worry we are ranking in yahoo for a lot of good key words and when i alter all my site i will drop
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If you have good keywords then dont change them too much, start writing content based on these keywords and your ranking will get better yet again. Always keep looking for better keywords but make sure its relevant to your site and you also add more content.
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That adbrit link will be going along with some others
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Good - always use links thats relevant to your site such as hardware repair links or specific hardware information site, industry standards etc.
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i have registerd with http://ezinearticles.com/ but every time i submit an articul it gets rejected in one way or another so i gave up after the 40th atempt  |
Strange, it must be the quality of your submitted article. Remember dont self promote your site and dont use an article you have found on the net.
When I write an article I try and keep it like a story that I wrote in school, simply basic but with quailty information.
Just to get your thoughts flowing think of the title "build your own PC in 6 easy steps". 6 being just an example
Now when writing the article put it like your actually talking to someone face-face and still use some keywords (dont over do it) that you have on your site.
Also read some articles on the web based on the same topic of your site to give you more ideas.
[quote=madkad]what the hell do i right about that is intresting??[quote=madkad]
Thats easy, anything you wish as millions of people of all walks of life read blogs.
Try this - launch one Blog based on your site topic which is computers. Now each day toggle the topic for example:
Day 1 write a review for a specific motherboard, show an image of the hardware or the company logo and also place a link leading to the manufacture of the website. You could also cover computer gadgets, flat screen monitors, power supplies...the list is endless.
Day 2: Maybe write about a technical fix, say troubleshooting an IDE port or resetting the bios by removing the battery (I get some good hits for this fix itself).
Day 3: Maybe you want to start adding some software reviews or software fixes - make sure it popular software though.
Day 3: Company news (not yours) - read newsletters from specific companies and post comments on what they say, linking to the relevant page on the companies site. For example say you browse in Maxtors site tomorrow 3rd Jan and they have just recently posted information regarding the release of a new product then post some info on your blog about their recent statement and add the link.
Keep turning over the information each day but keep it relevant once again - no use posting pictures of your dog onto a Technology Blog. I dont know about you but when I search for something Technology related seeing images of dogs is of no interest.
Now here of the class thing about Blogs, they are free and easy to use so you can have as many blogs as you can handle covering almost anything you want.
So by now you should have some ideas to keep you busy for some weeks but dont stop there. Just to give you more ideas - what is your favorite music? Well why not start a blog on it and go really indepth....slap some ads up and make some money
For now I would learn more about your technology blog and as time goes by you will start learning how to change the code to place ads etc then start preparing for launching other topic blogs.
The good thing about a blog is that you dont need to fill the post with over 200 words, keep it sweet and simple but post at least once per day. Within a number of months the search engines will be eating your blog like cold apple pie sitting on a swing
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ok i would like to say thank you again  |
Your Welcome