Internet August 6th, 2007 by HMTKSteve
Google and I both value your comments
A side effect of moving the Pokemon articles off to The Poke Farm is that the top commentators list has been recalibrated. No longer must you fight to get on that list with the kids who leave ten comments on every Pokemon article.
Because I do not mark those links as nofollow they all provide some google juice to you. Google juice that comes from every page here on the blog!
So please, feel free to comment. both Google and I will thank you for them.
PS: Don't forget about my current Quartile contest.
- How many paths lead to Google?
- Do You Follow?
- Do some bloggers not want comments?
- WordPress Plugin: Google Sitemap Generator
- Google Assumes 10% click fraud rate
Not only do you get some “Google Juice” from the comments, you get traffic as well.
P.S. I think it was a brilliant move to transfer the Pokemon stuff over to another blog. There’s obviously a demand for it but it was tough to sort through when looking for the content I was interested in.
Yes, some of my long time readers were complaining about all of the Pokemon stuff. since we were trying to do daily farming it really took over the site. Once it reached such a high percentage of traffic I knew it needed a new home.
I do have to wonder though. If I had started from scratch and not hosted content here first, would it have taken off as well as it did?
Just wanted to let you know that if you’re not big enough then google doesn’t give a !#$@ about you. ;)
Didn’t get your AdSense back?
You had Pokemon on this site?
There are still about 15 Pokemon articles on here. I may or may not remove those last 15 because they are also video game articles.
Has anyone else checked out that interesting new blog http://www.dadsword.com ?
I’m new to blogging, and, I must say, these posts have been quite an education, in few words.
I’ve been chasing con men for the past 45 years, writing about them, exposing their scams. Such stuff as the old 80-40-20 stock scam, fast-track stock tips, historical bonds, inheritance cons, insider pumps, and every variation of the old pump and dump imaginable. Looking around for a place to “park” some of my material has been a real challenge. Especially, when one is a Babe in the Woods about blogging, as I am.
Oh well, with a little luck, and if I live long enough, I suppose I will stumble into something.
In the meantime, many thanks for some really useful insights.
To be frank, i was never interested in pokemon but after reading some of the articles, i find that i am becoming quite a pokemon fan and expert myself.
If you are becoming a fan of the games then why not take a short trip over to http://www.pokefarm.com and look around?
I triedto leave a comment on your blog but you have your comment system locked up.
Oops, i didn’t notice that. Thanks for telling me though.