I have been working on my website and trying to get it noticed using article marketing methods for months and months now. Maybe at last there are a few green shoots in the ground. <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office">   I was wondering if some people get their web sites up and get tons of visits really fast without using pay per click. And I was also wondering if sometimes that same website declines just as quickly like the story of the tortoise and

I have not blogged for a while, but so much has been happening that it is time to let off some steam. I am on the Strip That Fat (Stf) club - I have posted several articles and am really happy that one was picked up and published by four healthy eating sites so far. But guess what? my links were not properly configured on Articlebase where I posted the article,,, in fact there were no links at all. Agahhh! And another article on Ezine has been re

Yep that is how i feel right now.  I have become a supper affiliate, set up my funnel blog but wow everything takes forever............ It feels like a full time task just keeping track of what has been done, I guess that means I'm doing something, or even a lot, but so far no results. I did get to the first page of google using 'keyword techniques' as my keyword but does not seem to have made any difference to my world, not yet anyway. I have learned so

This is what I wrote on my Blogger web page today...... I have been working on increasing my visibility, especially via search engines and in the process I have discovered a whole new world of article marketing and linked to that, affiliate marketing. It seems that the UK is way behind the USA on this front - people talk of SEO (search engine optimisation) but so far I have heard little said about article marketing or affiliate marketing.  Anyone can become an article marketeer or affiliat

I've been mulling over how to move forward. I have my business site and I have added a couple of links to products that work there. But I've seen loads of wonderful and wacky things that could be marketed when rooting around to find affiliate projects. It just would not be appropriate to put articles on all sorts of things on my business site. I know that there is a school of thought that says you should focus on your core areas of knowledge and specialise

Yes! first article written and published on ezinearticles, now waiting to see whether it gets anywhere on google rankings. I'm not sure if I refined my keywords well. I managed to set up google alerts and have been digging around on google to see whether I am listed. Found myself 9 pages down so not great. Would like to know whether that ranking will improve over the next few days - or more precisely what would make it improve?