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top 9 things you shouldn’t do on your blog — 6 Comments

  1. I agree with you. TechnoKOZ is currently running an IPHONE 3G Exchange Repair special on our site. We have found that on days where we don’t post, the traffic drops. Yet on days where we post more than once, our traffic jumps. Wow! What a difference fresh content makes.

    By the way, we recently help one of your country mates with his Iphone 3G with ActiveSync. He was from Sydney. You are welcome to read the post:

    http://computerrepairservice.net/blog/iphone-exchange-2003-cannot-get-mail-the-connection-to-the-server-failed/?preview=true

    By the way, keep in touch. We are available via SKYPE: TECHNOKOZ .. We have made contact with other Computer Repair Engineers like you.

  2. hi, great tips!

    uhmm what if I put a monthly theme on my blog would that make a difference? because I uhhh write anything under the sun =_=

  3. Hi Renz.

    A monthly theme won’t make a difference.

    Google usually keeps an index of most of your posts. So it will remember what you wrote many months ago.

    If you write about anything, then google will probably put your blog into the misc category (together with a large number of other blogs).

    But its not as bad as it might seem, as google will also look at individual posts, and it will highly rank a really well written (and popular) post about, say, butterfly wing colourings, in an appropriate category (but that post can easily be outranked by another blog that “copies” most of your post… as long as that other blog writes mostly about butterfly wings).

    I’ve done something similar with my blog: I find the solution to a particular problem in a forum (amongst 50 “suggestions”), but I will only post the solution that worked for me… I then find I outrank the forums that have these solutions (regardless of whether I link back to the original forum!)