Comments on: Is Your Site Relevant? http://dmiracle.com/marketing-your-business/is-your-site-relevant/ advice you can use to grow your small business Fri, 30 Jul 2010 13:04:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Penny Gould http://dmiracle.com/marketing-your-business/is-your-site-relevant/comment-page-1/#comment-20311 Penny Gould Wed, 05 Mar 2008 05:08:47 +0000 http://healthywebdesign.com/marketing-your-business/is-your-site-relevant/#comment-20311 Thanks for your list, easy to follow. Been meaning to ask about the cool Youtube videos you had on your site a while back. (about the super thin notebook and the spoof piece of paper.) I tried loading Youtube onto my <a href="http://www.walkweightoff.com/summercamps">Cybercamps</a> site, and tried to select a specific video, but got something else. How do you select a specific video? thanks - I like having the video but don't think they're relevant to my site... Thanks for your list, easy to follow. Been meaning to ask about the cool Youtube videos you had on your site a while back. (about the super thin notebook and the spoof piece of paper.) I tried loading Youtube onto my Cybercamps site, and tried to select a specific video, but got something else. How do you select a specific video? thanks – I like having the video but don’t think they’re relevant to my site…

]]> By: Dawud Miracle http://dmiracle.com/marketing-your-business/is-your-site-relevant/comment-page-1/#comment-693 Dawud Miracle Mon, 19 Feb 2007 11:13:28 +0000 http://healthywebdesign.com/marketing-your-business/is-your-site-relevant/#comment-693 <strong>Mike Dale</strong> Thanks. One of the misnomers about the web is that you can just launch your site and it will draw you traffic and business. Not the case. You have to work for it. You have to modify and continue to build your site once it's launched. And I feel it's important to be honest with my clients about this. Otherwise it's unlikely their website can be the hub of their business. Mike Dale

Thanks. One of the misnomers about the web is that you can just launch your site and it will draw you traffic and business. Not the case. You have to work for it. You have to modify and continue to build your site once it’s launched. And I feel it’s important to be honest with my clients about this. Otherwise it’s unlikely their website can be the hub of their business.

]]> By: Mike Dale http://dmiracle.com/marketing-your-business/is-your-site-relevant/comment-page-1/#comment-624 Mike Dale Sat, 17 Feb 2007 16:38:35 +0000 http://healthywebdesign.com/marketing-your-business/is-your-site-relevant/#comment-624 There is an awful lot Dawud has said here. It is all so obvious when you have read it but each of the points identified go far beyond the old advice of 'meta tags' and etc. I think it is a great thing that the internet isn't so easily fooled by silly webmaster tricks. Many of those tricks, supposed to rocket your website to 1st position in the search engines, are still touted by out of date publishers selling out of date news. The problem here is that you can't stand still, relying on redundant techniques. I think that a generous and honest site will give more and last longer. It will surely become strong and successful if it becomes a trusted resource for your services and products. I've found that Dawud generally gives excellent advice... He certainly hasn't disappointed here. The strategy given here is the intelligent, quality driven approach. This will stand you in good stead for getting what both you and your website visitors want. However, with “How To Design Your First Website” you'll find out that I am a slow learner. Find out more at www.yourfirstwebsite.blogspot.com There is an awful lot Dawud has said here. It is all so obvious when you have read it but each of the points identified go far beyond the old advice of ‘meta tags’ and etc.

I think it is a great thing that the internet isn’t so easily fooled by silly webmaster tricks. Many of those tricks, supposed to rocket your website to 1st position in the search engines, are still touted by out of date publishers selling out of date news.

The problem here is that you can’t stand still, relying on redundant techniques. I think that a generous and honest site will give more and last longer. It will surely become strong and successful if it becomes a trusted resource for your services and products.

I’ve found that Dawud generally gives excellent advice… He certainly hasn’t disappointed here.

The strategy given here is the intelligent, quality driven approach. This will stand you in good stead for getting what both you and your website visitors want.

However, with “How To Design Your First Website” you’ll find out that I am a slow learner. Find out more at http://www.yourfirstwebsite.blogspot.com

]]> By: The Keyword Myth - Healthy WebDesign - Developing and Building Successful Websites for Independent Professionals http://dmiracle.com/marketing-your-business/is-your-site-relevant/comment-page-1/#comment-28 The Keyword Myth - Healthy WebDesign - Developing and Building Successful Websites for Independent Professionals Wed, 17 Jan 2007 16:18:00 +0000 http://healthywebdesign.com/marketing-your-business/is-your-site-relevant/#comment-28 [...] The second way is to get as many websites as you can to link back to your website. And the higher ranked and more relevant the site, the better the link is for you. I cover some strategies for this in my article Is Your Site Relevant. You can view it here… [...] [...] The second way is to get as many websites as you can to link back to your website. And the higher ranked and more relevant the site, the better the link is for you. I cover some strategies for this in my article Is Your Site Relevant. You can view it here… [...]

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