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I appreciate the points, thanks again for taking the time. I don't know that "fake" accounts would work, but what I might be able to do is to convince some of
by e1ven 16y ago
I appreciate the points, thanks again for taking the time.
I don't know that "fake" accounts would work, but what I might be able to do is to convince some of my friends to each reply to a half dozen articles a day. Even if I had to needle them until they did, it would provide some content.
For the SEO-level- Reddit does that, and I suppose I could.
As I user, I prefer a short, straightforward URL, but I suppose I could see why generating Google traffic might outweigh that. Fair enough. Thanks! ;)
The acct verification product I'm using is off-the-shelf. It was a pain in the ass to find one that was both affordable and reliable, but It's working pretty well. I don't really think I could/should leverage it.
- papa 16y agoAh, I thought you had "rolled-your-own" for the verification solution. If you went off the shelf, you can't really leverage it as you say. By the way, here's a hacker news equivalent for internet marketing that I've found useful (since marketing is a key component of audience building): http://sphinn.com/ http://sphinn.com/ Good luck!
- e1ven 16y agoThanks, I'll take a look at that site. I've been reading SEOMoz, but there's a lot more I can/should do, a resource like yours is a great step!