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mestoughton
Stranger USA Joined: Dec 8, 2008 Post Count: 13 Status: Offline |
This time I want to dialogue about targets. Because of my entrepreneurial heart I think it makes sense to target the new small business. Secondly, I think homeschoolers who share my independent spirit, who want to market the curriculum they wrote or have an online bookstore. Which makes me also think about targeting self-publishers. I have done the work of using key words in my content. I have opened up a blog, that so far i have only written about my second passion: a 1996 Honda Shadow VLX. She is my Baebe. But my idea is to write articles targeting these three groups. I know I am not supposed to put links to my site, but it would help. I think I need to post it at the critique section anyway. Because like I said in a previous post....I have two web site ideas battling each other for prominence. OK, so target audiences. I have published the clean site as opposed to my more creative site. And I am not getting any hits. I take that back I had one call from a homeschool father that just really wanted to dialogue. Mary ---------------------------------------- "Keep one leg on each side and your mind in the middle" Cowboy Mack |
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mestoughton
Stranger USA Joined: Dec 8, 2008 Post Count: 13 Status: Offline |
http://fr ontdo or-web-des ign.com [remove spaces] I have to admit I had no idea what back links were and thought I couldnt post my web site here after reading the post to newbies. It will help to see what I am talking about. Mary ---------------------------------------- "Keep one leg on each side and your mind in the middle" Cowboy Mack ---------------------------------------- [Edit 1 times, last edit by Thelma at Dec 9, 2008 6:17:10 PM] |
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