The SERPD crew had a little bit of fun here last week with April fools. Thanks to everyone who was along for the ride and kudos to those of you who were onto us from the beginning. Now that the cat’s out of the bag we can get back to business as usual.
This past week we had a lot of good posts to choose from. Here are a few of my favorites:
Why Mom Didn’t Make it as a Blogger
“My mother didn’t fail because she couldn’t write, or because she didn’t have a revenue stream. She was an excellent writer and had AdSense/affiliate links on her site in good locations. She failed because she lacked connections and social interaction with her potential audience.”
Submitted by Sathish Kumar
10 Reasons Why I Won’t Tweet, Share, Comment, Reply or Even Vaguely Linger
“The core ingredient to a well grounded (and ultimately successful) blog is community - but there are ten common oversights that so many bloggers make that not only negatively impact their ability to engage and be engaged, they take less than 60 seconds to remedy!”
Submitted by Alex
You think your keywords are ranking well, but are they really?
“The secret everyone is after is getting in the top 3 results for a highly competitive keyword that will actually drive a lot of traffic. Boasting about ranking on the first page doesn’t mean a whole lot without significant traffic numbers to back it up.”
Submitted by Danielsnyder1
5 New Twitter Tools Worth Exploring
“Are you looking for new apps to enhance your Twitter experience? Twitter has turned into a major real-time news source and is no longer a procrastination tool.”
Submitted by PeteMasters
Interview With Jay Berkowitz Of Ten Golden Rules
“Jay Berkowitz is an online internet consultant who has 20+ years of marketing knowledge. He’s worked with Fortune 500 brands: McDonald’s and Coca-Cola, developing marketing strategies for large companies like AT&T, Sprint, and eDiets.com. Mr. Berkowitz is the CEO of Ten Golden Rules, an online marketing company that specializes in online advertising and marketing consulting services.”
Submitted by Sathish Kumar
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