Showing posts with label Craigslist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Craigslist. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Gettin[g the Most from Your SEO

With the phenomenal growth of the Local Arts Markets since the 1990’s, there is a lot of confusing, undirected and unbranded arts markets websites out there.  A great proposal would be to seek out others and establish some sort of community, with a focus on making each member list a promotion or sales link to help with traffic.  And The answer would be a niche specific regional directory featuring popular, helpful real life submissions, human edited and supported with articles and blogposts.

By working along a consistent, hand written thesis, with genuinely informative content means results are based on real time search.  And a pageview is a personal human visitor from another markets in Adelaide, or an event organiser in Goulburn, or a backpacker in Lismore.  These people will actually be the typical demographic for your blog post and will reward you with a walk by from finding you in local search.

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

English Language Found Dead; Craigslist Wanted for Questioning

If you want to use the Craigslist site for looking for love, don't let us stop you. Just be aware that the site, through no fault of its own, tends to draw the lowest common denominator. This hilarious article goes into the many flakes, posers, and just plain brainless minions who post on Craigslist just because they can.

The best is the third point, "Mediocrity in the first degree.". We'd like to see more people loosen up when they write a profile. Make fun of yourself. Make fun of dating. Make fun of the person reading. After browsing 1000 profiles before getting to yours, think how much attention you'll get if you are the one who throws every idea about online dating out the window and posts something daring and original.

Jodie BrittainPosted byJodie BrittainatTuesday, December 16, 2008