Comments on: Be More Googleable

By: Robin Anderson

Robin Anderson — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 00:47:50 +0000

The link to painless self promotion under #2 above goes directly to a site that is promoting buying cheap computers ?? You might need to check the url. I have clicked on that link 3 times, and have gone to the same computer site.

By: Anon

Anon — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 04:51:01 +0000

Why not just try to be a good artist and then other people will write about you and if you’re no good, then they won’t? I don’t want to bring up Google hits on a bad artist.

By: Case-Notes from the Artsy Asylum

Case-Notes from the Artsy Asylum — Tue, 06 Dec 2005 20:25:53 +0000

Why you should Leave Comments on My Blog AND Others

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By: Case-Notes from the Artsy Asylum

Case-Notes from the Artsy Asylum — Fri, 11 Nov 2005 17:01:06 +0000

the Single Most Business Altering Item of YOUR Year: Why and How – Get Your Blog in The Oven

It’s happening in multiple yahoo groups and on bulletin boards . . . thousands want to know not just why, but also exactly what they need to know to start blogging.

From two years of half-hearted attempts followed by six months of blogging in the tre…

By: Susan Reynolds

Susan Reynolds — Fri, 11 Nov 2005 14:28:37 +0000

It’s a different Susan who’s answering but these are my best hints – 1.)Read http://nextlevelpartner.typepad.com/bbab/ faithfully to learn from two Gurus of Blog. 2.)Visit Suzanne and really digest what she has to share at http://www.painlessselfpromotion.com/ 3.) Read as many blogs as you can so you’ll see what you do like, what you don’t like, and take note of what seems to appeal to other people. I’d love to have you drop my my Case Notes from the Artsy Asylum Blog ( http://susanreynolds.blogs.com )to see what’s happening with my little corner of the bloggosphere 4.)Sign up for a free month’s trial at Typepad. It’s elegant, powerful, has features that are vital, and is simply head and shoulders above at least three others that I tried before getting smart. 5.) Jump in feet first to learn by doing. 6.) To get some experience & make contacts consider contributing to another blog or blogs. My Museum of Paper blog for example is set up to be artist / contributor-friendly 7.) Pay close attention to what Alyson has to share. She has some great insights and more. Now, get ready for lots of attention for your blog-in-the -oven!

By: julie johnston

julie johnston — Mon, 07 Nov 2005 01:34:09 +0000

OK Susan, You are the 2nd person to tell me this week I should have a blog. However, I know nothing about blogging. How do I set one up, and where, etc.? I can be found on Yahoo, but do most people do a search on Google?

By: susan

susan — Sun, 06 Nov 2005 14:48:36 +0000

I have a blog which makes me “googleable”. If you link your blog with your website, it is easier for people to find you through your blog. Great marketing tool too.

By: Julie Johnston

Julie Johnston — Sun, 06 Nov 2005 13:12:41 +0000

Hi Alyson, I am working with Pat on being more “Googleable”. This came about recently because one of our local teachers knew I had a website and tried to find it using search engines. Unfortunately, there is an author with my name and references to her site come up first. I may be there, but it is so far down the list as to not be found unless one has LOTS of time to keep looking. In frustration she called me to get my URL. Now she would like Pat to come speak to her classes about web design! You and Pat have both been invaluable in helping me with the business end of my photography. Now if I can just get more “Googleable!” Thank you. Julie Johnston http://www.juliejohnstonphotography.com