How to Implement a Blog/SEO Myths are Alive and Well

SEO Article Posted by Internet Marketing Speaker on 17-04-2008

Business Blogs and SEO are two of the hottest terms around these days. A day doesn’t go by and I read or hear about a newly minted SEO expert ;) I’ve been seeing more searches for the phrase “How to implement a Blog on your Website.” So, being a dutiful servant of the reading public-I began to do some research. There are some “experts” who would offer you the following advice:

The main reasons for having your blog as part of your actual domain is that a blog on your domain can attract links to other areas of your site, increase visibility, improve publicity efforts, build trust, and raise your search rankings. Do you think this is the best SEO advice you’ve read this year?

Well, I decided to look closer-starting with The Three Best SEO’s in the Land. Strangely, all three of them: Rand, Jim Boykin and Knox appear not to have gotten the memo-the all have stand alone blogs with their own domain name! Here are a few other world renown SEO experts you may want to check out: Lee Oden, Andy Beal, Danny Sullivan and Matt Cutts.

This list could go on but suffice to say-we have laid another SEO Myth to rest! Here’s to your continued success in business blogging and hitting the first page of a Google search!  

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3 Responses to “How to Implement a Blog/SEO Myths are Alive and Well”


  1. Hi Steve,

    That bit of conventional wisdom about putting your blog on your main website seems strange to me. I have 3 blogs all wordpress blogs, not one of them is on my main website domain. I decided to do this because I wanted the blogs to have the ability to attain or even exceed the page rank of my main site, also I wanted any links from them to my main site to be one way links, and where possible I wanted to be able to take more than 2 slots per page of google’s index.

    Would be interested in knowing your thoughts on what I have said.

    Thanks,

    Jim


  2. Jim - I agree completely with your strategy.


  3. James and Knox, Ditto for me. It takes a little more effort and money but if I can have 40% of the first page in a Google search-that’s 40% my competitors don’t have :)

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