Comments for Niche Chick http://nichechick.net Building an Online Income with Micro Niche Sites Wed, 07 Dec 2011 07:25:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= Comment on Adjusting to Change by James Hussey http://nichechick.net/adjusting-change/#comment-165 James Hussey Wed, 07 Dec 2011 07:25:46 +0000 http://nichechick.net/?p=370#comment-165 Couldn't agree more - there are changes to this business like my daughters change their clothes in a day (esp. my 3 y/o). But I love those gals, and search marketing. Change is (for now anyway) something I like in the biz: it naturally weeds out the competition. Couldn’t agree more – there are changes to this business like my daughters change their clothes in a day (esp. my 3 y/o). But I love those gals, and search marketing.

Change is (for now anyway) something I like in the biz: it naturally weeds out the competition.

]]> Comment on Is SENukeX Worth It? by Tips for Using SE Nuke X: Purging the Database http://nichechick.net/is-senukex-worth-it/#comment-142 Tips for Using SE Nuke X: Purging the Database Thu, 20 Oct 2011 21:29:49 +0000 http://nichechick.net/niche-site-tools/is-senukex-worth-it/#comment-142 [...] after deciding for yourself whether or not SENuke X is worth it or not, you decided to go ahead and take the plunge, next comes the fun of learning how [...] [...] after deciding for yourself whether or not SENuke X is worth it or not, you decided to go ahead and take the plunge, next comes the fun of learning how [...]

]]> Comment on EzineArticles Loses Its Mind Post Panda by What is Google Authorship? http://nichechick.net/ezinearticles-loses-mind-post-panda/#comment-137 What is Google Authorship? Thu, 13 Oct 2011 21:01:00 +0000 http://nichechick.net/?p=204#comment-137 [...] there has been a lot of criticism towards Google since the PandaA widespread change to Google's search algorithm which rolled out in the U.S. database in Febru... on a variety of fronts:  crap content is floating to the top, major brands seem to trump the [...] [...] there has been a lot of criticism towards Google since the PandaA widespread change to Google's search algorithm which rolled out in the U.S. database in Febru… on a variety of fronts:  crap content is floating to the top, major brands seem to trump the [...]

]]> Comment on EzineArticles Loses Its Mind Post Panda by Niche Chick http://nichechick.net/ezinearticles-loses-mind-post-panda/#comment-128 Niche Chick Mon, 29 Aug 2011 15:59:48 +0000 http://nichechick.net/?p=204#comment-128 I read the thing about the engineer later . . . I'm sorry, it's still a stupid name. The Farmer update was much more descriptive. You really have to watch the article directories now for any changes that make it not worth submitting. I have a set of 10 top directories that I submit manually to. Buzzle used to be good, but they removed the author link. Really, it's crazy. Do they really think that people will keep submitting *free* content for the questionable glory of seeing their name in print online without any sort of compensation? I read the thing about the engineer later . . . I’m sorry, it’s still a stupid name. The Farmer update was much more descriptive.

You really have to watch the article directories now for any changes that make it not worth submitting. I have a set of 10 top directories that I submit manually to. Buzzle used to be good, but they removed the author link. Really, it’s crazy. Do they really think that people will keep submitting *free* content for the questionable glory of seeing their name in print online without any sort of compensation?

]]> Comment on What is Google Authorship? by Niche Chick http://nichechick.net/what-is-google-authorship/#comment-127 Niche Chick Mon, 29 Aug 2011 15:56:13 +0000 http://nichechick.net/?p=273#comment-127 James, I did notice that on several blogs, but I didn't think to check it on my own site. ;P I just checked it for my business site . . . it's really odd the ones that are coming up. I'll have to go in to webmaster tools and edit them. This site doesn't have them. My community site has a good set of site links. I'll have to keep an eye on it. James,

I did notice that on several blogs, but I didn’t think to check it on my own site. ;P

I just checked it for my business site . . . it’s really odd the ones that are coming up. I’ll have to go in to webmaster tools and edit them.

This site doesn’t have them. My community site has a good set of site links.

I’ll have to keep an eye on it.

]]> Comment on EzineArticles Loses Its Mind Post Panda by JamestheJust http://nichechick.net/ezinearticles-loses-mind-post-panda/#comment-126 JamestheJust Mon, 29 Aug 2011 10:56:10 +0000 http://nichechick.net/?p=204#comment-126 Silly wabbit, editing is for kids... That's silly, really. But everyone's paranoid. I've had problems like it with titles since so many use EZA, titles can come off too similar...but have to say the Panda thing is really obnoxious from a marketing standpoint. What they've done to HubPages is horrid - at I think HubPages' handling has been stupid with zeroes. The problem I've had there was in naming my subdomain (among other issues) - they refused to work with me. It was lame, no real reason for it - but Panda's got everyone's knickers in a Don Knotts. Or was it 'Knots'? Ah well. May the deputy of Mayberry R.I.P. BTW, it's called Panda officially because that was the engineer's name. Google officially names their updates after engineers like hurricanes...and yes, I'd have gone to court and changed it. Then again, my last name's 'Hussey.' Whatev'. Silly wabbit, editing is for kids…

That’s silly, really. But everyone’s paranoid. I’ve had problems like it with titles since so many use EZA, titles can come off too similar…but have to say the Panda thing is really obnoxious from a marketing standpoint.

What they’ve done to HubPages is horrid – at I think HubPages’ handling has been stupid with zeroes.

The problem I’ve had there was in naming my subdomain (among other issues) – they refused to work with me. It was lame, no real reason for it – but Panda’s got everyone’s knickers in a Don Knotts.

Or was it ‘Knots’? Ah well. May the deputy of Mayberry R.I.P.

BTW, it’s called Panda officially because that was the engineer’s name. Google officially names their updates after engineers like hurricanes…and yes, I’d have gone to court and changed it.

Then again, my last name’s ‘Hussey.’ Whatev’.
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]]> Comment on What is Google Authorship? by JamestheJust http://nichechick.net/what-is-google-authorship/#comment-125 JamestheJust Mon, 29 Aug 2011 10:50:45 +0000 http://nichechick.net/?p=273#comment-125 Good points - and re: the double-indents, if you notice on brands and exact searches (like for your blog's name, or a product name) you'll see what used to be called 'Site Links' under the title of the blog/site... Except it takes up TONS more real estate. On my blog, if you look up The Average Genius in Google, you'll see what I mean (haven't tried yours, I'm vain that way). I just found that about a month ago with products: the first place spot took up all the real estate above the fold... The site links appear like miniature versions of website listings. Site links used to just be a list of links, now they show meta-descriptions... Sorta scary. Organic search is a funny beast. Good points – and re: the double-indents, if you notice on brands and exact searches (like for your blog’s name, or a product name) you’ll see what used to be called ‘Site Links’ under the title of the blog/site…

Except it takes up TONS more real estate. On my blog, if you look up The Average Genius in Google, you’ll see what I mean (haven’t tried yours, I’m vain that way).

I just found that about a month ago with products: the first place spot took up all the real estate above the fold…

The site links appear like miniature versions of website listings. Site links used to just be a list of links, now they show meta-descriptions…

Sorta scary.

Organic search is a funny beast.
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]]> Comment on How to Post to Multiple Blogs: Free Tool by Build Automatic Backlinks with Announcer Blogs http://nichechick.net/how-to-post-to-multiple-blogs-free-tool/#comment-79 Build Automatic Backlinks with Announcer Blogs Mon, 25 Jul 2011 02:11:55 +0000 http://nichechick.net/niche-marketing-2/how-to-post-to-multiple-blogs-free-tool/#comment-79 [...] part of the series on posting to multiple blogs, I’m going to share with you my strategy of using what I call “announcer blogs” [...] [...] part of the series on posting to multiple blogs, I’m going to share with you my strategy of using what I call “announcer blogs” [...]

]]> Comment on How to Post to Multiple Blogs: Free Tool by Niche Chick http://nichechick.net/how-to-post-to-multiple-blogs-free-tool/#comment-77 Niche Chick Fri, 15 Jul 2011 00:58:06 +0000 http://nichechick.net/niche-marketing-2/how-to-post-to-multiple-blogs-free-tool/#comment-77 Jay, Actually, for something like that you might want to look at Scrapebox. That will do a mass blast of comments, that you can actually spin. <a href="http://nichechick.net/a/sick-submitter" rel="nofollow">Sick Submitter</a> also has a blog comment feature, but I haven't used that feature yet. Carla Jay,

Actually, for something like that you might want to look at Scrapebox. That will do a mass blast of comments, that you can actually spin. Sick Submitter also has a blog comment feature, but I haven’t used that feature yet.

Carla

]]> Comment on How to Post to Multiple Blogs: Free Tool by jay http://nichechick.net/how-to-post-to-multiple-blogs-free-tool/#comment-76 jay Thu, 14 Jul 2011 17:27:19 +0000 http://nichechick.net/niche-marketing-2/how-to-post-to-multiple-blogs-free-tool/#comment-76 Thanks for such prompt response. The strategy I'd be using is posting the same comment across all the blogs that have the same, common theme. For example, all the blogs have to do with Charlie Sheen. There could be hundreds---or thousands---of them. Same comment on all of them. This is possible? Yep, a genuine newbie question. Thanks for such prompt response. The strategy I’d be using is posting the same comment across all the blogs that have the same, common theme. For example, all the blogs have to do with Charlie Sheen. There could be hundreds—or thousands—of them. Same comment on all of them. This is possible? Yep, a genuine newbie question.

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