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Organic search engine optimization

To blog or not to blog, that is the question.Lots of people try to trick the system using search engine optimization, but it's nearly as easy to get to the top of the search engines organically.  My advice is to find out which part of the internet you love and make a presence for yourself.  If you're like us and love to blog, then make sure you post a blog entry every day.  Or maybe you'd rather hang out on Facebook, tweet your way to significance, or shoot the bull on forums.  As long as your online presence is visibly linked to your business website, every time you make a post or a tweet, you're making your business site more important and netting more customers.

We attribute quite a bit of our microbusiness success to our incessant blogging.  Our homestead blog gave our business a jumpstart --- rather than starting as an insignificant website tucked away in a dark corner of the internet, our business was attached to a well-read and loquacious blog.  Although only a limited number of people read the blog itself, by adding a little note at the end of each of our personal blog entries with a link to our business website, we quickly pushed our business website to the top of the search engine rankings.  The same effect is easy to achieve by, for example, putting a link to your website in your forum signature and posting up a storm on a well-read forum.


So find a part of the internet you enjoy and get out there!  Think of search engine optimization as running for political office.  No one's going to vote for you if you don't put in your time kissing babies.



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