From McCord Web Services – Google Partner and Web Visibility Experts
You may be interesting in reviewing our PowerPoint presentation (now made into a PDF) of our speech yesterday at the Capital PC Users Group in Washington DC.
This presentation is a preview of our white paper “The Tangible Benefits of Blogging” that will be published in our e-newsletter in early October.
I think that you will find the case studies and tips on how to be an effective blogger and how to blog for search engine placement interesting and helpful.
Welcome to visitors from the Capital PC User Group. I am speaking to this group today on the topic of “Blogging for Search Engines”.
Make sure to subscribe to our e-newsletter to be some of the very first people to receive our 9 page PDF white paper on “The Tangible Benefits of Blogging.”
We’ll be publishing this fascinating paper chock full of interesting case studies in our October e-newsletter. We will be discussing some of the findings today at our talk.
Thanks for coming to visit my blog and website and let me know if you have any questions.
Your Speaker,
Nancy McCord
Welcome to visitors from the Capital PC User Group. I am speaking to this group today on the topic of “Blogging for Search Engines”.
Make sure to subscribe to our e-newsletter to be some of the very first people to receive our 9 page PDF white paper on “The Tangible Benefits of Blogging.”
We’ll be publishing this fascinating paper chock full of interesting case studies in our October e-newsletter. We will be discussing some of the findings today at our talk.
Thanks for coming to visit my blog and website and let me know if you have any questions.
Your Speaker,
Nancy McCord
Nope, it does not. I have just completed four months of research and analysis in preparation for the launch of my newest white paper, “The Tangible Benefits of Blogging”, and found that really the set up is not important.
What is important to search engines is your content and keywords. Whether you use Blogger’s custom FTP blogging or Blogspot with a custom domain, the difference is nearly moot.
Now, there are real reasons why you would want to use custom FTP blogging and real reasons why you would want to use Blogspot, but now you do not have to choose one over the other for real benefits on search engines.
In fact we have found on a head to head comparison of our two blogs, Web-World Watch (custom FTP blog) and Blog-World Watch (Blogspot custom domain blog) that sometimes the post on the Blogspot blog actually appeared in a higher position in the SERPs than our custom FTP blog.
I’ll let you know when I publish my white paper, if you are blogging for search engine and traffic benefits, you will find the paper and case studies very interesting.