Comments on: Do You Write For Search Engines Or Humans? http://senjomarketing.com/do-you-write-for-search-engines-or-humans/ Step-by-Step Tips for Starting Your Own Profitable Online Business Fri, 22 Jan 2010 18:48:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: gronesy http://senjomarketing.com/do-you-write-for-search-engines-or-humans/comment-page-1/#comment-411 gronesy Thu, 28 May 2009 15:41:22 +0000 http://senjomarketing.com/?p=409#comment-411 Hi Jake,<br><br>Good to hear from you again. Hope all is well.<br><br>I haven't had much luck getting the attention of anybody big on social<br>media. Sure, I get the occasional response but it's rare.<br><br>I think cracking the social media code for newbies and mid-level marketers<br>is still a tall order for them.<br><br>Jeff Hi Jake,

Good to hear from you again. Hope all is well.

I haven't had much luck getting the attention of anybody big on social
media. Sure, I get the occasional response but it's rare.

I think cracking the social media code for newbies and mid-level marketers
is still a tall order for them.

Jeff

]]> By: gronesy http://senjomarketing.com/do-you-write-for-search-engines-or-humans/comment-page-1/#comment-410 gronesy Thu, 28 May 2009 15:41:20 +0000 http://senjomarketing.com/?p=409#comment-410 Thanks for stopping by and weighing in on this.<br><br>That sounds like a great approach. Your readers always need to feel the<br>content is aimed at them and not a search engine.<br><br>Jeff Thanks for stopping by and weighing in on this.

That sounds like a great approach. Your readers always need to feel the
content is aimed at them and not a search engine.

Jeff

]]> By: gronesy http://senjomarketing.com/do-you-write-for-search-engines-or-humans/comment-page-1/#comment-375 gronesy Thu, 28 May 2009 10:41:22 +0000 http://senjomarketing.com/?p=409#comment-375 Hi Jake,<br><br>Good to hear from you again. Hope all is well.<br><br>I haven't had much luck getting the attention of anybody big on social<br>media. Sure, I get the occasional response but it's rare.<br><br>I think cracking the social media code for newbies and mid-level marketers<br>is still a tall order for them.<br><br>Jeff Hi Jake,

Good to hear from you again. Hope all is well.

I haven't had much luck getting the attention of anybody big on social
media. Sure, I get the occasional response but it's rare.

I think cracking the social media code for newbies and mid-level marketers
is still a tall order for them.

Jeff

]]> By: gronesy http://senjomarketing.com/do-you-write-for-search-engines-or-humans/comment-page-1/#comment-374 gronesy Thu, 28 May 2009 10:41:20 +0000 http://senjomarketing.com/?p=409#comment-374 Thanks for stopping by and weighing in on this.<br><br>That sounds like a great approach. Your readers always need to feel the<br>content is aimed at them and not a search engine.<br><br>Jeff Thanks for stopping by and weighing in on this.

That sounds like a great approach. Your readers always need to feel the
content is aimed at them and not a search engine.

Jeff

]]> By: gronesy http://senjomarketing.com/do-you-write-for-search-engines-or-humans/comment-page-1/#comment-373 gronesy Thu, 28 May 2009 03:00:56 +0000 http://senjomarketing.com/?p=409#comment-373 Hi Jake,<br><br>Good to hear from you again. Hope all is well.<br><br>I haven't had much luck getting the attention of anybody big on social media. Sure, I get the occasional response but it's rare.<br><br>I think cracking the social media code for newbies and mid-level marketers is still a tall order for them.<br><br>Jeff Hi Jake,

Good to hear from you again. Hope all is well.

I haven't had much luck getting the attention of anybody big on social media. Sure, I get the occasional response but it's rare.

I think cracking the social media code for newbies and mid-level marketers is still a tall order for them.

Jeff

]]> By: gronesy http://senjomarketing.com/do-you-write-for-search-engines-or-humans/comment-page-1/#comment-372 gronesy Thu, 28 May 2009 02:59:55 +0000 http://senjomarketing.com/?p=409#comment-372 Thanks for stopping by and weighing in on this.<br><br>That sounds like a great approach. Your readers always need to feel the content is aimed at them and not a search engine.<br><br>Jeff Thanks for stopping by and weighing in on this.

That sounds like a great approach. Your readers always need to feel the content is aimed at them and not a search engine.

Jeff

]]> By: Jake http://senjomarketing.com/do-you-write-for-search-engines-or-humans/comment-page-1/#comment-371 Jake Wed, 27 May 2009 15:54:58 +0000 http://senjomarketing.com/?p=409#comment-371 If you think about it, you kinda need it all! In my thinking.. if i'm an internet marketer and have been for a while, more than likely I've learned some of the ropes and I know where to find my answers, which blogs to visit etc... <br><br>So that means the other marketers out there are doing the same thing... I would "guess" that no where near as many "seasoned" marketers search for "how to make money online" etc etc.. They have certain blogs/sites that they visit to get new information and to interact.<br><br>So to capture a veteran marketers attention I think it's best to comment on the high traffic blogs, twitter etc etc. And if they use the link love widgets and those type things, people will comment because they realize they can get a link back to their site easily! Then when you get them to YOUR blog, you have the content/product waiting on them!<br><br>THEN you have the newbies... If you want to target them, then more than likely they will be searching for "how to make money online" etc etc, so if you are looking to capitalize on the "new folks" then that approach is a must in my opinion.<br><br>So using keywords for the newbies, and using social bookmarking, commenting, twitter and all those for more advanced marketers and even the newbies as well. If you think about it, you kinda need it all! In my thinking.. if i'm an internet marketer and have been for a while, more than likely I've learned some of the ropes and I know where to find my answers, which blogs to visit etc…

So that means the other marketers out there are doing the same thing… I would “guess” that no where near as many “seasoned” marketers search for “how to make money online” etc etc.. They have certain blogs/sites that they visit to get new information and to interact.

So to capture a veteran marketers attention I think it's best to comment on the high traffic blogs, twitter etc etc. And if they use the link love widgets and those type things, people will comment because they realize they can get a link back to their site easily! Then when you get them to YOUR blog, you have the content/product waiting on them!

THEN you have the newbies… If you want to target them, then more than likely they will be searching for “how to make money online” etc etc, so if you are looking to capitalize on the “new folks” then that approach is a must in my opinion.

So using keywords for the newbies, and using social bookmarking, commenting, twitter and all those for more advanced marketers and even the newbies as well.

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