Internet Marketing Strategy

So, you’ve probably been noticing a couple new things around here, namely the new tab in the upper navigation bar that says “Internet Marketing & SEO Tools” … this is a new section I’ve made to keep track of various internet marketing tools and seo tools that I have created for public use. (Oh, and, of course, make it easier for you to find and utilize.)

Right now, there are two available tools, FeedStub and GREMLin. I’ve already spoke with you about FeedStub and RSS feed directories … so lets get on to the hot ticket item.

GREMLin is a new link building tool that I am developing. It works exactly like the Google search engine (because it uses it, duh) … except that instead of returning the usual results pages that you are familiar with, GREMLin returns a list of clickable links for you without all the other text you weren’t going to read anyways.

Using search queries like the following return the best results:

[KEYWORD / KEYWORD PHRASE] “leave a reply”

[KEYWORD / KEYWORD PHRASE] “remember my personal information”

[KEYWORD / KEYWORD PHRASE] “notify me of follow-up comments”

Each of these will return links to commentable WordPress blogs related to your desired keyword. For now, you have to check if they are nofollow’ed or not yourself, but hopefully not for long.

This should help some of you out on cutting down time spent finding “do follow” blogs to drop backlinks on.

Anyways, enjoy the new toys, and please please PLEASE PLEASE …

Comments about GREMLin are welcome! What features do you want to see? Do you have some more useful search queries I can post up here for people to use?

I’m curious to know what the average online earnings of my readers is.

Do you make spare change, enough to buy a pizza or some cold ones once in a while?

Is the world wide web helping paying your rent, or helping finance your car?

Or, are you a web superstar, and your revenue checks just payed off the Lamborghini you picked up last week?

What is your average income from ad revenue (ppc, affiliate, link sales) or even revenue from other sources (design, data entry, content creation) per month, and what category would you classify yourself in? (Also curious what forms of revenue generation you are using, so I can provide better content for you guys.)

Please be patient with me as I fool around with how I’m displaying the AdSense advertisements here on DaftSEO.

I was inspired to finally tweak it to my liking by Darren Rowse’s post: Ad Positioning: Tactics to Increase Your AdSense Earnings Overnight.

Cheers!

Whew, there’s a lot of work switching over from a Blogger blog, but I’ve imported most of the posts (for some reason, the import feature is missing a few posts, I might import them manually) … but as you’ve noticed:

I’ve renamed TYPELiFE to DaftSEO as well as made the blogging platform switch from Blogger to WordPress. I still continue to use blogger on several other websites of mine, but I believe WordPress is in my best interest for DaftSEO.

Please update your bookmarks, RSS feed subscription links will remain the same.