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Mining the Blogosphere - March 18, 2009
presented by Anita Edge
 
The audio/video of the presentation will be uploaded shortly - stay tuned.
 
In the meantime, you can download the Powerpoint Presentation
 
 
Key points:
  1. The blogosphere is composed (loosely) of blogs, forums, and social networking sites
  2. The blogosphere is vital for market (niche) research, visibility, and search engine marketing.
  3. Find the "Golden Blogs" for your niche: high traffic, high interactivity, high search engine visibility
        Record them in a spreadsheet for future reference.
  4. Look for blogs without NoFollow tags for posting your comments.
        Use commentkahuna.com and commenthunt.com
  5. Promote by commenting on others' Golden Blogs - be appropriate.
  6. Promote by joining group blogs - Squidoo.com, Oprah.com, YourHub.com, etc.
  7. Find blogs using leaders in your niche, tv shows, news sites, magazines
  8. Read and post on blogs and forums on a regular schedule.

 

Vital tools:

Compete.com - for traffic and keywords

Quantcast.com - for traffic, demographics, and related sites

CommentKahuna.com - for finding blogs, particularly without nofollow tags

Commenthunt.com - for finding blogs without nofollow tags.