So, every once in a while, (ok, more like 3x a day) I do a Google search on some of my keywords and my actual site name. Some are on page 1 or 2, others I spent hours looking for. Well, today something different happened.I Googled my website name and after the normal posts and pages come up, it showed images for my site. I clicked it and sure enough, some of the images I use on my posts and pages were on page one and the first three rows of the image viewer.I take this as great news! (Hopefu

Hello All!Just an update on my progress. I've been at this for about 10 weeks now. I've created a solid website to promote a product that I'm an Independent Distributor for. As with anything, it will always be a work in progress. I'm actually pretty surprised at how far I've come in a little over 2 months.Success does come with a little bit of failure. I went through a down period where I refused to touch my computer, let alone log on. I couldn't think. I couldn't write. Any change I mad

Ok, so I created an affiliate site for a specific product. The site is designed and running. Content is generated. It looks pretty. I've gotten feedback from co-workers, friends, family and the like. Here is my issue.The site is primarily a fixed informative design to redirect to another site. (I'm trying so hard to word this correctly) Basically the site stays the same, so how do I increase my appeal to search engines? I'm using the blog posts for my promotions page, but I'm not writing a

The most frustrating aspect of starting something totally new is the same thing I struggle with the most: Burn Out!In the past few weeks, I found myself a loss for words (literally) in the content department. I reached out to fellow members and still couldn't put anything together. I feel that by adding more to my plate, I was keeping myself from moving forward.So I had to switch plans! Not so much a physical plan, but a mental plan. You see, I'm trying to create two different websites at t