Recent content by mckanute

Go pro on Spotify - that's 3$ a month, help Wikipedia buy offering 2 -5 dollars; buy a cheap vpn service. Get a 5$ gig at fiverr

I can help too. Drop a PM

I've had lots of traffic from reddit. It works. Some subreddits have very strict rules, they pull you down if you don't comply. My problem with creating a subreddit is it needs time to promote, and you certainly can't pull the twitter tricks

I'll soon be hitting Sr Member at BitCoinTalk

I'm in too, send me a PM for reccomendation exchange

Yeah i get you. I had that perception. Thx

Is it worth the pain to create and promote a subreddit community with the aim of "redirecting" traffic to your blog or website??? Has anyone tried this :cool:

It is by large a game of probability. The guys at twitter might still turn down your application without offering any reason(s).

Stumbleupon and Reddit

Say something tetogarcia. is it Tweepi or what????

Hey guys wake-up. Websites like linkcollider never really die, they are transformers, they move on to something "you consider new", the web is now full of autosurf, same guys doing the same things over and over again. So whats the point bashing linkcollider and moving to the new linkcollider...

Internal-linking is often neglected, but often makes a big difference, maybe not for new blogs, but for an active six months blog, u start working on that. Then add the rest; bookmarking websites and indirect promotion etc.

Keep on spending till you get to the top ;). Its SEO is not pure science, it can be very unpredictable.

Check your website with Yahoo's YSlow or Google's PageSpeed. These tools will help in spotting possible design "horros". Remember they are just indicators, don't take them too serious. Gzip compression is the one big thing many forget to employ - and it makes a big big difference.

Not yet, maybe sooner. I'm still searching for something useful.