Comments for Searching Solutions http://www.searchingsolutions.com Thu, 24 Jul 2008 16:54:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Optimizing Local Search Results with Reviews by Jeanne Lee http://www.searchingsolutions.com/optimizing-local-search-results-with-reviews/#comment-1097 Jeanne Lee Thu, 24 Jul 2008 01:49:06 +0000 http://www.searchingsolutions.com/?p=265#comment-1097 Hello Justin, It seems you are a Solution to our work as a Five-Fold Ministry that is helping people to do small business in third-world nations. We have many customers in the line who need financial and creative, innovative help from us and they are in the many states in India, Africa, Myanmar and even some parts of China. We want to help these people in order to help Jesus establish His Kingdom on this earth. That's a huge Vision, it is and its from God. We have a MicroBank Ministry that does this work but of course we need to find sources of funds to multiply our Bank in order to be able to continually help others. You offerred $100 per customer, is this true? How can you work with us? Our website is: www.faithleaders.net. We are now in the course of building a new site, completely renovated to meet the needs of our ministry. Could you advise us? I assure you, od will bless you by helping us. He never fails! Rev. Jeanne Lee Hello Justin,

It seems you are a Solution to our work as a Five-Fold Ministry that is helping people to do small business in third-world nations. We have many customers in the line who need financial and creative, innovative help from us and they are in the many states in India, Africa, Myanmar and even some parts of China. We want to help these people in order to help Jesus establish His Kingdom on this earth. That’s a huge Vision, it is and its from God.

We have a MicroBank Ministry that does this work but of course we need to find sources of funds to multiply our Bank in order to be able to continually help others. You offerred $100 per customer, is this true? How can you work with us?

Our website is: http://www.faithleaders.net. We are now in the course of building a new site, completely renovated to meet the needs of our ministry. Could you advise us? I assure you, od will bless you by helping us. He never fails!

Rev. Jeanne Lee

]]> Comment on Optimizing Local Search Results with Reviews by Scott http://www.searchingsolutions.com/optimizing-local-search-results-with-reviews/#comment-1092 Scott Wed, 23 Jul 2008 13:47:55 +0000 http://www.searchingsolutions.com/?p=265#comment-1092 Just want to let you know I read your launch email newsletter and I appreciate your no hype style. Stripping away all the fluff or not allowing it to creap into your communications isn't always easy. Your suggestions for evaluating my site's effectiveness are useful and easily followed. Thanks! Just want to let you know I read your launch email newsletter and I appreciate your no hype style.

Stripping away all the fluff or not allowing it to creap into your communications isn’t always easy.

Your suggestions for evaluating my site’s effectiveness are useful and easily followed.

Thanks!

]]> Comment on 5 Reasons Why Your Company Doesn’t Need More Domain Names by Hawaii real estate guy http://www.searchingsolutions.com/5-reasons-why-your-company-doesnt-need-more-domain-names/#comment-1087 Hawaii real estate guy Wed, 23 Jul 2008 00:01:57 +0000 http://www.searchingsolutions.com/?p=271#comment-1087 I would say keeping at least one aged domain name and building some relevant content to your main site is a good idea. If something were to happen to your main domain, such as a penalty from a search engine (god forbid), it would be smart to have another domain ready to go. I would say keeping at least one aged domain name and building some relevant content to your main site is a good idea. If something were to happen to your main domain, such as a penalty from a search engine (god forbid), it would be smart to have another domain ready to go.

]]> Comment on 5 Reasons Why Your Company Doesn’t Need More Domain Names by Justin Smith http://www.searchingsolutions.com/5-reasons-why-your-company-doesnt-need-more-domain-names/#comment-1063 Justin Smith Sat, 19 Jul 2008 23:00:32 +0000 http://www.searchingsolutions.com/?p=271#comment-1063 Hi Katerina, Thanks for stopping by. I'm not sure what you mean about subdomains because the example you gave is not a subdomain. It sounds like you are just talking about a 301 redirect from a novelty domain to another page of your main website. There is nothing necessarily wrong with doing that, but I would caution you to read reasons 3-5 on my post to see why I disagree with their use. And in regards to your search engine ranking, it is pretty much useless. Hi Katerina,
Thanks for stopping by. I’m not sure what you mean about subdomains because the example you gave is not a subdomain.

It sounds like you are just talking about a 301 redirect from a novelty domain to another page of your main website. There is nothing necessarily wrong with doing that, but I would caution you to read reasons 3-5 on my post to see why I disagree with their use. And in regards to your search engine ranking, it is pretty much useless.

]]> Comment on 5 Reasons Why Your Company Doesn’t Need More Domain Names by Katerina Gasset http://www.searchingsolutions.com/5-reasons-why-your-company-doesnt-need-more-domain-names/#comment-1060 Katerina Gasset Sat, 19 Jul 2008 18:17:39 +0000 http://www.searchingsolutions.com/?p=271#comment-1060 Justin, Are you talking about just main domain names? I have done some extensive marketing research and using subdomains is very effective. For instance we have a page on our website that is info on short sales so I bought the name short-sales-florida.com and that takes them to my same website but my landing page is where they will want to be so that is where they land. This is a very effective marketing tool. Justin,
Are you talking about just main domain names? I have done some extensive marketing research and using subdomains is very effective. For instance we have a page on our website that is info on short sales so I bought the name short-sales-florida.com and that takes them to my same website but my landing page is where they will want to be so that is where they land. This is a very effective marketing tool.

]]> Comment on 5 Reasons Why Your Company Doesn’t Need More Domain Names by Justin Smith http://www.searchingsolutions.com/5-reasons-why-your-company-doesnt-need-more-domain-names/#comment-1058 Justin Smith Sat, 19 Jul 2008 15:39:43 +0000 http://www.searchingsolutions.com/?p=271#comment-1058 Hey Ashley, Thanks for commenting. If they haven't run into duplicate content problems already, they will in the near future. All that duplication is probably causing Google to just devalue many of their sites rendering them useless in the serps. Thanks again for stopping by! Hey Ashley,
Thanks for commenting. If they haven’t run into duplicate content problems already, they will in the near future. All that duplication is probably causing Google to just devalue many of their sites rendering them useless in the serps.

Thanks again for stopping by!

]]> Comment on 5 Reasons Why Your Company Doesn’t Need More Domain Names by Ashley Drake Gephart http://www.searchingsolutions.com/5-reasons-why-your-company-doesnt-need-more-domain-names/#comment-1054 Ashley Drake Gephart Sat, 19 Jul 2008 07:01:17 +0000 http://www.searchingsolutions.com/?p=271#comment-1054 Justin - There is another team here in town who have at least a dozen domains. The biggest problem is that they post the same post to ALL of them. Some of the domains are for one town and the others another town and they cross post town information on all sites. I don't see what the point is and I can't see them coming up very high in Google with such duplicate content. I only have two sites, one a blog and one a standard website. It is all I can do to manage both of them let alone several. Justin - There is another team here in town who have at least a dozen domains. The biggest problem is that they post the same post to ALL of them. Some of the domains are for one town and the others another town and they cross post town information on all sites. I don’t see what the point is and I can’t see them coming up very high in Google with such duplicate content. I only have two sites, one a blog and one a standard website. It is all I can do to manage both of them let alone several.

]]> Comment on Wordpress Rocks the House by Andrea West http://www.searchingsolutions.com/wordpress-rocks-the-house/#comment-887 Andrea West Tue, 06 May 2008 19:47:43 +0000 http://hismove.com/blog/wordpress-rocks-the-house/#comment-887 This may be an obvious question - but you are talking about .org not .com, right? This may be an obvious question - but you are talking about .org not .com, right?

]]> Comment on Long Tail Keywords vs. Short Tail Keywords by Beverly Hills Real Estate http://www.searchingsolutions.com/long-tail-keywords-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-905 Beverly Hills Real Estate Mon, 05 May 2008 06:47:05 +0000 http://hismove.com/blog/long-tail-keywords-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-905 It seems as though if you target your city, (as opposed to say your county or state) it brings better results on the medium (or money area) keywords. Though some are really competitive.It pays off just getting listed at all. I would advise anyone to read this blog (and do) several things suggested here have put money in my bank account.Thanks for that! Dave It seems as though if you target your city, (as opposed to say your county or state) it brings better results on the medium (or money area) keywords.
Though some are really competitive.It pays off just getting listed at all.
I would advise anyone to read this blog (and do) several things suggested here have put money in my bank account.Thanks for that! Dave

]]> Comment on Long Tail Keywords vs. Short Tail Keywords by Real Estate Auctions http://www.searchingsolutions.com/long-tail-keywords-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-911 Real Estate Auctions Fri, 02 May 2008 06:20:44 +0000 http://hismove.com/blog/long-tail-keywords-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-911 The problem is also one of search volumes, I think they are on the slide as the brands become more established. Don't think this is true? In Australia real estate is dominated by one player and Google search traffic is minimal as a result. Everyone goes straight for the bookmark. The problem is also one of search volumes, I think they are on the slide as the brands become more established. Don’t think this is true? In Australia real estate is dominated by one player and Google search traffic is minimal as a result. Everyone goes straight for the bookmark.

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