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I have been around Blogcatalog for quite a while and I can honestly say that is one of my main sources of traffic. But you have to be clever and stay within the rules and market your blog effectively for it to send any traffic your way.
For this post I will outline what I do, what you should do and all the main functions of Blogcatalog.
We shall cover the following, to make it easier I have added anchor links so you just need to click on a subject that you want details on and you will jump to that part of the post.
Signing Up to Blogcatalog and setting up your account
- Blog Title
- Username
- Password
- Email Address
- Blog URL
- Blog Country
- Blog Language
- Categories
- Tags
- Description
- Extra SEO Tip
Adding a blogcatalog Widget or Link
Creating a Widget
Managing Your Blogs
Thumbshot
Blog Feed
Sezwho Plugin
Bloggerschoice Awards
Discussions
Reading
Writing a New Discussion
Dos and Donts
Rules
Using the discussions to your advantage
Editing a Discussion Post
Groups
Adding a Group
Changing the groups details
Joining a Group
Leaving a Group
Adding Users to Your Own Group
Adding a discussion
Group Rules
Using The groups to your advantage
Further Use of Blogcatalog
Blog Rating
Rating Other Blogs
Adding Friends
Removing Friends
Joining Neighbourhoods
Leaving a Neighbourhood
Donating (Getting some extra benefits)
Shoutouts explained
Using Shoutouts to your advantage
Beta Testing
Signing Up
First thing you need to do is signup to blogcatalog and add the few details they ask for.
For a visual guide to signing up to blogcatlog with a few hints for usernames and tags click the following thumbnail.
Also added the video to youtube though the quality is a bit poor.
Username - The username must be unique and if possible the same name that you use for other places like digg or stumbleupon. You will see why later.Password - Password must be a mix of letters and numbers, lowercase and uppercase. Don’t use the same password for every site you use.Email Address - Try to signup to one of the free email address providers like AOL or Hotmail or even better sign up to google for a GMail account. This is so if you do become popular you wont get a lot of broadcasts, shoutouts, friend requests etc in your main email account.
Blog Title -Add your blog title and try to keep some of the keywords for your blog within the title. MattNutts before it changed used to be MattNutts SEO and Blogging. Then add your blogs URL and double check that it is right. Add your blog Country and the Blogs main language (easy those 2).
Primary Category - The primary Category is the main category that your blog will be listed under in the directory. Please take care with this and think about it for a little bit. If your not sure ask some friends or check your blog to see what you mainly write about. Secondary Category is the second place that your blog will be listed under. Think about this as well as it becomes important if someone spots your blog in the directory, visits it and finds that it is not what it was listed under. MattNutts used to be listed under General Blogging and General Internet.
Tags - Tags are important and will decide on your blog doing well within search results on Blogcatalog or bombing and never being seen. Do take your time over these. MattNutts used to be based on blogging and blogs. So try to include any keywords you used in your blog title abov. The rest of them should be something to do with your blog but isn’t over searched for. Like say you have a clothing blog keywords should be something like clothes, clothing, male clothing, female clothing, then add the rare ones clothes for adults, going out outfits etc.
Blog Description -Another important one as it shows on your blogs profile page and could be the key to taking readers away from Blogcatalog and onto your blog. Try to give a good description and outline what you do on your blog and what your aims are. Give a little piece about why someone should read your blog and why they will be coming back again and again. Again use the Keywords that your had from your title and tags.
Notice that the way you have done the Title, Tags and Description is a basis for theway you should write your posts. Always have keywords in the title, within your post and within the tags at the end.
Edit Your Profile
Editing your profile can help you gain a few fans in other social networks other than just blogcatalog. In fact this goes back to my MattNutts Traffic Post Part 1 , when you start blogging you don’t need to be active in every social network to get exposure. I am only active on Blogcatalog yet I get hits from the other networks I use because I use the same Username, Avatar and I add my details to Blogcatalogs communities area.
To start editing your profile, login and then click on your username in the top right.
Here you will find your basic layout as everyone else sees it. You will see in the main area Your description (that you entered when you signed up) Your Blogs, Your Communities, Your Friends, Recent Viewers, Groups, Neighbourhood BlogPosts, and Neighbours. On the right you will see some options that we will use now and later in the post. For a start click on your Edit Your Profile as shown in the image.
You will arrive at another screen that you can use to change all the basic information that is used by blogcatalog. Most of this you filled out when you signed u, but its a good chance to see if you missed anything. Some extras you can add are your gender, date of birth, state/county and town/city/village.
The most important extra you can add here is your avatar. Be careful with your choice as once you have chosen one you should use it throughout your blogging career, you should also use it on every social network/forum you use. An avatar can become as well known as a username.
The avatar needs to be 50×50 pixels and in the gif/jpg format. Don’t worry if your avatar is biffer as it will be resized or you could use MyPictr to resize it easily.
Once you have added anything extra you want to add click the update button.
Big part of Blogcatalog and also a place where I feel you can get some recognition.
Currently the listed networks/communities are. (You can click any of them from here to instantly add your username to your blogcatalog communities page).
It is to your benefit to get yourself a username onto quite a few if not all of these services. As I mentioned before it helps you get known around the other networks without having to use them until you want to.
You can visit the sites listed below by clicking on the images I have added of the sites front page.
Personally I think that there is quite a few more to add to the list but I am sure they will come soon. The main one I would like to see is Blogsrecord as that is my blog directory and growing fast. Of course with blogcatalogs help it would grow a lot faster :).
So go through the list and spend some time adding yourself to the sites. Then add your username to your blogcatalog communities area. You don’t have to do all of them now, spread it out over a week or so. But the main thing is to try to use the SAME username and avatar on the sites.
Instant messaging service, providing you with an instant messaging service for contacting friends and family. If your a member of aol though try not to use your email username as you could end up getting some spam into your email box. Just your username is need for this one.
With Earth’s Biggest Selection, Amazon.com has everything you could possibly ask for–so ask for it! It’s easy to create a list of what you’re hoping for: as you shop, click the “Add to Wish List” button on the page of any item that strikes your fancy. Make the list publicly searchable (or easily send it to friends and family) and presto–you’re simple to shop for.For this one you need the email address that you used to sign up to the service.
Connect with people with similar interests.
When you join a community, you are fed with an ever-updating list of blogs and blog posts submitted and chosen by like-minded individuals. Blogs are approved into a community by a community manager and their posts are pulled in automatically. Community members ‘bump’ the great posts so you can read everything as well as see what others think are the best ones.
If you have a blog, you can tap into a group of people who will visit your blog every day, or at least every time you post. You get great visibility on BUMPzee because the communities are small and focused.
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all your bookmarks in one place
bookmark things for yourself and friends
check out what other people are bookmarking
Great place to get noticed and should be a regular thing like stumbleupon to build up your profile
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Digg is a place for people to discover and share content from anywhere on the web. From the biggest online destinations to the most obscure blog, Digg surfaces the best stuff as voted on by our users. You won’t find editors at Digg — we’re here to provide a place where people can collectively determine the value of content and we’re changing the way people consume information online.
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* Keep up with friends and family
* Share photos and videos
* Control privacy online
* Reconnect with old classmates
* Discuss interests and hobbies
* Plan parties and other events
Slightly different way of doing this one, you need to sign up then goto Status Stories then click My Status in the bottom of the righthand side. Then add the URL you find there.
Flickr - almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world - has two main goals:
1. We want to help people make their photos available to the people who matter to them.
Maybe they want to keep a blog of moments captured on their cameraphone, or maybe they want to show off their best pictures to the whole world in a bid for web celebrity. Or maybe they want to securely and privately share photos of their kids with their family across the country. Flickr makes all these things possible and more!
To do this, we want to get photos into and out of the system in as many ways as we can: from the web, from mobile devices, from the users’ home computers and from whatever software they are using to manage their photos. And we want to be able to push them out in as many ways as possible: on the Flickr website, in RSS feeds, by email, by posting to outside blogs or ways we haven’t thought of yet. What else are we going to use those smart refrigerators for?
Flickr is the WD-40 that makes it easy to get photos from one person to another in whatever way they want.
2. We want to enable new ways of organizing photos.
Once you make the switch to digital, it is all too easy to get overwhelmed with the sheer number of photos you take with that itchy trigger finger. Albums, the principal way people go about organizing photos today, are great — until you get to 20 or 30 or 50 of them. They worked in the days of getting rolls of film developed, but the “album” metaphor is in desperate need of a Florida condo and full retirement.
Part of the solution is to make the process of organizing photos collaborative. In Flickr, you can give your friends, family, and other contacts permission to organize your photos - not just to add comments, but also notes and tags. People like to ooh and ahh, laugh and cry, make wisecracks when sharing photos. Why not give them the ability to do this when they look at them over the internet? And as all this info accretes around the photos as metadata, you can find them so much easier later on, since all this info is also searchable.
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Folks who use blogs know that they can accomplish similar things to Furl using blogging tools (especially with some customization). But just because something is possible, that doesn’t make it the right solution to the problem. Blogs are an amazing breakthrough for personal, digital publishing. If you have something original/insightful to say, blogs are your voice. On the flip side, Furl is focused on the consumption of digital media (including blogs). Many of us read hundreds of articles and other items online that influence our thinking (or are just amusing). Furl is our memory. Although Furl has some features that overlap with blogging tools, blogs and Furl approach Internet content in a fundamentally different way. Blogs focus on the content you create (which often contains links) while Furl focuses on the content you consume (i.e. what the links point to). This is why Furl offers powerful features such as archiving and full-text search, which apply to the linked page but don’t make as much sense in the blog space.
We believe that serious bloggers will be some of the biggest users of Furl. If you consume a lot of information through the Internet (as most bloggers do), you need a way to “remember” (i.e. save and recall) what you read, especially the most influential items. If you publish content in a blog, you already understand the power of sharing your thoughts with the public. Furl provides a turnkey solution to both of these needs, allowing bloggers to focus on publishing new content while saving and sharing their “latest reading” with their community at large.
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Like is the Web’s leading social music discovery service and the dominant music application on Facebook Platform®, Bebo, and Hi5. With over 20 million registered users, iLike helps consumers discover and share playlists, new music, and concerts that match their tastes. The iLike Sidebar for iTunes recommends new music, creates automatic playlists, and connects people through music. iLike’s Artist Service Platform is a suite of services to help artists build viral fan communities
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aiku’s main goal is to bring people closer together by enabling them to share their activity streams. An activity stream is a log of everyday things as they happen: your status messages, recommendations, events you’re attending, photos you’ve taken - anything you post directly to Jaiku or add using Web feeds. We offer a way to connect with the people you care about by sharing your activities with them on the Web, IM, and SMS - as well as through a slew of cool third-party applications built by other developers using our API.
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Last.fm is the flagship product from the team that designed the Audioscrobbler music engine. More than ten million times a day, Last.fm users “scrobble” their tracks to our servers, helping to collectively build the world’s largest social music platform.
Last.fm taps the wisdom of the crowds, leveraging each user’s musical profile to make personalised recommendations, connect users who share similar tastes, provide custom radio streams, and much more.
Founded by Felix Miller, Martin Stiksel and Richard Jones, we are a London-based company with a music-obsessed team of developers and creative professionals from around the world.
It’s never been this easy to share your taste and discover new music. Welcome to the social music revolution.
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LinkedIn is an online network of more than 19 million experienced professionals from around the world, representing 150 industries.
When you join, you create a profile that summarizes your professional accomplishments. Your profile helps you find and be found by former colleagues, clients, and partners. You can add more connections by inviting trusted contacts to join LinkedIn and connect to you.
Your network consists of your connections, your connections’ connections, and the people they know, linking you to thousands of qualified professionals.
Through your network you can:
* Find potential clients, service providers, subject experts, and partners who come recommended
* Be found for business opportunities
* Search for great jobs
* Discover inside connections that can help you land jobs and close deals
* Post and distribute job listings
* Find high-quality passive candidates
* Get introduced to other professionals through the people you know
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At Ma.gnolia, members save websites as bookmarks, just like in their browser. Except with a twist: they also “tag” them, assigning labels that make them easy to find again. So when you search for something, you use words that people choose and look only at websites that people think are worth saving. Suddenly you have access to a human-organized bookmark collection that numbers in the millions, but is as easy to use as a search engine.
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Multiply gives you an easy way to share all kinds of digital media, including photos, blogs, videos, music and more, all in one convenient place: your own personal web site. With Multiply, you can share and discuss your stuff with everyone in your “social network,” and also be alerted whenever they have something new.
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MyBlogLog provides blogging-enthusiasts a forum to connect with their readers and the wider blogging community. You do not need to be logged-in to Yahoo! in order to take advantage of the many features that MyBlogLog and MyBlogLog-enabled sites have to offer, however, certain areas of the MyBlogLog site will require you be logged-in to Yahoo!.
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MySpace is an online community that lets you meet your friends’ friends.
Create a community on MySpace and you can share photos, journals and interests with your growing network of mutual friends!
See who knows who, or how you are connected. Find out if you really are six people away from Kevin Bacon.
MySpace is for everyone:
* Friends who want to talk Online
* Single people who want to meet other Singles
* Matchmakers who want to connect their friends with other friends
* Families who want to keep in touch–map your Family Tree
* Business people and co-workers interested in networking
* Classmates and study partners
* Anyone looking for long lost friends!
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With Pandora you can explore this vast trove of music to your heart’s content. Just drop the name of one of your favorite songs or artists into Pandora and let the Genome Project go. It will quickly scan its entire world of analyzed music, almost a century of popular recordings - new and old, well known and completely obscure - to find songs with interesting musical similarities to your choice. Then sit back and enjoy as it creates a listening experience full of current and soon-to-be favorite songs for you.
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What’s Pownce?
Pownce is a way to keep in touch with and share stuff with your friends. Send people files, links, events, and messages and then have real conversations with the recipients.
Pownce is brought to you by a bunch of geeks who were frustrated trying to send stuff from one cube to another.
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Never reddit before? Here’s how:
reddit is a source for what’s new and popular on the web — personalized for you. Your votes train a filter, so let reddit know what you liked and disliked, because you’ll begin to be recommended links filtered to your tastes. All of the content on reddit is submitted and voted on by users like you.
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Safe and Sound.
SmugMug keeps 4 backup copies of each photo in 3 states. Retrieve them anytime.
Secure your family’s privacy with your own secret SmugIsland.
Unlimited Storage.
No media intrusions at SmugMug
Your friends will thank you
They’ll see your photos without registering, and without spam.
White glove support
Real people who respond to every email every day.
We fuss over more than 315,000 mostly fanatical, paying customers.
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What’s Sphinn?
Sphinn is a social site for search and interactive marketers. It’s designed to allow you to share and discover news stories, read and take part in discussions, discover events of interest and network with others. Here’s a summary of how to get started:
* Read News & Discussions: The Hot Topics area of Sphinn is what you’ll see by default when you come into the site. That’s why the little Hot Topics “tab” will be colored green. This area shows you news stories submitted to Sphinn and discussions within the site that have been voted the most active recently by the Sphinn community. If you’re busy and want to know what’s hot, Hot Topics delivers this to you at a glance. You can even get information sent to you via email or news feed.
* Share News: Read a news story you want to share with others? Use the Submit Topics tab to enter the story’s URL, and then your submission will appear within the New Topics area of Sphinn. If enough people “Sphinn” it, the story might move into the Hot Topics area. Submit stories that got “hot” on a regular basis, and you could appear as one of the top Sphinners.
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Channel surf the internet with the StumbleUpon toolbar to find great websites, videos, photos and more based on your interests. StumbleUpon learns what you like and makes better recommendations.
Connect, Meet and Share
Connect with friends and share your discoveries, meet people that have similar interests.
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Currently tracking 112.8 million blogs and over 250 million pieces of tagged social media.
Technorati is the recognized authority on what’s happening on the World Live Web, right now. The Live Web is the dynamic and always-updating portion of the Web. We search, surface, and organize blogs and the other forms of independent, user-generated content (photos, videos, voting, etc.) increasingly referred to as “citizen media.”
But it all started with blogs. A blog, or weblog, is a regularly updated journal published on the web. Some blogs are intended for a small audience; others vie for readership with national newspapers. Blogs are influential, personal, or both, and they reflect as many topics and opinions as there are people writing them.
Blogs are powerful because they allow millions of people to easily publish and share their ideas, and millions more to read and respond. They engage the writer and reader in an open conversation, and are shifting the Internet paradigm as we know it.
On the World Live Web, bloggers frequently link to and comment on other blogs, creating the type of immediate connection one would have in a conversation. Technorati tracks these links, and thus the relative relevance of blogs, photos, videos etc. We rapidly index tens of thousands of updates every hour, and so we monitor these live communities and the conversations they foster.
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Twitter is a service for friends, family, and co–workers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing?
Twitter, Inc. was born out of the offices of Obvious in March of 2006. We are located in the beautiful South Park neighborhood of San Francisco, California.
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What is Upcoming? Why should I use it?
Upcoming is a community for discovering and sharing events. It can help you find stuff to do, discover what your friends are doing, or let you keep private events online for your own reference. If you’d like, read more about Upcoming.
What does it cost?
Using Upcoming is free, free, free.
How do you make money?
Historically, us developers of Upcoming had done our work on this as a labor of love in our free time, because we enjoyed working on it and are passionate about web stuff. Upcoming is a strictly free service and we make money with advertising.
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People connecting through video.
Making video has never been easier. Now there is a home for the videos you make. Come on in.
All sorts of things you can do with videos and video editing here.
Seems very intense but should be interesting.
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Yelp is the fun and easy way to find, review and talk about what’s great (and not so great) in your world. You already know that asking friends is the best way to find restaurants, dentists, hairstylists, and anything local. Yelp makes it fast and easy by collecting and organizing your friends’ recommendations in one convenient place.
Yelp is…
…the ultimate city guide that taps into the community’s voice and reveals honest and current insights on local businesses and services on everything from martinis to mechanics.
…just real people, writing real reviews, and that’s the real deal.
…a fun and engaging place for passionate and opinionated influencers to share the experiences they’ve had with local businesses and services.
…You get the idea
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About YouTube
Founded in February 2005, YouTube is the leader in online video, and the premier destination to watch and share original videos worldwide through a Web experience. YouTube allows people to easily upload and share video clips on www.YouTube.com and across the Internet through websites, mobile devices, blogs, and email.
Everyone can watch videos on YouTube. People can see first-hand accounts of current events, find videos about their hobbies and interests, and discover the quirky and unusual. As more people capture special moments on video, YouTube is empowering them to become the broadcasters of tomorrow.
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Today, everyone can sign-up and share unlimited photos with their family, friends and the entire world as well. I enjoy helping people communicate in new ways and hope that Zooomr helps you do just that.
Seems very interesting and could provide traffic for photographers and bloggers alike.
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An important one if you want to block anybody. You find people you don’t get on with everywhere from online to offline. The good thing is that online you can usually mute them so that you don’t notice them.
I have never had to block anyone myself as just ignoring them seems to work. But every now and then someone comes along who just abuses a certain person or makes their online activity in a certain website a nightmare. Thats why on blogcatalog you can block these people and just never hear from them again on there. Blocking them will only block them from your friends list, shoutbox and on your blog widget.
All you do is add their username to the box and click block.
This one gets a lot of airplay on Blogcatalog amongst those who say they get alot of spam in their email box. You can do what I mentioned above and get a seperate email address for Blogcatalog or you can just set your preferences in here.
The settings you can change are written below. Personally Ikeep them all on it does me no harm but you can see at a glance what is happening with shoutouts , groups and neighbourhoods by going to those areas on Blogcatalog.
I see alot mentioning about the amount of broadcasts some people do, but in the end that is there way of marketing whatever they want. Except for the ones with all the affiliate schemes, advertising crap and everypost they do. But if you find one like that just block them.
The Dashboard
A new feature and a welcome one. My only negative about it is that I would prefer to see it public. This would encourage users to use other networks and show your username in a few more places.
What is so good about the dashboard is that you can see everything that you want to see in one area and on one page (besides the tabs)
As you can see you can see whatever your friends are doing but only upto 30 of them. This is where I feel it should be public. Only the view of what your 30 friends are doing. But the main dashboard page shows everything your doing around all the social networks (the ones you added to your profile).
If you get to appear on a few others dashboard the chances are you will get noticed and could get more traffic to your blog or to something you stumbled.
The main screen tabs for the dashboard are
- News Feed - Everything your chosen friends are doing
- Discussions - Discussions you have recently been in
- Groups - Discussions from the groups you have joined/created
- Broadcasts - From your friends (ones you added to your friends)
- Neighbourhoods - Latest posts from any blogs you have added as favourites
To change your subscriptions (which friends info you see on the News feed page of the dashboard) just click Manage Subscriptions on the right sidebar. Here you can put a tick in the box of which ever friend you want to ‘follow’, remember you can choose upto 30.
Other settings in here can be found in the tabs.
Settings and Privacy.
This is where you can set what you see from your friends and what you show in their dashboard.
Quite a list and makes it easier to manage what you want to show and see. The communities will be different for you depending on how many you add to your profile.
You can also view you own feed that others will see. Its quite an interesting read if you get 5 minutes to view your own.
That is just a few pages of my ebook on using blogcatalog and other social networks to gain masses of blog traffic. The ebook will be available soon. So please check back and grab your copy.
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February 24th, 2008 at 5:06 pm
Wow, really looking forward to seeing the rest of this. Thanks for all your support!
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February 29th, 2008 at 3:29 pm
What a great resource for BlogCatalog users! So much info all in one place is so useful. Thank you.
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February 29th, 2008 at 7:42 pm
Seriously, great article. I’ve been using BC for a couple months and I still found things helpful.
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March 2nd, 2008 at 2:16 pm
As usual - a great post with well explained quality links.
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March 21st, 2008 at 9:10 am
Very stumble worthy, indeed!!
Nice job, Chris.
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March 21st, 2008 at 7:10 pm
Will update it some more when I get a chance
April 2nd, 2008 at 4:18 pm
Hello Chris,
Judging by the material here, the videos and tutorials this is a high value product. I don’t know if you have any audio interviews…but that also adds perceived value. Anyway… I think you could probably ask anywhere from $47 to $97 for the finished book.
This is something you would test…Believe it or not sometimes your product will sell better at the higher price than the cheap one. I assume this is a product of the price reflecting the quality of the material in the buyer”s mind. If it is a low price, they think…Well how good is it really if it’s only $7, $17, or $27??
We’d love to see the finished book.
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April 3rd, 2008 at 2:29 pm
I really want to know how to use blogcatalog and this is one great article. I am new in using blog directories.
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April 3rd, 2008 at 2:32 pm
Hi Chris,
Alot of works gone into this - aim for the $100 mark for sale….
We’d love to smell your e-book and will post about it at flowers is this helps,
Your buds,
The GO! Smell the flowers crew.
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April 5th, 2008 at 10:56 am
nice, complete and long tuturial, best for newbie….
I my advice is to sell it $97 and give 75% to your affiliate
so it spread quick
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April 5th, 2008 at 11:36 am
Super cool, I have been telling people about this site over at my mastermind community. Thanks for the great tutorial there noob. Totally rocks!
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April 5th, 2008 at 11:41 am
Hey Matt, I’d love to be an affiliate…great work
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April 5th, 2008 at 12:29 pm
hey i would love a copy of your ebook looks like it would come in very handy for me thanks.
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April 5th, 2008 at 2:03 pm
I would like a copy as well. This is going to be great for new BlogCatalog users.
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April 5th, 2008 at 2:17 pm
Hey Matt, I would like a copy of your e-book as well. I think it will be of great help for me to increase the traffic of my blog.
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April 5th, 2008 at 2:24 pm
Hi,
It would be great to know more about how to participate more effectively with BlogCatalog. I would appreciate a copy of the ebook.
Many Thanks.
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April 5th, 2008 at 8:35 pm
This is very useful indeed. I joined BC about 2 months ago. I notice BC users are very active and they do send me some traffic, but your post inspires me to maximize what BC has to offer for their users.
Thanks for a great post. I’m looking forward for the complete e-book, please send me one
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April 7th, 2008 at 3:59 pm
what a read. This is by far the most useful blog post I’ve read. can’t wait to get a copy.
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April 15th, 2008 at 4:01 am
I am totally blown away and Impressed. What a ton of work that must have been
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What does it do? Is it worth the time to set it up? Will it work on a free Wordpress blog?
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April 16th, 2008 at 6:57 pm
Wow what a helpful article! That answered a lot of my questions I had been wondering about since joining blogcatalog. Thanks!
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April 29th, 2008 at 7:34 pm
I knew there were a few tricks to BlogCatalog and realized that other blogs got a lot of traffic from the site. It was just so complex, I left learning the system for later. Great post. Now I don’t have to
May 10th, 2008 at 11:15 am
Wow, great post. I don’t know how to get the time to write such long articles, I never do!
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May 10th, 2008 at 11:16 am
Wow,
great article! I signed up at blogcatalog first thing when I made my blog and it’s been a great ride so far. It definitely was in my top 5 referals in the first few months!
I definitely need to work on the “same username and avatar” part of your advice.
May 11th, 2008 at 12:04 am
wow, this is very comprehensive. Any chance you’ll charge for this in the future.
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May 11th, 2008 at 8:18 am
Burst, the book is already available to buy. 105 pages full of blogcatalog stuff
June 1st, 2008 at 4:30 pm
Wow. This is so full of info, there’s nothig to add! Great job, guy.
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June 3rd, 2008 at 1:52 pm
This is a very informative well written and illustrated article, thank you.
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June 28th, 2008 at 3:22 pm
This is a great guide!
it is very helpful!
thank you!!!!