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Comment on Traffic School: Market, USP and Differentiation Part 2 by fergusonsarah

fergusonsarah — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 10:29:49 +0000

I really love to learn from the expert.. I am sop glad that you shared this to us! Keep posting some more..

Comment on Traffic School: What’s your traffic mindset? by WoW_Account

WoW_Account — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 16:44:09 +0000

Thanks alot. I think I may have to stroll along and use this!

Comment on SEOPressor Review – Does it really work? by AnaRivas

AnaRivas — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 21:26:01 +0000

Hi Clare, I thought this was very helpful, I starting using SEOPressor because my husband purchased it for me and I had no time to even review anything, so I have had mixed feelings about how it works, but that’s also because I am learning as I go along, not only the SEOPressor, but also how to work online. I did find a few helpful things about the tool and am liking it more as I go along. Thanks for your write up, it helps and I think I’ll be looking for more stuff from you.

Comment on Traffic School: Market, USP and Differentiation by Clare Swindlehurst

Clare Swindlehurst — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 16:39:20 +0000

@DaveStarr Brilliant! Us UKers need that reminder to make sure we stay on the “right” side of the road – which really is the wrong side.

Of course it would also help to have yellow signs to tell us how to take off the parking brake and how to drive an automatic

Comment on Traffic School: Market, USP and Differentiation by DaveStarr

DaveStarr — Sat, 16 Jul 2011 22:40:38 +0000

I’m really enjoying your Traffic School series so far. I just had to chuckle when I read your ideas about support for UK visitors to WDW.. In my last job I traveled exstensively around the US. Without exaggeration I have been to ar least 40 cites klong enought to at least stay overnight anfd rent a car.

Only Orlando ever caught mt attention this way. I landed, got my car rental contract and keys, found my car, jasmmed my bags in the boot and sat down behind the wheel.

As I was fumbling around for the seatbelt, I notices a huge yellow and black decal stuck nto the dash of this otherwise new and pristine car caught my attention. Head of the arrow pointing to the right side of the car, bold letters 3 inches tall reminded me to “KEEP RIGHT”.

_That_ was when I realized a lot of UK visitors fly in and out of MCO

Comment on SEOPressor Review – Does it really work? by Clare Swindlehurst

Clare Swindlehurst — Sat, 16 Jul 2011 06:11:16 +0000

@JoeJohnson Ok that didn’t work – existing code will be

<. a href =”http://sevensomewhere.com” .>

new code should be

<. a href =”http://sevensomewhere.com” rel=”nofollow” .>

Comment on SEOPressor Review – Does it really work? by Clare Swindlehurst

Clare Swindlehurst — Sat, 16 Jul 2011 06:10:20 +0000

@JoeJohnson Hey Joe – thanks for stopping by. If you switch to HTML view and look for the links you have in the post you then need to add rel=”nofollow” to them. So let’s say you wrote a post that linked here to my blog – you would see this in the HTML: <. a href =”http://sevensomewhere.com” .> (without the full stops – that’s just so the code shows here in the comment!)

You need to amend that link by adding rel=”nofollow” like this: <. a href =”http://sevensomewhere.com” rel=”nofollow” .>

Although the jury is still out on whether you should even add nofollow to your links to aid SEO.

Comment on SEOPressor Review – Does it really work? by JoeJohnson

JoeJohnson — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 21:17:54 +0000

Thanks Clare for this info. I am using SEOpressor and have been happy with it. I’m nowhere near the 80% marks you speak of, but have been getting first page, often top 2 or 3 with my keywords. I still don’t understand the no follow deal. I looked in the HTML and don’t see the “link” you are reffering to.

Anyway, thanks!