Happy Labor Day (US)
Hello everyone;
It's Labor Day in the United States. If you don't know about the history of Labor Day, you can learn everything you need to know over at Wikipedia:
Labor Day is a United States federal holiday observed on the first Monday in September. The holiday originated in 1882 as the Central Labor Union (of New York City) sought to create "a day off for the working citizens".
Now, I seriously doubt that the Central Labor Union ever imagined a world with bloggers. Interestingly, there was some talk of a bloggers union back in 2007, but I am not sure what ever happened to that. Labor Day always makes me think about people that have "real jobs" like heavy equipment jobs or some other form of really hard work.
I just plan to enjoy my day off. I hope you do too (if you are lucky enough to have one)!
Regards,
Mark
Best regards,
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Hi Mark,
I tried to contact you using your contact page, but your contact form isn’t working.
I’ve ran across your name over at Garry Conn’s and Josh Spaulding’s blog. I’m curious if you’ve had any luck with your mini content sites. I put 10 of them together and didn’t accomplish much. I finally decided to focus on just one, but so far, getting the site to rank for my keywords has been a frustrating process.
Just curious if you were having any better luck.
Have a good one.
Brent Crouch
Well, ranking can take a lot of time and can be very very frustrating.
The plan I follow is documented in Spauldings $5 formula. In that free guide, he uses Article Marketing to send 25 or so visits to day to his sites. Actually ranking should be a longer term goal — that can take time (and backlinks).
Thanks for the information about the contact form. I will look into that.
Regards,
Mark