Category Archive for ‘RSS’ at Erucall News Media

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Free SEO/SEM Consulting for NGOs: Erucall Sharewood

Published on December 18, 2007 in Broadband Over Powerline, Narrowcasting, Onine publishing, Online content, RSS, SEO/SEM, community Multimedia Centers, social+networking, virtual+teams and web+worker. 1 Comment

The need to reach a wide audience drives the need to have a website… […]But some NGO’s don’t have enough funding to hire a full time Webmaster or an IT person to help with Many aspects of improving page ranking.[…]

These smaller NGO’s that in a sense play a bigger role in the uplifting communities resort to Volunteers to help Optimize their websites… They use sites as UN Volunteers, Ideal.org and other Volunteer resources to find volunteers… If you read some of the posting you sense a urgent need for help but limited resources available to keep working on social responsibility issues…

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Independent Publishing to be “Regulated”: Citizen Journalism

Published on December 18, 2007 in Broadband Over Powerline, Narrowcasting, Onine publishing, Online content, RSS, SEO/SEM, Uncategorized, community Multimedia Centers, independent+publishing, social+networking, virtual+teams and web+worker. 3 Comments

The “key pads” are catching fire with independent publishers, bloggers and on social networks voicing support for independent publishing regarding the sinister nature of statements leaked… veiled… behind a brewing confrontation of the titans “Corporate Journalism versus Citizen Journalism.”

The Irony of it all, is that even writers who have been on strike are opting to join the “Bandwagon” destination independent publishing…. Who will be next? The answer is “anybody” Anyone can choose to be a producer versus a consumer of content information as long as a connection to the world wide web exists…. Everyday someone realizes that you don’t have to conform to the mainstream agenda and/or of glorifying “things” “IT” tried many times before and have failed to advocating social justice and creating checks and balances needed in social responsibility.

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A Tour in A Town with A SEO “Cluetrain” You Digg? Sharewoodville

Published on December 17, 2007 in Onine publishing, Online content, RSS, SEO/SEM, independent+publishing, social+networking, virtual+teams and web+worker. 0 Comments

What is it?

MicroPledge

A Tour in A Town with A “Cluetrain” You Digg? Sharewoodville

Independent publishing is a ever growing business… Everyday somewhere someone is browsing different domain registration site to register a domain… Godaddy… Yahoo… Covad or one that fits their budget.

I meet many people and when we talk they ask “I have a domain that I would like to use” or that “I have website but.. when I search keywords related to my industry… service or product… my website is not ranked… even on the first 10pages on major search engines”… “What should I do?” Continue reading ‘A Tour in A Town with A SEO “Cluetrain” You Digg? Sharewoodville’

What Annoys you the Most when Reading Online Content? Online Publishing

Published on December 15, 2007 in Onine publishing, Online content, RSS, SEO/SEM, independent+publishing, social+networking, virtual+teams and web+worker. 3 Comments

Intro

I recently Asked a question in the Linkedin Q&A Forums to help me understand mistakes to avoid when building my website. It is important to seek opinions and accept critique… No person is indispensable… we all need help along the way to refine and improve what we do…

I encourage you… trying to establish yourself as a blogger, independent publisher, social networker or whatever is that you do online… to participate in debates, engage market professionals, Join a Q&A discussion in various social networking sites. Remember… “What you are doing, someone else has tried before” So… by asking you learn to avoid the same mistakes other before you made or mistakes others see in the industry… With an open mind and willingness to accept negative and positive criticism more people are bound to read your online content.