Sometimes I find myself wondering if I chose the right format for my blog in the early days. Early day? That makes it's sound like my blog has been around for a decade rather than a little under two years. Anyway there are moments when I'm looking at the way that SEO works and I see how little blogger does to help your blog gain traction that I think about moving myself over to wordpress. Of course Wordpress has it's issues. It's more vulnerable to hacking. To get the same options as Blogger I'd have to pay for a premium account. Oh, and then there's the whole thing about messing up everyone's bookmarks and feeds for my blog.
Forgive me. Today is a rainy day and I'm struggling to get through three project pieces I'm doing for the blog with my internet going out with every heavy downpour - and they're all heavy. Fuck it. I'm going to go read some old comics.
Later kids.
Forgive me. Today is a rainy day and I'm struggling to get through three project pieces I'm doing for the blog with my internet going out with every heavy downpour - and they're all heavy. Fuck it. I'm going to go read some old comics.
Later kids.
If you're going to start anew, do it sooner rather than later.
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty happy with Weebly.
Yet I know the switch from Blogger to Weebly cost me some readers. But I got tired of having Blogger integrated with everything that is Google. Once I made a change to my picture settings in G+ and next thing I knew all my pictures on d20 Dark Ages were suddenly gone.
As for SEO, my philosophy is this: generate good content, promote the good content of others when you can, and you're readers will come.
You know, like you did with your Great Blog Roll Call.
DeleteDo you pay for the premium stuff or do you just go with the free? I'm having a hard time trying to justify spending $100 to write something that doesn't pay me that much over the course of a year.
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