Blogging on your website

[Jason@API]

I know Cal bloggs on his website and I'll have to tell you, it's a great place to read and learn some things.

I have just recently started to format a page for blog entries and you can find it here (We are still formatting it if it doesn't look just right):

http://agapepaintinginc.com/painting-blog/

It's not fancy but it is a start in the right direction.

A lot of the blog entries are from other resources. I'm not much of a blogger, but as I gain momentum in this idea of blogging, I'm sure I'll become more inclined to write my own stuff. Writing is not one of my talents.

Blogging helps with SEO, perspective customers and those who are DIY'rs. So with this option on the website, I hope I can help serve a variety of needs for those interested in this painting industry.

Take a look and tell me what you think.

[Cal]

(11-20-2011 10:32 AM)Jason@API Wrote:  Blogging helps with SEO, perspective customers and those who are DIY'rs. So with this option on the website, I hope I can help serve a variety of needs for those interested in this painting industry.

Take a look and tell me what you think.

Very fine looking blog Jason! Your on the right path. No telling how many house painting sites are out there, not having this, who are normally found on the 10th. page of google. Main point of thought is the web promotes valuable related content, and a blog attached to website has many pluses associated. Biggest one is each time you pub. another article, search engines crawl your site for the content, which promotes you even higher. Not sure about others content, but once you start writing your own, you need to tweet, share on FB, G+, LinkedIn, Digg, and the like your own art., which gives you backlinks to your article and site.