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Something I hear time and time again is how people don’t feel they have time to blog, or they think they aren’t even smart enough to know how to start one. True, they are time consuming, and can even be a bit daunting if you’ve never seen the admin side of one before, but that’s where blog and website services come in.

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If you’re a corporate blog you’ll probably skip placing advertisements on your blog, but for everyone else you probably will be. Have you thought out overwhelming your readers with them? Will they be annoying? Will they actually fit with your theme? (for instance, if you’re a site for vegetarians, I doubt you’d join an affiliate program for a steak house)

For the most part you’ll want to stick with static, non-distracting ads, and no matter what, you’ll want to avoid “inline ads”. You know, those pesky double-underlined words that if your mouse hovers it, an add pops up. Those are tempting to run, but they tend to annoy your readers more than anything.

Always think as a reader when figuring out what ads to run and how to place them in your blog design.

A friend approached me last week and asked me to help her get her very first blog started. She had found a niche she felt she could fill, she wanted to monetize from day one, and she wanted my advice on how to get the ball rolling. Well, seeing as I have known her for 10 years, I jumped in with both feet, and did it in my spare time.

Oof… I had forgotten how hard this can be when your doing everything on your own. Just finding her a theme was rough enough, then getting set up with affiliate programs, ads, getting all the plugins set up, tweaking this, tweaking that… it’s a lot of work when you’re doing it on your own. Then on top of all that, we still have the marketing to do.

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PageRank and Alexa both serve purposes, but both have their detractors to how inaccurate they can be. This is why you need to verify what’s going on with your ranking independently so that you can make any needed adjustments. Using a company like WebPosition will let you verify what you’re seeing, and most times you will find you have an inaccurate picture of the truth.

Without good blog seo, your site is doomed to failure, so it’s always worth it to spend a few dollars and see what really is happening out there in cyberspace in regards to it.