A nice feed to insert themed blogs and a scraper that automatically sucks up fresh content to insert it into your blog. All seasoned with the nofollow attribute on internal links to copied articles and maybe - because you're a good person - a citation of the source with a link, always nofollow. This practice (I'm sure) you learned from the course you bought after seeing the sponsored ad on Facebook of the guy who takes a private jet and flies where eagles dare... really nice, but in addition to seriously pissing off those who work to put out valuable content, it creates a container that aims to hold together and propose thematic resources. The news for you is that I know another similar one with which you will soon enter into competition: Google . And they mean business.
Reaching People
we use the blog to create a relationship with people
In short, from these few examples I hope I have managed to offer you a glimpse of the “shortcuts” to success. What I want to show you, however, is that as Maestro Tolomei always says when he arrives at the intercom of my what is gcash rehearsal room, “ there is no button to press ”.
Blogging is about reaching people with the goal of taking them where you want them to go. Now, since “people” are not numbers, but flesh-and-blood human beings, if you want to do well you have to offer them value in a substantial, targeted and exclusive way compared to the content offerings available elsewhere.
No automation, no 50,000-key “explanations” to teach people over seventy how to retune a television. Yes, you have to offer the most suitable resource for the people who are looking for it.