I attended conference, this past Wednesday, and I sat at your table for lunch – David Blakely, the furniture store guy (downtown STL)
Quick question – what is the standard or target “keywords” number for repeat in a 23 – 30 worded product description, to optimize Google search engine? I am clueless if there’s a standard that’s the magic number. I have identify 20 keywords – all do not apply to all product, so I’ll be interchanging.
I am signing up for java coffee, and look forward to learning more from you and your group.
GREAT presentation — lots of valuable information.
Here is the comment I attempted to make:
Awesome guest blog post, Russ. Your writing is candid, enlightening AND entertaining – great style. This reminds me of the saying “Fail Early”. If you had been able to eek out a living with your first approach, you might still be eeking. After a good solid test, if we are still spinning our wheels the sooner we realize it the better so we can begin tweaking. Great tips!
Your peanut is one lucky gal. The love shines through.
@Linda Yarbrough — Wow Linda. Thanks so much for going out of your way to send me this. I really appreciate this. ProBlogger has been having trouble with comments for 2+ days now. Thanks for mentioning the peanut — I adore her.
After listening to your interview with Bob Sommer from Hawaii I went to Google places to fill out the application. Once I hit the submit button this came up, “select at least one category that matches suggestions as you type.” I had entered canine bird management into a category. I guess it wasn’t accepted. I don’t get it!! Help
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Hello Russ,
I attended conference, this past Wednesday, and I sat at your table for lunch – David Blakely, the furniture store guy (downtown STL)
Quick question – what is the standard or target “keywords” number for repeat in a 23 – 30 worded product description, to optimize Google search engine? I am clueless if there’s a standard that’s the magic number. I have identify 20 keywords – all do not apply to all product, so I’ll be interchanging.
I am signing up for java coffee, and look forward to learning more from you and your group.
GREAT presentation — lots of valuable information.
David
I just tried commentinig on your guest blog post at ProBlogger http://www.problogger.net/archives/2011/07/15/the-secret-to-feeding-your-family-with-a-blog/ and could not. I realize now that because it’s a member-only site perhaps I can just read and not respond?
Here is the comment I attempted to make:
Awesome guest blog post, Russ. Your writing is candid, enlightening AND entertaining – great style. This reminds me of the saying “Fail Early”. If you had been able to eek out a living with your first approach, you might still be eeking. After a good solid test, if we are still spinning our wheels the sooner we realize it the better so we can begin tweaking. Great tips!
Your peanut is one lucky gal. The love shines through.
@Linda Yarbrough — Wow Linda. Thanks so much for going out of your way to send me this. I really appreciate this. ProBlogger has been having trouble with comments for 2+ days now. Thanks for mentioning the peanut — I adore her.
Quick question Russ:
After listening to your interview with Bob Sommer from Hawaii I went to Google places to fill out the application. Once I hit the submit button this came up, “select at least one category that matches suggestions as you type.” I had entered canine bird management into a category. I guess it wasn’t accepted. I don’t get it!! Help
Thanks
Sue
Sue, shoot me an email — russ (at) russhenneberry dot com.
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