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• Charles, I just wanted to say thank you for your brilliance, your team, and everyone involved in making the SYNND Network such a success. I write you today to share a success story. In the short time - almost three months - that I have been part of this community I have seen a great deal of progress with the traffic to my site.
  
  The education that I have been receiving from the over abundance of modules has pushed me in creating some pretty powerful marketing funnels. The incredible part about all this is that today I confirmed a contract with a new client that will bring in net profits of $5,124.00 this year alone. Not to mention the added business that will come from it in the future.
  
  The work that you and your team do everyday to grow, improve and maintain this community is priceless. Thank you again. Please feel free to use this testimonial anywhere that you would like. - Ashley Bolivar
• Guys

  just to say thanks and to let you know that within 24 hrs and 25 buzz points my article "black marks around the edge of carpets is number one in google UK. Thanks.

  my campaigns are going really well. i am identifying some holes in my niche and this helps with hits and response. this has had a direct effect on my bottom line. before synd 2 things where really bad, now we are up to about 50% of what i can do in a week. and that's profitable. Respect

  Ian Harper

• That's awesome Ian. I checked my Yahoo stats and now have 900 incoming links to my new blog, only 1 month old. Haven't hit a big surge of traffic, or taken off on digg yet, but my new posts are indexed within a matter of minutes. Can't wait until the free version is ready, and hoping stumbleupon will be included soon.

   

  moxkirby

• The results below are the consequence of three components which Charles evangelizes:

  1. The Power Quality Content (Richard's Guidelines for preparing content are 100% effective)
  2. Pay Attention to basic On Page SEO and internal linking of your site content
  3. The Power of the Synnd Community - the best investment you can ever make
  

  These are the results based on Google France

  << Top ranked sites >> # of competing pages 106 000 000 SERP Position Page 1

  "High Quality Content" # of competing pages 677 000 000 SERP Position Page 1

  "content theming" # of competing pages 408 000 SERP Position Page 1

  "top ranked content" # of competing pages 51 600 000 SERP Position Page 1

  "top ranked wellness" # of competing pages 329 000 SERP Position Page 1

  
  

  Andreas

• This is very cool ... my "160 "Lose Weight" Online Resources" couldn't be found a few days ago - and now it's on page 1 of Google for the keyword phrase: "lose weight online':

  http://www.google.com/search?q=lose+wei...=firefox-a

  Thanks for your help, everybody!
  Sydney 43

• FYI... If I look on Google France (my default Google) with my preferences set to French language, it appears on page 1 - above the fold - out of 26,400,000. If I look with my preferences set to English, it appears on page 2 above the fold - out of 8,980,000 cool

  And, in both cases, there are loads of Adword Ads.
  Kevin Phoenix

• I started a SocialMedian campain on this blog post, Cut Cost to Help Cash Flow (no quotes), Sunday about 5pm Eastern. That's about 15 hours ago. Here's the results so far:

  - The actual blog post was ranked originally at Google #32 for the phrase cut cost to help cash flow and now it is at position #7!

  - The Social Median entry is at Google #1 for the same phrase.

  I'd say that's pretty good. Obviously that phrase is more of a long tail phrase with only 419,000 competition. My goal however is to use this page to rank higher for the very general phrase "cash flow". I was nowhere to be seen on Google for that general phrase, so we'll see what happens over the next several days. I just added Dig and Delicious as campaigns to help it out.

  Thanks all for your contribution!

  Rob aka ASearvern
  (capital solutions)

• Last night I added a Digg and a Delicious campaign.

  As of now, my Social Median listing is still #1. The new Digg listing is #4. And my original blog listing sits right now at #12.

  Using a more broad keyword, yesterday I was nowhere to be found. Now searching for "help cash flow" (no quotes), my SocialMedian is at #12 and if I search for "help cashflow", then SM is $6 and Digg is #30.

  Very impressive I must say. Although the blog listing is lower, I am sure the juice from SocialMedian and Digg will pump it up in time.

  FYI: Yahoo doesn't list me anywhere near the top, but Live put my original blog post at #1 position.

  Rob aka ASearvern

• To motivate you to continue the fun, here is Day 5 Update:

  Our blog post "Cut Costs to Help Cash Flow" is found on

  - Google: #1, #4 and the actual blog post is #11
  - Yahoo: #11, #6 for a similar post on our site, #21 for the main blog page
  - Live: #1

  
  

  As of yesterday, the shorter phrase "help cash flow" is #5 on Google!

  Rob aka ASearvern

• Hey guys, I agree with all your comments. I haven't tracked my stuff to the extent that you have, but I'm making inroads and I like the way its going. For me it's a matter of slow and steady wins the race. Like Phil, I take the time to read what people have on offer, I also belong to a couple of separate 'blog groups' whereby we do similiar work - comment on articles, follow, google friend, and socialise each others work by bookmarking in Social Median, Digg, Delicious etc. I've found by belonging to a group - way outside of my sphere, there is only one other that is similiar to mine, the work that goes on there is already paying off, beacause their readers are now starting to read me...perfect, just what we all are looking for.

  Phillip, I agree this site is great, we are all focussed on the promotion of not only ourselves but others - that is what will pay dividends. The other two groups I belong too are 'freer', less organised, but it will/does work with perserverance and commitment.

  Cheers
  Julie

• Thought I'd share some statistics on a keyword that I was going after.

  I submitted the article in both Social Median and Digg. Social Median was clipped 22 times, and Digg was clipped 24 times ( so just about equal).

  I'm on 1st page Google for the term as a result. The Social Median page and the Digg page also come up in search results. The Social Median page comes up on page 2, and the Digg page comes up on page 4.

  Now... it's hard to make judgements with little data, but in this scenario, Social Median had fewer clicks and came up higher in the search engines.

  Visitor traffic seems about equal.

  
  

  Rita
   

• This just goes to prove the awesome power of content ... my partner was just checking our stats on the woopra.com testing site and discovered that 76.8% of our visitors stayed over 20 MINUTES! That's really, really powerful.

  Sydney 43

• At anything I do, I always expect to eventually be successful. The keyword is "eventually."

  Short-term, I expect to fail every time. I'm rarely disappointed. Today, however, is a different story.

  As you may know, I've worked out a system using latent semantic indexing when submitting articles to article directories to get lots of #1 listings on (free) Google. But it's not like getting a blog post #1. And that's a whole different ballgame, because Google needs to see you as an authority website. That's part of the algorithm. And my Net Traffic Machine blog has only been around about 3 months now.

  So last week I posted the article Blog Traffic Techniques with a challenge to myself to see if I could use LSI & Synnd to get that keyword title on the first page of Google results. My thinking actually was that when it didn't work, I'd have to play detective to figure out the parts of the puzzle I'm missing.

  For 6 days, I googled "blog traffic techniques" every day. The Digg page for that article was there. The Social Median reference was there. Heck, there was even a Twitter about that post. But I checked through the first 10 pages of Google results, and my article was nowhere to be found.

  So I forgot about it. Until today.

  A couple hours ago, I was preparing to write a blog post about this failure. So I checked Google once again to see what position the Digg & Social Median & Twitter references were in. And guess what? Digg was gone. In its place, at #1 in the search against 581,000 other results ... my actual blog article.

  I am astonished. I know a couple things about Google, but not much, really. The biggest thing I did right was to connect with Charles and to use Synnd. I really appreciate all you guys using Synnd. You made this possible. I see a very bright future for all of us, using this system.

  And thanks, Charles. YOU are #1 with me.

  Richard Dennis

• That's really good, Rita.

  Checking my Google Analytics this morning ... in the last month, I've had

  179 visitors from Social Median
  74 visitors from Digg
  4 visitors from Delicious
  

  Now ... the point of Synnd is not social networking visitors. The point is to generate buzz and incoming links so your content can move up in the Google ranking. Obviously, that's working.

  But ... since I can't find any Delicious listing in the Google search for "blog traffic techniques", and since Delicious only has generated 4 visitors, I think I'll just skip it. I'll need a pretty good reason to use it again. You might check your stats to see how the 3 networks are performing for you ... I'd certainly be interested.

  Richard Dennis

• I just searched "blog traffic techniques" again.

  Google result #1 is my blog post. Google result #2 is another post on my blog. Google result #3 is the "blog traffic techniques" Social median page. Google result #4 is the "blog traffic techniques" Digg page.

  
  

  What was that about owning real estate on Google search? This thing seems to be a good idea, Charles.

  Richard Dennis

• Charles

  I thought I'd just report back on the results I'm seeing with my Synndications, my traffic is up 24.6% this month over last and whilst it's difficult to be certain this is all down to Synnd, the two articles I've promoted with Synnd are both showing significant increases in traffic. One that was definitely on my site for the whole of the previous month is up 5.38 times, so something is working.

  Duncan Macyntire

• I am also thrilled to report that for two keyword phrases I am on page one at google for the first one and on page two of google for the second with this video, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j54-JMvhpqY

  I think it's because of Synnd using Digg. (I'll study my stats to be sure)

  Keyword Phrases

  Number One! Marketing Super Guide (not very competitive but not bad either!)
  Page Two Number 6! Ann Sieg's (much more competitive)

  Thanks everyone!!
  Terri Stallcap
   

• I'm having very good results using Synnd for the SEO work that I'm doing.

  I had actually been looking for a community of people who would work together like this for quite
  some time, but could only find one. That program didn't have a tracking system in place, so people
  simply joined hoping other people would bookmark their stuff. They would never bookmark anything
  themselves. Thus, the value of that program was minimal as no one was bookmarking.
  

  With Synnd, the tracking system keeps people incentivized to bookmark, which ultimately makes this so valuable!

  I'd love to rack up more points so that I can submit more articles. I think we as a community
  need to start promoting the Synnd system to get more users on it

  Charles... do you by any chance have an affiliate program?

  Rita Wilhelm
  (no pic)

• The other day traffic to one of our sites jumped by about 800 visits. After looking at the stats it was due to only one article. This article has been seeded to Synnd on the socialmedian network and has achieved "semi-popularity". By that I mean that it was popular for the day but not at the top of the weekly popular or monthly popular lists.

  It is also worthwhile to note that the article has also been added to digg, reddit, delicious, yahoo buzz manually by us outside of synnd. On these networks there isn't more than 2 votes on each, they didn't take off at all (as expected as I don't have a power user account with those networks)

  Here is the breakdown of traffic sources to this one "super article" on this one day (as reported from google analytics):

  1 news.ycombinator.com 385
  2. (direct) 222
  3. reddit.com 185
  4. google.com 106
  5. socialmedian.com 77
  6. twitter.com 60

  Notes:

  - It is interesting to note number 1. Ycombinator is also known as hackernews. It must have got picked up on its own as we didn't submit it and this is providing the most traffic. I tried to find the article there but could not as the service is quite basic. Charles, this is one you might want to put on the list of networks to add, maybe synnd can dominate it. Obviously it is niche and only tech, internet, social media stuff would do well here.

  - direct. not sure why so many direct hits

  - reddit. tremendous value. the article only got 2 votes (including mine) but brought home a majority of the traffic.

  - google. i am assuming that this is search traffic

  - socialmedian. the network that was used to synnd. surprisingly low on it's own accord but obviously got the content out there to other places

  - twitter. we didn't seed or submit anywhere to twitter so this is somewhat of a surprise.

  - after this there were a bunch of small sources that I don't have the time to analyse.

  Hope this helps.

  Charles. Some suggestions for new networks to add to synnd.

  Yahoo Buzz! - this one looks like we could do well. Also, the popular news makes it to yahoo home page which can get millions of hits.
  reddit - if a non popular item can get traffic as above, a popular item will do very well. lots of topics.
  hacker news - niche for tech, internet and social media
  

  cp11
  Chad Pankewitz
  (no pic)

• They say the longest journey starts with the first step. So has Synnd. Like when you start learning to ride a bike we will fall-off several times as we try to focus simultanously at several things (balance, move forward, avoid obstacles, be aware of mom etc). The point is to be patient and get back up each time and especially establish a regular practice routine till we master the art of doing and coordinating all those things automatically (unconsciously) without paying attention.

  Though it it is still early days - what I would like us to focus on here is to keep score of the progress, the milestones as we journey along our Synnd Experience. To use the bike example - we first manage to stay up for one minute, then two and then 10 till we are able to go around the blog and back.

  Here my results based on the syndication on Delicous alone. The buzz or backlinks generated by the Synnd Tribe through the syndication of two articles on the blog has been remarkable.

  The aim of site is not to pitch any competing coaching service but merely to raise awareness about issues regarding the profession and thereby gain visibility for the site amongst the wellness coaching community for social and business networking purposes. We did not go at this initial stage for the ultra competitive "wellness" (1,310,000,000 competing pages) and "wellness coach" (243,000,000 competing pages) keyword but for less competitive low hanging long tail 3 word phrase keywords. Here are the results after the first week of Synnd promotion.

  keyword phrase: local wellness coach
  competing pages: 332 000
  position in Google after 1st week of Synnd Promotion: Page1 Position #2 - the listed page indircectly benefited from Synnd Campaign
  # of Inbound Links of direct competitors: Competitor #1 has only 5 inbound links but has keyword phrase in domain name
  Having targeted keyword phrase in domain name is thus important. The competitor
  site is however an affiliate site for HerbaLife under the affiliates own domain name.
  Conclusion Round #1 goes to to Synnd

  keyword phrase: local wellness coaching
  competing pages: 339 000
  position in Google after 1st week of Synnd Promotion: Page1 Position #2 - Page not related to Synnd Campaign but probably benefitted
  # of Inbound Links of direct competitors: Competitor #1 has only 184 inbound links - Domain includes wellness coaching
  Having targeted keyword phrase in domain name is thus important. The competitor
  Conclusion Indirect benefit from Synnd campaign contributed to Google Page1 position

  keyword phrase: local wellness coaches
  competing pages: 5 590 000
  position in Google after 1st week of Synnd Promotion: Page1 Position #2 due to "Fit Over 40" Synnd Campaign
  # of Inbound Links of direct competitors: Competitor #1 has only 77 inbound links but has keyword phrase wellnesscoaches in
  domain name whereas we have "local wellness" in our domain name
  Having targeted keyword phrase in domain name is thus important. The competitor
  site target however only the narrow niche of onsite workplace wellness training.
  Conclusion Synnd does well even in a competive market

  I do not know the significance of placing keyword phrase between or without the tilde (~?~) but I pshow them below as they yield significant differences.

  Keyword Phrase: ~local wellness coach~ search phrase placed between ("tilde" ~~) sign
  Competing Pages: 335 000
  Position in Google after 1st week of Synnd Promotion: Page1 Position #3. Page not related to Synnd Campaign but probably benefited.
  # of Inbound Links of direct competitors: Competitor #2 has only 183 inbound links - should be able to overtake that soon
  Competitor #1 has only 5 inbound links but has keyword phrase in domain name
  Having targeted keyword phrase in domain name is thus important. The competitor
  site is however an affiliate site for HerbaLife under the affiliates own domain name.
  Conclusion Synnd link juice seems to have had an impact on ranking for keyword

  Keyword Phrase: ~local wellness coaches~ search phrase placed between ("tilde" ~~) sign
  Competing Pages: 1 020 000
  Position in Google after 1st week of Synnd Promotion: Page1 Position #5. Page related to Synnd "Fit over 40" Delicious Campaign.
  Page2 Position#2 Page unrelated Synnd Campaign but probably benefitted
  Page2 Position #5 Page related to Synnd "Local Wellness Policies" Delicious Campaign
  # of Inbound Links of direct competitors: Competitor #1 has only 2,332 inbound links + keyword phrase in domain name
  Having targeted keyword phrase in domain name is thus important. The competitor
  site is however an affiliate site for HerbaLife under the affiliates own domain name.
  Competitor #2 has only 362 inbound links - should be able to match that with a
  sustained Synnd campaign coupled with directory submissions.
  Competitor #3 has 28,136 backlinks with core focus on "getting rich". Is not
  competitive competitive vis-a-vis #1 & #2 competitors inspite of more backlinks due
  to greater relevance of the overall content of those sites with regard to targeted
  keyword phrase.
  Competitor #4 a coaching certification institution has only 608 backlinks.
  Conclusion Synnd delivers ample proof at this early stage that it is a powerful competitive link
  building (ranking) and market visibility tool.

  I would be happy to hear the experiences of others so far.

  Andreas Guibeb

• I recently posted in this forum a link to an audio training I did on how to use topic theming. Over the last 10 days, I have used these techniques to create 20 articles, which I've posted at EzineArticles.com. A Google search for the article titles this morning gives the following results:

  1. Social Bookmarking Profit Plan
  Google #1 of 314,000 Results

  2. Social Bookmarking Money Lessons
  #1 of 282,000 Results

  3. Promote Your Website Lesson
  #1 of 332,000 Results

  4. Multi-Level Marketing Advertising Strategy
  #1 of 309,000 Results

  5. Network Marketing Business Builder System
  #3 of 16,800,000 Results

  6. Profitable Internet Writing System
  #1 of 220,000 Results

  7. Branding Marketing Methods
  #1 of 7,740,000 Results

  8. New Blog Marketing Plan
  #4 of 18,000,000 Results

  9. System to Attract Targeted MLM Prospects
  #1 of 65,000 Results

  10. Website Promotion Income Tips
  #1 of 259,000 Results

  11. Profitable Brand Marketing Model
  #1 of 308,000 Results

  12. Profitable Website Income Model
  #1 of 284,000 Results

  13. Branding Promotion Methods
  Not ranked in 1st 3 pages of Google results

  14. Free Blog Marketing Ideas
  Not ranked in 1st 3 pages of Google results

  15. Blog Marketing Profit Lesson
  #2 of 254,000 Results

  16. Blog Internet Marketing Profit Plan
  #1 of 819,000 Results

  17. Website Traffic Promotion System
  #1 of 406,000 results

  18. Branding Promotion Model
  #1 of 313,000 results

  19. Network Marketing Profit Products
  #1 of 2,190,000 results

  20. Recruit and Sponsor
  #2 of 2,940,000 results

  All these rankings were achieved within 72 hours of posting the articles. Some of these articles are also highly ranked for other partial or closely-related search terms.

  Charles has created a new section for this membership, "Creating Google Friendly Topic Themed Content", under the

  SEO 2.0 - The New SEO

  category.

  Over time, I'll be posting the details of exactly what you need to do to get ranked at the top of Google. Please let me know any questions as they come up. Hope you find it useful.

  Richard Dennis

• Richard,

  Thanks for the info.

  I was working on my website and wanted to see what your information could do to help me gain traffic in an already established site. So...

  When I went to Google Keyword Tool and checked my homepage to see what "Google saw".

  I was shocked to find out even though I "thought" my main page was optimized for a certain keyword phrase it was WAY off.

  So I ran the query you said, got the words, added more to the list and then rewrote and reorganized my home page.

  And I checked Google a few times during the reorganization to make sure I was on the right track.

  When finished, I let Google know my website was updated.

  Funny thing happened.

  The next day, I looked at my stats and saw I was getting visitors that were using two other different versions of my "optimized" keyword phrase.

  Example: I was optimizing for create a website tutorial

  My traffic is increasing and staying longer.
  I just checked again after almost a week of "rewording and reorganization":

  create a website tutorial - on page 1 - #4 of about 1,900,000

  build a website tutorial - on page 1 - #3 of about 310,000

  make a website tutorial - on page 1 - #4 of about 76,700,000 (I am PR1 and beat out a PR8 smile )

  I believe that as time goes by I should be able to get into the top results for create a website.

  I am working on each page within my site and first checking to see what "Google sees". If it is not what I wanted, then I run the phrase I want and rework the page/article from there.

  I will use your technique when I write articles also but thought I would share this information using articles and web pages already written.

  Julia (Mcclellend?)
  no pic

• I put up my latest blog post, "Blog Promotion Plan", for syndication yesterday afternoon. I googled the title 2 or 3 hours after you guys started digging and clipping it.

  It seems ridiculous to get this in a couple hours, but my blog post was #1, the social median page was #2, and the Digg page was on the Google first page, too ... against over 7 million other results.

  I sure like Synnd.

  Richard Dennis
  Net Traffic Machine

• Charles,

  It gets better. This one blog post is now ranked for over 20 different "realistic" Google search terms ... including first page Google results for 12 search terms. By "realistic", I mean a phrase that searchers would actually key into the Google search box.

  That could amount to a lot of free advertising, especially if you can get that result every time you write a blog post.

  I'm writing another blog post on how this happened ... because it was definitely planned. Not only that, it's something anybody can do. I'll post the article to Synnd as soon as it's ready.

  Richard Dennis

• Since it looks like this is the main forum for Synnd, I thought I would move this information here from the Synnd forum. I get a lot of help when people post their case studies, problems and solutions, so I thought I would do the same here.

  ==================== Submitted to Synnd Sunday, April 12th

  Article name: Cut Costs to Help Cash Flow

  Search term: Cut costs to help cash flow (no quotes)
  Google #1:SocialMedian
  Google #2: Digg
  Google #10: for original post in website
  Yahoo #5: for related Cash flow blog post on website
  Yahoo #11: SocialMedian
  Live #1: for original post in website

  Search term: Help cash flow
  Google: #6: Social Median

  Search term: Cash flow
  Can't be found

  =====================
  Submitted Yesterday, April 17th
  Article Name: Kill your cash flow

  Search term: Kill your cash flow (no quotes)
  Google #2: SocialMedian
  Google #5: Digg
  Google #50: our main cash flow blog category
  Live #5: our main cash flow blog category

  ===================== Submitted Yesterday, April 17th
  I thought I'd try searching for the complete headline of a longer post I put into Synnd a day or so ago. This is a phrase NoONE would search for but I wanted to check the results...why not?

  Search term: Contract Renegotiation, Bank Loans, Funding and Cost Savings (no quotes)
  Google #1: SocialMedian
  Google #2: Sydney Johnston's comment on Social Median
  Google #3: original article on our website
  Yahoo #1: original blog post on our website
  Yahoo #2: Social Median - Hot discussions
  Yahoo #3: Social Median - Rising fast
  Live #1: original blog post
  Live #5: Social Median

  Okay, let's get more real world here and search for parts of this post:
  Contract Renegotiation was #31 on Google for Social Median.

  =====================
  Submitted Yesterday, April 17th
  Article and Search term: Ducking credit card and line of credit abuse
  Google #1: Digg
  Google #4: Social Median for the News Network I created.
  Google #5: Sydney Johnstone's comment on Social Median
  Yahoo #1: Social Median Hot Discussions
  Yahoo #2: Social Median company update
  Live #2: Main blog page of website
  Live #17: Social Median

  More general terms I ranked for are "Line of credit abuse" (no quotes) at Google #1 for Digg
  

  =======================
  Observations:
  Everything looks GREAT to me. When I see results like this, I get jazzed.
  
  My goal is to use SN buzz (using Synnd) to get my News and Blog posts ranked which in turn will help the website get higher rankings in the SERPs. Our clients are not the kind that do much SNing so I don't expect prospects to come to us via that method.
  
  The goal of everything I've posted so far is cash flow related. While as you can see above, we are gaining on some of the longer tail keywords, my main purpose is to rise for the term cash flow. There is a lot of very stiff competition from the billion dollar companies out there in addition to those sites that primarily offer financial information. Nonetheless, that's my goal in all this.
  
  I hesitate to make decisions when the testing period is so short so far. It's been 6 days since I submitted the first one on the list (Cut Costs to help Cash Flow) to Synnd and there hasn't been much movement either way since the 3rd day. So, I'm wondering if I should run all my campaigns for 3 days and wait, then perhaps run them again in a week or two? Any thoughts?

  Thank you Charles! I learned a few years ago that I can't guess what will work or not. So I A/B test everything I do and always try to better the control. With that mindset, I always tried to learn from the gains or losses of others...hence these updates.

  ============

  UPDATE Monday, April 20th
  FYI: Other than producing 3-4 original and unique news stories per day and 2 blog posts per week, I haven't done anything. It's obvious I have the collateral to do a lot...and this gives me the motivation to spend some of my marketing dollars on getting that done. I'd appreciate any feedback. I know my business model is quite different than most of the members here, but the basics are still the same.
  =============
  It's been a full week for the Cut Costs to Help Cash Flow blog post:
  search term: full article name "Cut Costs to Help Cash Flow" (without quotes)
  Google #1: SM
  Google #2: original blog post (this is a major move forward from #10)
  Google #3: Digg
  Google #20: FriendFeed entry

  ============ search term: "Kill Your Cash Flow" (no quotes)
  
  Google: original blog moved from nowhere to #31. (Not bad for just several days. It's one thing to get my SM and Digg placements, but it's another thing for all the Synnd activity to push my original content up the SERPs. That's what I'm ultimately after.) Live #1: original blog post (first time)
  Live #2: Digg (first time)
  Live #9: the blog's "cash flow" category page
  ============
  Article: Ducking credit card and line of credit abuse
  More general search term: line of credit abuse
  Google #1: SM (first time)
  Google #2: Digg (first time)

  
  

  Rob Oskins
  (no pic)

• Guys

  I dont know how you are all managing you synnd campains, but i have some views on it. i just run a campain on synnd for delicious and got to number four on it for just 9 bookmarks. the number 3 had 28, number 2 had 332 and number 1 has 533.

  My thoughts are that can i get more benefit from spend more point to get a higher position or should i move on? well for me it depended on how many points i have in the bank and how many jobs i can earn more for. the result was i put a hold on this campaign.

  I think with time we will be able to know how many point a campain will cost us to get the result we want. if you are like me and result driven then keeping an eye on the cost is very important.

  I be interested to hear how you are all managing your campains. and by the way that's for your help.

  Respect

  Ian Harper

• This is cool for taking the time to share links amongst our membership after reading your post I checked out one of my own fun headlines to be shocked to see the results was ... well confusing to say the least .. then as I dug deeper by shortening the keywords I ended up seeing member Kim Bolte digg link at no six for his effort in helping me ... that helped him to ... how cool is wise cool

  What The Foots It All About eh!
  13 Mar 2009 ... What The Foots It All About eh! simplehealthexercises.com ? Ever since our distant ancestors started standing up on two feet and we ...
  digg.com/health/What_The_Foots_It_All_About_eh?FC=PRCS0 - 36k - Cached - Similar pages -
  Results 1 - 10 of about 50,100,000 for What The foots. (0.12 seconds)

  good show what

  And the full keyword phrase Google Results 1 - 10 of about 10,500,000 for What The Foots It All About eh!. (0.15 seconds)

  Check it out it will juice you
  http://www.google.co.uk/search

  WoW factor of one
  Phillip Skinner

• Excellent Dianne ... Your the first to Digg ... Some Body Remind me of the lesson Charles & Co taught One n'All Something about the thee E's ... Ed.... En.... or ... En.... Three E's of Social Media ... Like Humans Do

  Lol

  Social Entertainment Media
  Results 1 - 10 of about 46,500,000 for Social Entertainment Media. (0.36 seconds)
  Social Education Media
  Results 1 - 10 of about 125,000,000 for Social Education Media. (0.32 seconds)
  Social Enlightenment Media
  Results 1 - 10 of about 2,740,000 for Social Enlightenment Media. (0.16 seconds)s

  I Rest-test Our Test Case With This Post Folks Fun Fun Fun $ Rightly Sooo
  Phillip Skinner

• Hi members one n'all ... this Content Campaign seems to got off on a good start ... it gave me these ideas below wink
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  Hi, linkbacks

  The story you submitted on socialmedian, Active Balance Core Health Through Integ... has been clipped by 5 more people on socialmedian and is getting popular.
  http://www.socialmedian.com/story/3266224/active-balance-core-health-through-integration-2009

  I noticed a couple of extras we could be all doing for one n other there is a mood button that could be clicked ... also just under that mood monitor, first time I've noticed is the 5 clips count but the cool feature is ... if you mouse over those pictures you see who's who ... this could be used to help one anther by leaving comments on there clip's too...

  Got Good Google Results 1 - 10 of about 24,800 for
  Active Balance Core Health Through Integration 2009. (0.30 seconds)
  http://tinyurl.com/cv5hq7
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  Used wordsfinder straight from that Google front page above!
  wordsfinder, dynamic exercise, limbic system, body core, youtube, hardhat, digg, similar pages, bartram, blog archive, mack, flexibility, fish, stress, health
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  Tweaked content then 2nd run through Gets better keywords right with Wordsfinder suggestions tool!
  wordsfinder, fish stress, dynamic exercise, body core, limbic system, youtube, similar pages, blog archive, mack, flexibility, health,
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  cool So I was thinking this would be a great space for members to comment too is there a way you could have this added to comment for credits in the Synnd System Charles

  Hi, linkbacks
  A new comment has been posted by Kevin Phoenix on the story you submitted, "Active Balance Core Health Through Integ...".
  Certainly looks like a fun way of keeping agile in both mind and body and very sociable too.... read more

  Phillip Skinner
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• I am a member of a forum for English speakers living in France ( one of my niches). The forum is part of a much larger organisation: http://www.frenchentree.com/

  On 6 December somebody posted a question, to which I responded. I have a link to seo2020 in my signature, which is tracked.

  In 2 days 342 people have viewed the post - of which 26 clicked on my signature.

  You may read the post at:

  http://www.totalfrance.com/france/forum/viewtopic.php?t=55147&highlight=seo

  This morning I received an email from the webmaster, requesting that I contact them with the view to discussing the group's SEO cool

  Kevin Phoenix