Hide and Speak Article Updates
You might remember that I recently blogged about Jennifer Laycock's latest article series, where she set herself the task of building an e-commerce site and hiding it from the major search engines to prove a point.
Well Jennifer's site Bento Yum has been performing amazingly well, despite the lack of search engine love. The site has attracted a wide range of fans and customers (including me!) and despite some social networking hiccups, the experiment seems to be working a treat.
Jennifer has been busy updating her article series about the challenge and you can read her latest installments below:
Stumbling Into Opportunity
Have a Unique Selling Proposition
WordPress for Content Management
Becoming Part of the Community
Develop Very Thick Skin
Congrats to Jennifer and Abigail for developing such an inspiring site and for having the guts to kick Google to the curb!
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Well Jennifer's site Bento Yum has been performing amazingly well, despite the lack of search engine love. The site has attracted a wide range of fans and customers (including me!) and despite some social networking hiccups, the experiment seems to be working a treat.
Jennifer has been busy updating her article series about the challenge and you can read her latest installments below:
Stumbling Into Opportunity
Have a Unique Selling Proposition
WordPress for Content Management
Becoming Part of the Community
Develop Very Thick Skin
Congrats to Jennifer and Abigail for developing such an inspiring site and for having the guts to kick Google to the curb!
Add to: Digg | Del.icio.us | Ma.gnolia | Reddit
Subscribe via: Yahoo Feeds | Feedburner | Technorati | Bloglines
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