…and switch Cascading Style Sheets intelligently. What it needs are more shared scenes.
Making a shared Scenius scene is work. Not a lot, but some. What do you get in return:
- Added-value content for your blog and for any blog that echoes your scene
- A quick way to promote news or ideas you think are important without writing full blog posts
- By your links, you draw attention to your blog from other blogs in your content sphere
- Your scene links back to your blog, so the more it echoes, the better for your SEO posture
- When other blogs echo your shared scene, they are exposing your blog to their readers, which can lead to new readers — or new business
Your weblog put you into the narrowcasting business, and that’s a great thing. Building a shared Scenius scene will put you into the broadcasting business, a boon that gains in benefits — for everyone — the more it echoes.
What’s in it for me? With each scene, I’m taking a link back to BloodhoundBlog — a non-monetized weblog. In other words, I’m working for free, which is not at all unusual. You live in a world infested with sleazoid vendors, each one of whom wants to nick you for monthly fees for work you can easily do yourself. I will show you — for free — how to build yourself a broadcast platform that will benefit everyone involved, yourself the most.
There are a few people working (behind the scenes as it were) on shared Scenes that will debut in the next few days. This is a bandwagon worth jumping on. Good for your readers. Good for the writers you feature. Good for the blogs echoing your shared scenes — and good for their readers. And good for you.
Review the terms and conditions and let me know when you’re ready to get started on your own shared Scenius scene.
Leon Belenky-One Bal Harbour Condo Expert says:
I want to make sure I understand how Senius works-it builds link juice by putting my blog on other blogs and vice versa? And with the continuing changes from the featured blogs, then the internet spiders are attracted to me because of the constantly new information?
December 10, 2008 — 10:18 pm