October 9, 2008
Clipmarks, Scribefire and Themes (Oh My)
Hi folks,
I had to send this out just to be sure everyone in my community knew that
Clipmarks posts "no-follows" in the posts of free blogs that it supports.
You will still get some theme support for these "second tier" blog
networks when using clipmarks to "post-at-the-speed-of-thought".
(Special thanks to Theme Zoom student Andrew Daum who published clipmarks
Rob Schweitzer of ThemeMatic.com is speaking with Clipmarks to find out
whats up . . . but I think we can all imagine what happened. (Imagine
millions of people clipping sections of content on a whim and posting it
to "free" blog sites to generate inbound links).
As you should be aware, Scribefire is a far superior SEO tool (at least
right now) for "posting-at-the-speed-of-
. . so you explorer users can use clipmarks instead:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-
RSS feeds: Another systematic way to support your keyword cluster.
A word about no-follows in general. I am still getting "theme support" for
my overall online presence from free blogs that post clipmarks and other
types of similar "social" no follow services . . . but the key to this
"theme effect" is the EFFECTIVE use of RSS feeds pulled from those same
blogs.
RSS integration and management is something almost nobody does very well.
As we combine the Genetic Keyword Code with our "One Feed to Rule Them
All" Open ID concept, we will be equipping you with tools to create giant
networks in these strange economic times. I firmly believe that the power
of your business and social network will, in some ways, be as valuable as
CASH in the days ahead.
The good new is almost nobody understands how to connect all of the social
networking activities to technical SEO.
These concepts, and several more will be touched upon in Chicago at the
Theme Zoom Protege Event:
http://www.themezoomprotege.
- Russell Wright and the Theme Zoom Staff
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