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6:16 am
March 12, 2012
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QuoteSo I'm thinking of changing my website by having a more static first page a la Seth Godin's perhaps, but with the sign up box like John Oszajca's. I've had a kind of News feed/blog on my website but I've never felt comfortable putting an article up there about something other than what i'm doing.
So should I have a blog that is on a blogging platform(like typepad for Seth Godin) where I write articles and do the post penguin stuff and keep a news feed blog which is about my releases and gigs on my http://www.endareilly.com?
Or should I have 2 feeds on my website on 2 different pages. One for news and one my blog?
I think I've always fudged the function of the website by trying to make it do everything. So I'm hoping to get a grip on it a bit more this time round. Any insight would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Enda
7:45 am
June 7, 2011
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Hey Enda,
There are two ways you can do it.
1. You can create a category like "music articles" or something and then create content all day long. There are plugins out there as well that will allow you to remove a category from your home page feed if you don't want your fans to see those articles when they come to your site. But I would still absolutely have a category link on the home page. You don't want to hide the content from Google's spiders.
2. Just create a second site and be your own advertiser. This allows you to be more targeted with your domain name.
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2:31 pm
March 12, 2012
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Thanks John,
I'll get something sorted
thanks for that.
Enda
12:34 am
June 7, 2011
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Happy to help.
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