Comments on: Decision Making Time http://www.interdigitalstrategies.com/blog/blogging/decision-making-time/ Search Marketing views and reviews Tue, 14 Oct 2008 21:36:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Joseph Dolson http://www.interdigitalstrategies.com/blog/blogging/decision-making-time/#comment-6786 Joseph Dolson Tue, 27 Feb 2007 20:03:49 +0000 http://www.interdigitalstrategies.com/blog/blogging/decision-making-time/#comment-6786 I'm really of very mixed feelings about it. Part of me strongly feels that just having it off the table would make life a lot simpler... Another part acknowledges that I like keeping the two areas separate and that it probably wouldn't make THAT much of a difference, on the whole. Still on the fence, but leaning more towards keeping it based on your remarks. Thanks for commenting! I’m really of very mixed feelings about it. Part of me strongly feels that just having it off the table would make life a lot simpler…

Another part acknowledges that I like keeping the two areas separate and that it probably wouldn’t make THAT much of a difference, on the whole.

Still on the fence, but leaning more towards keeping it based on your remarks. Thanks for commenting!

]]> By: Barry Welford http://www.interdigitalstrategies.com/blog/blogging/decision-making-time/#comment-6752 Barry Welford Tue, 27 Feb 2007 16:21:28 +0000 http://www.interdigitalstrategies.com/blog/blogging/decision-making-time/#comment-6752 Joe, I too would go with Bill's advice. In any case, it isn't competition if you have different thoughts to bring to the table. It enriches the total content on the Internet. Remember that many will be checking new items with their news feed aggregators so it isn't necessary to stick to a fixed and too fast rhythm of adding blog posts. After all, Google indexes web pages not websites, so approximately the same content will be equally search engine visible wherever you put it. However if you feel from an administrative point of view, one less place to worry about is important, then go for it. :) Joe, I too would go with Bill’s advice. In any case, it isn’t competition if you have different thoughts to bring to the table. It enriches the total content on the Internet. Remember that many will be checking new items with their news feed aggregators so it isn’t necessary to stick to a fixed and too fast rhythm of adding blog posts. After all, Google indexes web pages not websites, so approximately the same content will be equally search engine visible wherever you put it.

However if you feel from an administrative point of view, one less place to worry about is important, then go for it. :)

]]> By: Bill http://www.interdigitalstrategies.com/blog/blogging/decision-making-time/#comment-6655 Bill Tue, 27 Feb 2007 03:48:30 +0000 http://www.interdigitalstrategies.com/blog/blogging/decision-making-time/#comment-6655 It's hard to write to a couple of different blogs. And it may seem like competition to be writing about search related issues in this blog. However, there may be room in the community of SEO related blogs to have someone blogging about search related issues from a development stance. And, it gives you access to the world of those search marketing consultants. Just something else to think about. :) It’s hard to write to a couple of different blogs.

And it may seem like competition to be writing about search related issues in this blog. However, there may be room in the community of SEO related blogs to have someone blogging about search related issues from a development stance. And, it gives you access to the world of those search marketing consultants. Just something else to think about. :)

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