Comments on: Intro To Creating A Supermodel Blog Design Series http://wpbloghost.com/blog/blogoptimization-post-one/ Thu, 22 Jul 2010 13:37:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: John Hoff http://wpbloghost.com/blog/blogoptimization-post-one/comment-page-1/#comment-765 John Hoff Mon, 20 Jul 2009 23:36:52 +0000 http://wpbloghost.com/blog/?p=2053#comment-765 <strong>Jim</strong> haha, didn't sound bad to me because I know what you're talking about, but I can see how that's funny. Yeah here's my experience. "Jason, go to wpbloghost.com and check out my blog." Jason goes to Google's search and types the web address in there. LOL. Good thing we are number one. <strong>Davina</strong> A good banner goes a long way to convince people to buy from you. And you're so right about blogs, it's easy to get carried away and put too much in sidebars. I know my blog has that problem. I've been looking at it lately telling myself, "I want everyone to see those things", but the problem is, they don't need to. We have a new, very simplified redesign coming soon. Jim
haha, didn’t sound bad to me because I know what you’re talking about, but I can see how that’s funny. Yeah here’s my experience.

“Jason, go to wpbloghost.com and check out my blog.” Jason goes to Google’s search and types the web address in there. LOL. Good thing we are number one.

Davina
A good banner goes a long way to convince people to buy from you. And you’re so right about blogs, it’s easy to get carried away and put too much in sidebars. I know my blog has that problem. I’ve been looking at it lately telling myself, “I want everyone to see those things”, but the problem is, they don’t need to.

We have a new, very simplified redesign coming soon.

]]> By: Davina http://wpbloghost.com/blog/blogoptimization-post-one/comment-page-1/#comment-764 Davina Mon, 20 Jul 2009 08:30:15 +0000 http://wpbloghost.com/blog/?p=2053#comment-764 Hi John. I'm looking forward to this series. I know there are a lot of things I could do to improve my blog, but I'm also happy with the progress I've made. I eventually want to have a header designed. I'm only just starting to connect with a stronger idea about my niche so I'm glad I didn't have anything done before now. I'm careful to keep the blog uncluttered and easy to navigate -- two of my pet peeves when visiting other blogs. .-= Davina´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ShadesOfCrimson/~3/-gqcwtZCu-E/" rel="nofollow">Roaming with the Metaphor</a> =-. Hi John. I’m looking forward to this series. I know there are a lot of things I could do to improve my blog, but I’m also happy with the progress I’ve made. I eventually want to have a header designed. I’m only just starting to connect with a stronger idea about my niche so I’m glad I didn’t have anything done before now. I’m careful to keep the blog uncluttered and easy to navigate — two of my pet peeves when visiting other blogs.
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]]> By: Jim Gaudet http://wpbloghost.com/blog/blogoptimization-post-one/comment-page-1/#comment-763 Jim Gaudet Mon, 20 Jul 2009 00:32:19 +0000 http://wpbloghost.com/blog/?p=2053#comment-763 I first learned that I am different than my friends on the Internet when I watch someone go to espn.com...If you asked 10 people to go to espn.com, what would they do? I type it directly into the address bar of the browser, since I always have one open. My friend opens Google.com and searches for ESPN to find it. That's when I figured out that I need to study how someone else navigates my site. See what their reflex actions are...Lots of companies pay for this type of data through research groups or something like that, but I just watch people browse the internet ( that sounded bad ) .-= Jim Gaudet´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheJimGaudetBlog/~3/6CTRZFq-NvI/" rel="nofollow">Ani Difranco | I am Drunk, leave me alone…</a> =-. I first learned that I am different than my friends on the Internet when I watch someone go to espn.com…If you asked 10 people to go to espn.com, what would they do?

I type it directly into the address bar of the browser, since I always have one open. My friend opens Google.com and searches for ESPN to find it.

That’s when I figured out that I need to study how someone else navigates my site. See what their reflex actions are…Lots of companies pay for this type of data through research groups or something like that, but I just watch people browse the internet ( that sounded bad )
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