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How NOT to treat a dissatisfied customer.
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I guess it must because it just keeps increasing. And not only increasing, but it’s getting harder to spot - especially for those of us who often get a lot of comments and get a lot of spam.
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The first marketing class I even had taught the AIDA model of advertising: Once you attract Attention, you must generate Interest, create Desire, and enable your market to take Action.
Read the link on this post to Spam Comments. Thanks.
What are your ideas about leaving your
site address after your name?
Several Probloggers have written article
after article about how you should do that.
If you have talked about this before.
Sorry.
Thanks,
Elizabeth G.
http://booktestonline.com
http://booktestonlinecom.blogspot.com
Sorry it’s taken me a bit of time to answer your question.
I didn’t at my domain in the page title for any direct SEO gain. I added it because I like the way it looks. Personally, I’m uncertain about whether it would have much impact on search results unless someone was searching for your domain name. In my case, if they were searching for domain name, it would come up in Google results anyhow.
I would say the only advantage might come if your domain has keywords in it - like yours - where you could gain a bit by having your keywords in one more place.
And, I’d ask an SEO expert to be certain.