SCarlisle

Digg seems to be my best. Articles seem to be very visible within hours. Squidoo should work but I just haven't utilized the ins and outs of it yet. I have multiple lenses and I still don't know what a "lens" is!

I have heard that it is OK to have a few no follow links. I guess you don't want all follow links. I'm not sure why.

My XP is running pretty slow so I will atke a look at that. I think the problem is my anti-virus package that slows down Windows like never before. Maybe that's part of the problem.

I have tried to do everything except creating the WordPress theme. Since I'm not a web-tech person, that would be an impossible task. I try to focus on content (relevant, that is). It takes a while, but Google seems to reward you over time.

I can't imagine using Facebook to add clients. I use it to track down hs and college friends. I have been in the financial business for 30 years and that's just not how you advertise yourself. Just my opinion.

I think I heard that 5%-10% is acceptable. But as mentioned, just write naturally and Google mysteriously will recognize it. Every now and then you see these goofy web pages with 500 key words littering every paragraph. It seems Google is getting better about knocking them down where they belong.

I think "gradual" is the key. I try to add links every day, but not hundreds...just a few here and there.

I had the same problem so I'm anxious to see what the answer is. I could not get it to create a file either. Ed