Comments on: Search Engine Ranking Software http://www.usingwp.com/seo-rankings/search-engine-ranking-software/ Learn How to Use Wordpress For Fame and Fortune! Fri, 27 Aug 2010 15:04:21 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: fthomashttp://www.usingwp.com/seo-rankings/search-engine-ranking-software/comment-page-1/#comment-78 fthomas Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:52:35 +0000 http://www.usingwp.com/?p=154#comment-78 You hit the nail on the spot on your comment. If you want to 'play with the big boys', then you need to have the same tools as the big boys. I've noticed a difference moving to better tools.Thanks for the comment. You hit the nail on the spot on your comment. If you want to ‘play with the big boys’, then you need to have the same tools as the big boys. I’ve noticed a difference moving to better tools.

Thanks for the comment.

]]> By: Local Google Advertisinghttp://www.usingwp.com/seo-rankings/search-engine-ranking-software/comment-page-1/#comment-77 Local Google Advertising Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:35:44 +0000 http://www.usingwp.com/?p=154#comment-77 I agree, while I had fabulous success with blogspot subdomain blogs and getting them to climb high in search engine results pages for my small business clients, blogspot runs into trouble when there is some real competition for a keyword phrase.I moved to wordpress.com blogs which did slightly better as the wordpress.com/tag/your-keyword-phrase showed up in serps (search engine results pages for the uninitiated).Moving to full blown WP hosted blogs.. and using the Thesis theme as you have is wildly successful in competing against established websites with prior "authority" in Google's eyes.If the keyword arena you wish to compete in has little competition, blogspot rules the day. If where you want to be in Google search results has "big boys" already occupying that coveted real estate, you'd better learn wordpress as this well thought out blog teaches. I agree, while I had fabulous success with blogspot subdomain blogs and getting them to climb high in search engine results pages for my small business clients, blogspot runs into trouble when there is some real competition for a keyword phrase.

I moved to wordpress.com blogs which did slightly better as the wordpress.com/tag/your-keyword-phrase showed up in serps (search engine results pages for the uninitiated).

Moving to full blown WP hosted blogs.. and using the Thesis theme as you have is wildly successful in competing against established websites with prior “authority” in Google’s eyes.

If the keyword arena you wish to compete in has little competition, blogspot rules the day.
If where you want to be in Google search results has “big boys” already occupying that coveted real estate, you’d better learn wordpress as this well thought out blog teaches.

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