Joe Ward

There is a lot of buzz about the "[B]search long tail[/B]". You might also have heard it called the "[B]search tail[/B]", "[B]keyword tail[/B]", or simply "[B]long tail[/B]". Here is:

[LIST][*]a nutshell introduction to this phenomenon,[*]a summary of why it is important to your forum success, and[*]a summary how the positive benefits are magnified by vBSEO[/LIST]
[IMG]http://www.thelongtail.com/tail.jpg[/IMG]

The concept of ...

[FONT=Arial Narrow][SIZE=7][COLOR=YellowGreen][B]Web eyes for success?
V - B - S - E - O will help
Bring forum clicks[/B][/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT]

What is your vBSEO Haiku?

[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=4][B]Perhaps it's more of a not-so-secret advantage! But that doesn't stop people from being creative...[/B][/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana]

I just finished speed reading another forum, and zero-ing in on threads related to vBSEO.

One particular post jumped right out at me - and I'm confident you will find this interesting.

[B] The situation:[/B] A user was asking for vBSEO reviews. One person responded saying that they were a vBSEO customer, ...

I just visited a forum and noticed something interesting. [B]See attached.[/B]

The user has vBAdvanced CMPS on their homepage.

Even though we use vBA here at vBSEO.com, I'm still not a big fan. Its rigid style just does not look great. Quite often it's hard to visually lock-in on anything due to an excess of ugly little modules like useless calendars and other link "boxes".

But this designer did something cool:

[IMG]http://www.vbseo.com/blogs/joe-ward/attachments/36d1196623757-ocean-links-make-sure-visitors-can-find-your-forum-emphasizing-forums.gif[/IMG] ...

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