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10/6/2015 11:00am
Please take a minute to read my article on Brett Cue, his racing and projects in the works.
Click the link and check out the site.
http://www.kcmx.net/2015/10/fir-fun-of-itbrett-cue.html
Thanks for continued support.
Photo: Dayton Daft
Click the link and check out the site.
http://www.kcmx.net/2015/10/fir-fun-of-itbrett-cue.html
Thanks for continued support.
Photo: Dayton Daft
I guess Good Luck??? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I wouldn't consider it spam unless I posted the same topic multiple times.
Thanks for reading...I guess.
Its the off season, don't we need legit things to read about?
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What I like about Brett is he takes time for everyone. And will shoot the shit like he's known you for years. He loves being at the trac and interacting with everyone there. He doesn't snub anyone and you can tell everything he's got he is thankful for. It's well deserved, he's very talented and connects with guys like me that will never be pro but just love riding a dirtbike. You can't get that connection with a dungey, reed or carmicael. They're great guys too, but cue is not disconnected from the grass roots.
In this pic the infield gate worker was haggling Brett over his credentials or something. She didn't know who he was so I was like well...lemme try to help the guy out and see if the gate worker can appreciate he has fans...and to let him through.
A few helpful suggestions though:
Don't post 10 different articles per week.
Do one post per week called "Kyle's Corner" or something. You can do like what Matthes does for PulpMX. Put who is in the articles and what it is about. Then leave it at that.
Have that post link to a page that has the stories for that week/month. Put a picture, title, blurb and read more link. That will give a much more inviting page vs the current page which is somewhat stale and doesn't encourage further exploration.
This is a blog I manage: http://blades-newsletter.blogspot.com/ I have the front page set to redirect to the most recent newsletter.
Obviously it isn't the most exciting blog in the world but the format allows the user to easily see all the articles without digging. I also use constant contact to send out email campaigns to users to drive them to the site.
The other thing that you can utilize to on your site is tags/labels. Don't try and use those as an SEO booster. Use them realistically. So for a story about a privateer motocrosser, put privateer motocross. That's it. Don't put KCMX, motocross, mx, motox, supercross, superx, dirtbikes. That is just spam. Search engines will read that as spam and it won't give you any better results. Using the tags as more of categories is the best way. SO, if someone clicks the motocross label, it pulls all stories related to motocross. If they click the supercross label, it pulls all supercross related stories. If you starting to reviews then start using that label.
---I tried to recommend this to the people who actually write the articles on that blog to do something similar but it didn't go through.
Also, I'm guessing this was just an error when the title was created but be sure to use - in your url in between each word. http://www.kcmx.net/2015/10/fir-fun-of-itbrett-cue.html should be http://www.kcmx.net/2015/10/for-the-fun-of-it-brett-cue.html. Google will read that url as "Fir fun of itbret cue" vs "For the fun of it Brett Cue"
Glad to hear you have GuyB's blessing.
Personally, I like what you're doing, and while it technically is spam (@starcrossed), it's cool that GuyB is generous to help you out.
You went about it the right way and I tip my hat to you sir.
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