Squidoo Tactics
ONE NIGHT, all my Squidoo lenses (= web pages) had a dramatic improvement in their lensrank. That was when I decided to keep a record of what I had done, to help others also experience success with Squidoo. Not a member yet? Join Squidoo, it's free.
Here's the "before" screenshot...
And here's the story the next day. Notice the numbers in the Rank column.
And the day after that. Notice the lens rank numbers getting smaller. And in case you were wondering... small is beautiful. The top lens at Squidoo has a lensrank of 1.
Here we are 10 days later -- with 2 more lenses and much lower numbers all round. My strategies are working...
Gary, how did you do that?
I'd be glad to share my Squidoo tactics with you. I'm no expert (yet!) but I am a good researcher and as I find new Squidoo success strategies, I'll share them with you. Soon you'll know how to squidoo too! This is not rocket science. I'll show you.
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What Wikipedia says about Squidoo
"Squidoo is a network of user-generated lenses --single pages that highlights one person's point of view, recommendations, or expertise. Lenses can be about anything, such as ideas, people or places, hobbies and sports, pets or products, philosophy, and politics. Lenses aren't primarily intended to hold content; more emphasis is placed on recommending and then pointing to content on the web. Annotation and organization and personalization delivers context and meaning.
Users who create lenses are called lensmasters. A lensmaster uses the tools available online to provide links, feeds, abstracts, and lists to users who are trying to make sense of a topic. For example, a single lens could point to Flickr photos, Google maps, blogs, eBay auctions, YouTube videos, and other links. Lensmasters are encouraged to promote personal agendas, expertise, causes, products, and opinions." [Wikipedia]