That can be a problem! I do the same kinda thing, which is good really as it helps in the creative process. Site building and writing/creating new stuff with an edge isn’t the easiest thing in the world thats for sure. But hey, thats the beauty of the blogosphere, its full of little inspirational nuggets!

Next thing you know, I’ve got a head full of crazy ideas, and I’m on the other side of the internet!

@ leftblank Hi, thanks for commenting

I agree, good content is key. If you are saying something that speaks to people and connects in some way, then people will reference you and use what you say to perhaps validate a point and add weight to a position. That old virtuos circle thing!

Another pretty good way to gain exposure is to exchange promotional articles wiht other blogs, or write guest articles on other peoples blogs. I’ve done that a couple of times, and usually – if your article is interesting – there will be quite some people who click through to your website.

Becky, happy to inform you on the BWD.

Its a delicate balance too this seo stuff.

It can be done in ways that doesn’t overtly corrupt your core message and of course, relevancy and scoring mechanisms will continue to improve overtime too. The title tag isn’t everything either, it counts for a lot, but not all. You can still beat a document in the serps via other means. It’s not a one club wins all game.