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Yahoo Pipes and SEO |
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The basic idea of Yahoo Pipes is to pull together and mash up content. I would really suggest having a read of this guide to get a basic understanding of some of the possibilities. I have implemented it down the left hand column of this site, albeit after running the feed through Feedburner so I can assess it’s effectiveness. The next step is to include the User Input element. I could pass the titles of my blog post into Pipes, which then searches Digg or some other blog indexer and gets the most relevant (and popular) articles? Who needs to add quality links into your blog posts when a well tweaked Pipe can do it for you? Published under:
SEO Tags: blogging • Digg • SEO • Yahoo Pipes |
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Leave a message or two This post was written on the Monday, August 25th, 2008 at 2:45 pm and categorized under SEO. You can follow the ongoing discussion by subscribing to the RSS 2.0. You can leave a reply, or Trackback. 1 comment so far |
Hi Scott,
Glad you like the technique - basically created my very own mini-friendfeed
Trickiest bit was filtering out the duplicate content between Google Reader and Tumblr.
Also pass it through feedburner to track its effectiveness.
Cheers,
Seth