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Word Documents Insert Bad Code Into Blog PostsWriting by Nick on Wednesday, 11 of July , 2007 at 2:51 pm

Do you write your blog posts in Word and copy/paste into WordPress or another blogging software? You shouldn’t and I’ll tell you why.

All MicroSoft products insert superfluous code that can mess with your browser or website html. It can jack things up in a hurry.

Here’s an example of the type of code that Word can insert into your blog posts without you ever even knowing:

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My Most Popular Blog Posts To DateWriting by Nick Stamoulis on Saturday, 11 of August , 2007 at 5:33 pm

I was going through some past blog posts and took notice at some of the most commented on posts. Just thought I’d share it with my readers. The following Search Engine Journal posts have been the most popular among my readers and if you haven’t read these yet, pay these posts a visit and leave your comments:

Blog Comments Make For Some Good SEOArticle Marketing Beats Out Link Exchanges For High Quality LinksHow To Ensure You Never Get Link LoveIs It Fair Use To Use Other Brands To Promote Oneself?SEO 2.0, WordPress, And - Hey, I Like This Guy!How To Improve Organic CTR Through Two Important Meta TagsAre You Making These Blogging Mistakes?

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SEOJs 11 Most Commented On Blog PostsWriting by Nick Stamoulis on Sunday, 25 of November , 2007 at 2:36 am

After 410 posts on Search Engine Optimization Journal, I thought I’d go back and take a look at some of my most commented on blog posts. I wanted to put together a top 10 list of blog posts that have attracted the most comments. I started off counting blog posts that had at least 4 comments. After surpassing 15 popular blog posts I dropped those with only 4 comments and started focusing on posts with at least 5 comments. Again, I went over 20 posts and ended up dropping all the 5. Below are the top 11 blog posts - those SEOJ blog posts with 6 or more comments.

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Should You Revise Old Blog Posts?Writing by Nick on Monday, 2 of July , 2007 at 7:56 am

(Source) Say you “accidentally” rank in the top 10 for a keyword—one you weren’t targeting, but are now getting some pretty nice traffic for. If you’re not already #1, I suppose, should you go back to that page and re-optimize it for this keyword (assuming it’s a keyword that you like and the page is relevant to it)?

It’s a question asked by Jordan at Marketing Pilgrim. I say no. Here’s why:

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