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Originally Posted by lisa
I like your idea of using your own story as a case study. I have a fitness site and I've found that people want specific examples of what they should do. So as you keep track of your own progress you can also educate others. I also like the fact that your blog is going to be specific just to your progress (diary-like) and then your site will have your static/tutorial information. People will want to come back to your blog just to see your progress.
Just make sure that you define what keywords you want to be found with when creating your sites. That will help you shape them. For example with your Toronto photo site, what kind of traffic are you going to be after? People visiting Toronto? Other digital photography students? I wasn't quite sure based on your explanation. Remember, search engine traffic is free and very targeted so make sure you define what kind of traffic you want to generate. That's one of those ideas where it sounds like a cool idea for you as a lover of photography, but just remember to turn it around to make it useful for others.
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The questions you've raised concerning my second project are valid and I'm going to need to reevaluate what my target audience is. I have tons of questions when it comes to defining keywords etc. but I want to actually get something on paper in terms of my planning before I move to that stage. I think I'm going to focus 65% of my time to my first project and the rest of the time on improving my Dreamweaver/HTML/CSS. I’ll leave the second project in queue until further notice
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Originally Posted by augenauf
I can't say much about the second idea, but the first one is interesting. I even know a couple of people who would be really interested in that, so tell me when it launches ;D
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Cool
