Comments for pfft http://www.pfft.co.uk Chris Clarkson - Just another Affiliate Manager Thu, 25 Aug 2011 10:37:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Hyphenated-Domains-Cost-You-Links? by Felipe http://www.pfft.co.uk/2011/08/hyphenated-domains-cost-you-links/#comment-454 Felipe Thu, 25 Aug 2011 10:37:10 +0000 http://www.pfft.co.uk/?p=619#comment-454 That has never crossed my mind and I'll keep it in mind for clients in the same situation. But I wouldn't go around contacting people saying "Hey I have some links to my website that belong to yours, would you like it?" LOL That has never crossed my mind and I’ll keep it in mind for clients in the same situation. But I wouldn’t go around contacting people saying “Hey I have some links to my website that belong to yours, would you like it?” LOL

]]> Comment on Hyphenated-Domains-Cost-You-Links? by Chris Clarkson http://www.pfft.co.uk/2011/08/hyphenated-domains-cost-you-links/#comment-453 Chris Clarkson Wed, 24 Aug 2011 13:47:31 +0000 http://www.pfft.co.uk/?p=619#comment-453 @Chris - we'll probably get them 301'd shortly, traffic from the links is nil (well until I posted them). @Chris – we’ll probably get them 301′d shortly, traffic from the links is nil (well until I posted them).

]]> Comment on Hyphenated-Domains-Cost-You-Links? by Chris http://www.pfft.co.uk/2011/08/hyphenated-domains-cost-you-links/#comment-452 Chris Wed, 24 Aug 2011 13:43:38 +0000 http://www.pfft.co.uk/?p=619#comment-452 Out of curiosity why don't you make the most of the error pages being thrown up to your free inbound traffic (visitor or spdier) such as; bonvoyage.co.uk/destinations/virginia_holidays/activity/the_blue_ridge_parkway Surely it would be better to have a nice looking newsletter subcription page? Out of curiosity why don’t you make the most of the error pages being thrown up to your free inbound traffic (visitor or spdier) such as;
bonvoyage.co.uk/destinations/virginia_holidays/activity/the_blue_ridge_parkway

Surely it would be better to have a nice looking newsletter subcription page?

]]> Comment on Hyphenated-Domains-Cost-You-Links? by George Marshall http://www.pfft.co.uk/2011/08/hyphenated-domains-cost-you-links/#comment-451 George Marshall Wed, 24 Aug 2011 12:54:09 +0000 http://www.pfft.co.uk/?p=619#comment-451 Funnily enough I have a number of back links to one of my sites that should be going to an industry body using a .org.uk - the links are to my .co.uk :-) Funnily enough I have a number of back links to one of my sites that should be going to an industry body using a .org.uk – the links are to my .co.uk :-)

]]> Comment on Stop Being Travel Bloggers, Start Being Holiday Bloggers by Rachelle http://www.pfft.co.uk/2010/11/stop-being-travel-bloggers-start-being-holiday-bloggers/#comment-447 Rachelle Wed, 27 Jul 2011 16:33:35 +0000 http://www.pfft.co.uk/?p=533#comment-447 Love that the "snobbery" was addressed. I find the notion out there that you're not a "travel blogger" unless you're a nomad. But that's such a small percentage of the population. I think more people are interested in how to keep your job, keep your house, and travel to cool places too. Plus, the "popular" destinations are the ones that have advertising budgets. ;) Love that the “snobbery” was addressed. I find the notion out there that you’re not a “travel blogger” unless you’re a nomad. But that’s such a small percentage of the population. I think more people are interested in how to keep your job, keep your house, and travel to cool places too. Plus, the “popular” destinations are the ones that have advertising budgets. ;)

]]> Comment on Stop Being Travel Bloggers, Start Being Holiday Bloggers by 5 Successful Travel Bloggers Discuss Money and Travel Blogging http://www.pfft.co.uk/2010/11/stop-being-travel-bloggers-start-being-holiday-bloggers/#comment-445 5 Successful Travel Bloggers Discuss Money and Travel Blogging Wed, 27 Jul 2011 11:31:46 +0000 http://www.pfft.co.uk/?p=533#comment-445 [...] And to leave you with a final example of some concrete advice here is Chris from Pfft who encourages travel bloggers to stop writing to the small market interested in that tiny cafe in Bangkok, and write to the larger audience that go on holidays. The higher the numbers, the more clicks, the more money you make etc etc etc. Now, the trick is that Chris is telling us that we can keep our inspirational tone, writing styles, and voice. We just need to move it to a wider audience beyond the “I’m traveling all the time” market. It’s good advice and well worth a read on why we should Stop Being Travel Bloggers, Start Being Holiday Bloggers [...] [...] And to leave you with a final example of some concrete advice here is Chris from Pfft who encourages travel bloggers to stop writing to the small market interested in that tiny cafe in Bangkok, and write to the larger audience that go on holidays. The higher the numbers, the more clicks, the more money you make etc etc etc. Now, the trick is that Chris is telling us that we can keep our inspirational tone, writing styles, and voice. We just need to move it to a wider audience beyond the “I’m traveling all the time” market. It’s good advice and well worth a read on why we should Stop Being Travel Bloggers, Start Being Holiday Bloggers [...]

]]> Comment on A Wet Weekend In Leeds (Think Visibility 5) by Thanks For The Rubber Ducks - Think Visibility 5-2011 « hobo http://www.pfft.co.uk/2011/03/a-wet-weekend-in-leeds-think-visibility-5/#comment-427 Thanks For The Rubber Ducks - Think Visibility 5-2011 « hobo Sun, 10 Apr 2011 00:56:15 +0000 http://www.pfft.co.uk/?p=586#comment-427 [...] a great roundup of (nearly) everything that went on at the Think Visibility conference, Chris has a round up of the shenanigans, and it was nice to catch up with old pals and new [...] [...] a great roundup of (nearly) everything that went on at the Think Visibility conference, Chris has a round up of the shenanigans, and it was nice to catch up with old pals and new [...]

]]> Comment on A Wet Weekend In Leeds (Think Visibility 5) by Richard http://www.pfft.co.uk/2011/03/a-wet-weekend-in-leeds-think-visibility-5/#comment-409 Richard Mon, 07 Mar 2011 22:51:44 +0000 http://www.pfft.co.uk/?p=586#comment-409 Haha well done Shaun! I think it's pretty impressive that you managed to do that and they STILL let you stay in the hotel!! Nice writeup Chris - good to see what actually happens at the conference other than the sessions too :) Rich PS: Cheers for the link :) Haha well done Shaun! I think it’s pretty impressive that you managed to do that and they STILL let you stay in the hotel!!

Nice writeup Chris – good to see what actually happens at the conference other than the sessions too :)

Rich

PS: Cheers for the link :)

]]> Comment on A Wet Weekend In Leeds (Think Visibility 5) by Thanks For The Rubber Ducks - Think Visibility 5-2011 | Hobo http://www.pfft.co.uk/2011/03/a-wet-weekend-in-leeds-think-visibility-5/#comment-408 Thanks For The Rubber Ducks - Think Visibility 5-2011 | Hobo Mon, 07 Mar 2011 13:37:08 +0000 http://www.pfft.co.uk/?p=586#comment-408 [...] a great roundup of (nearly) everything that went on at the Think Visibility conference, Chris has a round up of the shenanigans, and it was nice to catch up with old pals and new [...] [...] a great roundup of (nearly) everything that went on at the Think Visibility conference, Chris has a round up of the shenanigans, and it was nice to catch up with old pals and new [...]

]]> Comment on A Wet Weekend In Leeds (Think Visibility 5) by James Zielinski http://www.pfft.co.uk/2011/03/a-wet-weekend-in-leeds-think-visibility-5/#comment-407 James Zielinski Mon, 07 Mar 2011 13:23:49 +0000 http://www.pfft.co.uk/?p=586#comment-407 Funny that there was rubber ducks given out when a room was flooded. Chances of that Shaun? Did you make it on a later train back or are you still there? ;-) Funny that there was rubber ducks given out when a room was flooded. Chances of that Shaun? Did you make it on a later train back or are you still there? ;-)

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