Contructive Comments

[ristac]

Okay my first real attempt at adult blogs started a few weeks ago, with some great help from many on this forum I have a few entries now at www.doggingtoday.com so any contsructive comments are welcome.

[JT]

I like it. But I would say you need to get some links and trades going. You can add blogs to lots of directories here http://www.adultblogresource.com/submitter/ very quickly for example

[redwhiteandblue]

Check your speeling :) I spotted "exhibsionism" within 5 seconds.

[JT]

Check your speeling :) I spotted "exhibsionism" within 5 seconds.

I always thought it would be a good idea if worpress had a spell check. Or if it has one that I can see

[redwhiteandblue]

Anyway it looks nice so far but needs more pics, but you probably know that. We might be interested in a hard link trade with sites like this at some point, as we have a site that covers all those niches, but we don't have any traffic to speak of yet.

[daveydude]

Looks OK. How about adding listings of dogging locations? I'm sure a lot of people search for "dogging + their town" in Google. Add a "Dogging Locations" category in Wordpress and then post lists of locations by county.

http://www.adultblogresource.com/tradefinder/ is pretty useful too - you can browse blogs and then PM the owners if you want to trade links.

[JT]

Looks OK. How about adding listings of dogging locations? I'm sure a lot of people search for "dogging + their town" in Google. Add a "Dogging Locations" category in Wordpress and then post lists of locations by county.

http://www.adultblogresource.com/tradefinder/ is pretty useful too - you can browse blogs and then PM the owners if you want to trade links.


Thats a nice link there Dave

[jayeff]

A couple of things I noticed...

Blogs traditionally have their logo or header image linked back to the home page and therefore by default themes often do not include any other homepage links. You have removed the link on the image without adding an alternative, so your visitors will need to fall back on their browsers' back buttons.

I would also recommend you change your permalink structure to something more surfer and SE-friendly than the default ?p=1 format. /%postname%/ is a good custom alternative to set up in your WP admin.

[daveydude]

Thats a nice link there Dave

I like it. So many blogs have no way to contact the owner.

[ristac]

Check your speeling :) I spotted "exhibsionism" within 5 seconds. Damn, I put it together in Dreamweaver knew I had spelt it wrong and thought it would not matter as when I run spell check it will pick it up. Guess who forgot to check the spelling prior to cut and paste.

[rogue]

Check your speeling :) I spotted "exhibsionism" within 5 seconds.

i like spelling mistakes in blogs, i look at it this way, if i made a spelling mistake then there is a good chance that many sufers will as well

[ristac]

I like it. But I would say you need to get some links and trades going. You can add blogs to lots of directories here http://www.adultblogresource.com/submitter/ very quickly for example
Ok done that one thanks, do you have a beer & bollocks button I can add?

Richard

[ristac]

Looks OK. How about adding listings of dogging locations? I'm sure a lot of people search for "dogging + their town" in Google. Add a "Dogging Locations" category in Wordpress and then post lists of locations by county.

http://www.adultblogresource.com/tradefinder/ is pretty useful too - you can browse blogs and then PM the owners if you want to trade links. Okay subscribed to this one too although they say I am behind a proxy so I have had to send an email off to them but thanks for the link. I did wonder about a locations list as I get them. Maybe I shall go this route gradually. I agree lots more pictures but I wanted just text until the engines picked me up, now they have done I can get more images going..

[ristac]

A couple of things I noticed...

Blogs traditionally have their logo or header image linked back to the home page and therefore by default themes often do not include any other homepage links. You have removed the link on the image without adding an alternative, so your visitors will need to fall back on their browsers' back buttons.

I would also recommend you change your permalink structure to something more surfer and SE-friendly than the default ?p=1 format. /%postname%/ is a good custom alternative to set up in your WP admin.As someone kindly did the blog design for me, can you elaborate which files I access to do this please?

[robmax]

Looks Nice mate