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One of the projects I’m working on right now is a great ebook for folks who attend my Blog Indiana session on Blogging for SEO! It’s only 12 days from the event, so be sure to register and be there. Attendees will get the guide for free. After the event, I’ll be posting the book on my blog for $99!

The book will cover all platforms and options – with comprehensive instructions to enable anyone to leverage blogging for business through great search engine optimization. Included in the ebook are the following chapters:

1. Understanding Search
2. Keyword Analysis
3. Why Blogging Works
4. Selecting Your Domain
5. Selecting Your Platform
6. Designing Your Blog
7. Extending Your Blog
8. Selecting Your Categories
9. Registering with Search
10. Getting on the Map
11. Robots and Sitemap
12. Communicating with Search Engines
13. Writing Post Titles
14. Customizing Post Slugs
15. Meta Data Enhancements
16. Writing for Blogs
17. User Generated Content
18. Guest Blogging
19. Promoting Your Blog
20. Generating Backlinks
21. Syndicating Your Blog
22. Social Media Integration
23. Monitoring Search
24. Turning Visitors into Customers
25. Re-igniting Old Content

Don’t miss out on Blog Indiana! Order your tickets today – it’s going to be the best blogging event in the Midwest and I believe it will rival many of the national and international events.

You might also find these posts interesting:

• Blogging for SEO at Blog Indiana 2009!
• Indianapolis Web Camp 2.0 – Get Your Hands Dirty
• The Most Important Feature of Your Corporate Blog
• Zack Legend Reports on BlogIN
• Congratulations on the Indiana Business Rally, Bitwise!

I wasn’t sure whether or not I was going to be able to make it North-side this week to the Indy Business Rally hosted by Bitwise Solutions, but I got up there a bit late and… wow!

Over 200 businesses showed up to the event, networked for a couple of hours and even raised $700 for Big Brother Big Sister of Indianapolis.

The great folks at Bitwise caught Adam Small of Connective Mobile and me on video, too!

I also got to catch up with good friend James Burnes from mediasauce. James and I worked at The Indianapolis Star together and used to do a ton of brainstorming on the next big thing (that would subsequently be shot down in flames by the powers-that-were).

Stay tuned to the Indiana Business Rally website for the next event!

You might also find these posts interesting:

• Blog Post Number 1,000 – Live from Techpoint!
• Indianapolis Web Camp 2.0 – Get Your Hands Dirty
• I’ll be in attendence at the TechPoint Summit on Friday
• Putting a Value on Social Media with Tourism
• Indy Business Makeover: Deadline is Tomorrow!

Powerfully simple. Simply powerful.

That’s it? That’s all we get? I checked the blogs and even called Webtrends VP, Jascha, to find out the scoop on the ominous message and date on the Webtrends site. I tried to squeeze some additional information out of the Webtrends social media guru, Justin.

No go. This is all we get:

I checked Twitter for #webtrends news: Matthew Bragg asked on Twitter:

CEO Alex Yoder stood up at the April 2009 Engage Conference and set some lofty goals for his organization. The company has gone through an entire restructuring and has made the news on embracing and integrating social media, and providing free access for customers to their data via the API.

Webtrends continues to intrigue me more than any other player on the market. I’ve actually started utilizing Webtrends personally and am looking forward to August 4th to finding out what’s next!

You might also find these posts interesting:

• Webtrends Rebranded… Reborn?
• What’s your Strategy for Customer Recovery?
• Thanks Webtrends!
• Bounce Rate Definition and Improvement
• Indianapolis Web Camp 2.0 – Get Your Hands Dirty