28-12-2010, 02:00 PM
Taking in to account that you just overclocked a calculator, when I went too watch. The stream had ended. You either
A) Record all your streams so they can be viewed later.
B) Include written instructions a long with your videos.
Google can't "read" videos, so you're relying primarily on your article title, but if you write something, then you have a whole lot of extra keywords too assist. Personally, I wouldn't hope for too much from a geeks blog. They are primarily for noting down ideas and software, as opposed too building a community. Your best bet is too do something that will get you featured on a high profile blog- E.G Lifehacker, Gizmodo, Engadget etc. etc.
A) Record all your streams so they can be viewed later.
B) Include written instructions a long with your videos.
Google can't "read" videos, so you're relying primarily on your article title, but if you write something, then you have a whole lot of extra keywords too assist. Personally, I wouldn't hope for too much from a geeks blog. They are primarily for noting down ideas and software, as opposed too building a community. Your best bet is too do something that will get you featured on a high profile blog- E.G Lifehacker, Gizmodo, Engadget etc. etc.
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