Jan 25 2008

BlogRant: I’m the fifth most searchable Vancouver blogger in the world today. Hooray!

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In case anyone was wondering as to the result of the Vancouver Blogger SEO experiment, here they are:

Before I blogged this post at 11:38 pm on January 24, Currents wasn’t even on the first six pages when searching for the phrase “Vancouver blogger” (I just stopped looking after page six, since I was somewhat depressed that after three years of blogging, my site just wasn’t making the cut).

As of 10:15 pm on January 25, Currents (well, Jonathon Narvey, anyway – I’m not sure why my blog title isn’t getting picked up) is ranked number 5 on page 1 for Yahoo searches for “Vancouver blogger”. I’m just behind Urban Vancouver (#1, good for you!), the Vancouver blogger meetup group, Pacific IT’s interview with Alphablogs expert blogging consultant Isabella Mori, and uberblogger/marketing guru Darren Barefoot (who really ought to be disqualified, since he spends most of his time jet-setting in Europe. Ah, well, he’s here in spirit).

Following close behind Currents at #6 is superstar entrepreneur and all around nice guy John Chow’s post about meeting with the rest of the Vancouver blogger gang. Take that, John! You may make more money in a month from blogging than some people make in a year, but… um, hmmmm, where was I going with this? Oh, right, if you want to learn how to make serious money from blogging while being an all around nice guy, check out johnchow.com

But in regard to the SEO experiment, it appears good old keywords really do the trick. Who knew?

In any case, it’s nice to be on the first page for a day. It probably won’t last, but at least I can now say I’ve been there. Cheers, loyal Currents readers.

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Dec 23 2007

Photos

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Photography and videos from New Media wonk Jonathon Narvey. Enjoy.

Photos on Flickr

Videos on YouTube

 

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Dec 26 2006

jnarvey.COM 2006 in review

Vancouver real estate, Canada’s mission in Afghanistan, the rise of Stephen Harper’s radical centrist Conservative party, trading and baiting with China, environmentalists up in arms… It’s only been a few months since the switch over from the old site, but jnarvey.COM has covered a lot of ground this season.

Enjoy the end of year celebration. With 2010 Vancouver Olympics preparations ongoing, a federal election in the offing, and nations picking fights in far too many parts of the world, 2007 promises to be a busy year. Thanks for reading.

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