Is Sean Wu’s ‘Tag And Ping-The Next Generation of Blog and Ping!’ E-Book Worth Buying?
Since the advent of Web 2.0, which is the new evolved version of World Wide Web 1.0, interaction between people and online sites was taken into a whole new level. Web 2.0 is different from the normal Web 1.0, because it focuses more on networking, communications, socialization with people all over the world.
Web 2.0 has features and services that the normal Web 1.0 do not have. Among these features and services are Blogs, RSS or Really Simple Syndication, Podcasts, Social Bookmarking and Tag and Ping.
The main purpose of this review is to find out more about the Tag and Ping technology from Sean Wu’s ‘Tag and Ping- The Next Generation of Blog and Ping!’ e-book. Whether or not the information is easy as it is practical to be applied on websites and if the e-book is as good as the critics said it was, we’re about to find out.
Tag and Ping works by creating keyword tags on your blogs or on other social bookmarking services and then pinging those tags to social bookmarking sites to achieve quality links. Tag and Ping is a technology so advanced that they have the power to drive huge amounts of traffic to your blog, generate high reciprocal backlinks from authority sites and quickly increase the recognition of your site in search engines such as Google in a short span of time.
In more simpler terms, Tag and Ping has the ability to bring people to your blog. And when you have visitors to your website, your products will have more exposure and thus, more sales.
Sounds good, doesn’t it?
Sean Wu’s Tag and Ping e-book shows: - proper ways to create HTML or Hypertext Markup Language Tags on your blog
- how social bookmarking authority sites such as Technorati and IceRocket can help play a part in ‘picking up’ your tags and making sure that they’re working
- necessary social and tag tools and plug ins to embed to your blog
- how to automate tag and ping services
- advanced ways to quickly turn your site into an ‘authority site’
Sean Wu makes it look so easy for first-timers to properly understand the technological mambo jumbo of HTML and other Tag and Ping terminologies. He also shows pictorial Step-By-Step procedures on how to apply the Tag and Ping strategies to make it easier for beginners to follow through.
Overall, Sean Wu’s e-book covered every single thing related to Tag and Ping strategies. I’m very impressed by this young Thailand kid’s abilities to put together one of the best of what web 2.0 can offer. These strategies are the very answer to generating HUGE amounts of traffic to your blog and the start of accumulating large amounts of profit for your business.
