> You and others on the list may be interested to know that I just > began working at the More Good Foundation, a brand new non-profit > group that will do search engine optimization and internet marketing > for LDS websites. We are out to find and promote faithful, positive > LDS web sites, big or small. <snip> > > Our overall goal is to improve the Church's image on the web, > especially for non-members. We're not quite set up (we just moved > into our office Monday) but please feel free to email me > ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) if this sounds like something you'd > like to help with. Again, this could mean as little as 30 minutes a > week -- we'd like as many volunteers as are willing to help. And if > you have any opinions or comments, I'd be interested in those too.
Others milage may vary in this, but I have found that one key component of getting a high Google PageRank with my websites is getting them listed in the Open Directory Project [1]. In fact, I found this to be so critical that I eventually applied to become an editor, and for similar reasons to those that you describe above, I ultimately became responsible for the LDS category. 1. http://dmoz.org/ The problem is, there are far too many sites and categories for me to keep up with, so there is a constant back-log of new sites to review. Perhaps someone from your organization (or anyone on the list, for that matter) would be interested in joining the ODP, and helping me list good LDS sites, which will increase their global net visibility. Charles -- He lit a match To check gas tank That's why They call him Skinless frank Burma-Shave http://burma-shave.org/jingles/1959/he_lit_a _______________________________________________ Ldsoss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ldsoss.org/mailman/listinfo/ldsoss
