I've been busy this last week, further posting and frequenting new sites, many of which I have been a member of for many years but some new ones also. This post is partly to help me keep track of where I have been and what I have been doing, so I can at least follow and find my way back if I loose track, which I often do these days. But it also serves to help bring visitors from my Blogger account across to these new places.
First off SEMRUSH - I used this service a lot back in my days at the domain registrar, I didn't really get a chance to comment on many of the great articles, but I've used my time this week to do just that, so here I am Adrian Lawrence on SEMRush.
Semrush is very similar to ahrefs which I have used for very many years.
BT Business forum - this is a strangely low profile forum for what is a jumbo company and their huge UK base of customers. But all the same I have been a BT customer on and off for 30 years so its great to have a connection with them at last.
My family were with BT for ages and we all made a small amount of money from their floatation back in the 1980's I can't believe that was so long ago but it was now!
Product Hunt is a place I have had an account for a few years, but almost forgot about it, anyway this time I've spent extra time and effort making a better profile with more detail and links through to our site. Check out Adrian Lawrence on Producthunt.
Product hunts is a very cool site and a great way to get products off the ground. See also my wefund profile
Shopify is another interesting site it is a very rapidly growing Ecommerce script, and in something like the Prestashop format, in that way it is like so many of these out there it does have SEO issues and in response to that a whole community of SEO outfits have sprung up helping Shopify stores to make the most out of what they have.
I joined the Shopify Community for the first time this week so I can drop in my two pennies worth of advice also. Not sure if I can pick up customers or work from this type of approach but it is a way for me to learn more about the SEO Shopify niche area.
Seed and Spark is a kind of Seed investment site a little bit like kickstarter and many of those other similar ones. I've been busy supporting a good number of projects and actually funded a few directly also, it really will be interesting to see how these turn out. Adrian on Seed and Spark is my profile and this site is focussed mostly onto the media and film creation niche, so a very highly creative area.
Mini sites on Google seem to perform well also.
I plan to keep working on this profiles until they get some traction which hopefully won't be too long given how strong these sites appear to be.
I've invested in a lot of small early stage busineses maybe 40 or so, but each time my investment has been small, but as they say every little helps, and all of the projects I've invested in are very worthwhile ventures.
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