Hello, I'm a SEO Manger ina Miai web design company. I'm in intenet marketing and smm now. Would be

That's why I think RevPages could be time limited. Most RevPages are about programs which are top today but nonexisting tomorrow. Even mine are. Accessing articles through the members name would have some disadvantages too. There are too many members. In the end one would concentrate on a few members and miss some interesting articles by less known writers. Maybe a commission should be setup to monitor and eliminate the obsolete and "inadequate" ones. Wouldn't that be a position for you? You cou

I think the trick would be to have easy access to the articles and RevPages written by a member. That way, when you appreciate the quality of writing, you can go on and read all he/she wrote. Cause frankly, I don't think the percentage of stuff food enough to read is very high, and that's not counting what is obsolete, like programs that no longer exist, advice that worked in 2007 but is useless now

Yes, and the group doesn't move to oblivion. Which brings me to another subject: there are over 2000 article pages and 600 RevPages. I guess, we should try to find another way to show the pages. Maybe two columns instead of one. Or 50 articles/RevPages on one page. Even if you use the directory you still get lost. And nobody will go to page 600 for doing a review. RevPages could be time limited. Articles is more complicated. Deleting them would mean reducing the knowledge base. Maybe you have a

No worry, Eric. The more people join groups on specific topics, the better and clearer the info will be in those groups :)

Right Philippe, forgot to mention this!

Another thing, Victoria, I suggest you join Mohann's SEO group, any expertise of info in that area is always welcome

@Victoriy Thanks for joining the group. If you have some articles about SEO, please let me know. I will make sure they will be published on the resource page. Will send you a contact request. Make sure to contact Mohann too. He's a SEO "guru" here on APSense.

welcome victoria