The Official SearchWarp BlogSearchWarp (12)   SearchWarp The Web Search: SearchWarp's Past and Present!Posted Saturday, June 14, 2008 (40 days 10 hours ago.) Viewed 26 times. Recently, we reintroduced web searching functionality for SearchWarp.com readers and writers. In addition to searching articles on SearchWarp, you can now search the internet. Searchwarp's new web search, powered by Yahoo!, is at the top of every page of the site. Simply type in your keywords and click "Search the Web." On your results page, you'll see a listing of the top sites featuring your keywords. You'll also see a tag cloud of the most popular searches at that time. Our hope is that SearchWarp.com can be a place where you can find the information you're looking for, through either our excellent catalog of articles or our thorough search of other sites on the internet. Make SearchWarp.com your home. And while you're here, write an article about what YOU know, and join in the conversation! Rob Trahan, SearchWarp.com Marketing Director 
Permalink Comments (1) New Features Added To SearchWarpPosted Thursday, May 15, 2008 (70 days 4 hours ago.) Viewed 11 times. We are happy to announce three new features for our authors at SearchWarp.com. We are always striving to make SearchWarp.com not just a destination, but a home. With that in mind, here are three more ways to make you, the author, feel at home.
Permalink Comments (0) How To Benefit From SearchWarp Tag CloudsPosted Wednesday, April 30, 2008 (85 days 2 hours ago.) Viewed 16 times. By now I'm sure you've noticed the large box full of search keywords at the top of your list of articles. This is the new SearchWarp.com tag cloud. The tag clouds on SearchWarp.com aren't like traditional tag clouds. Ordinarily, tag clouds are used to show the reader what keywords submitters used on their submissions. For example, a stock photography site might use a tag cloud on a group of images so a user could see what keywords to search to find what they are looking for. Make sense? By contrast, the SearchWarp.com tag cloud works to show you, the writer, what keywords readers use to find your articles. It is a quick way to see what is popular right now. How It Works The tag clouds are automatically generated. The newest search keywords are at the top of the cloud and the more common the phrase, the bigger it is. SearchWarp.com also has a global tag cloud, which can be accessed from the home page. How It Benefits You Consider the tag cloud as a snapshot. It shows you what people are searching for at any given moment, and how many are searching. For example, right now May 2008 horoscopes is the top search, plus it's a highly searched topic. If you write about horoscopes, you could take that into consideration when writing your next article. If the tag cloud does not interest you, turning it off is simple. Just go to your list of articles and click "Don't Display Tag Cloud." So there you go. Another innovation by the staff at SearchWarp.com. Use it. Enjoy it. Write! Rob Trahan SearchWarp.com Marketing Director
Permalink Comments (1) What I Need To Know About The SearchWarp Readers' ClubPosted Monday, April 28, 2008 (87 days 4 hours ago.) Viewed 9 times. You've no doubt noticed some interesting new enhancements to SearchWarp in recent weeks. Tag clouds, improved comments, the return of the writing contests and more. One new feature that has gone a little under the radar is the Readers' Club. Once you understand what it is and what value it has, the Readers' Club will be your new best friend! How It Works You read and rate an article and receive a point. If you leave a comment of at least 10 characters, you receive another point. For every point you receive, one of your articles will be read and rated by a peer. It's that simple. What's In It For You Most importantly, your articles get read. That is why you write, after all! In addition, articles with comments tend to receive more traffic than those without. The more you read and comment, the more of your articles will be read and commented on. It's win-win. And I don't even need to mention the added benefit of learning something from your fellow SearchWarp writers. That just goes without saying (even though technically I just said it). There you go, the SearchWarp Reader's Club in a nutshell. Read, rate, comment. Repeat as desired. Now get to it! Rob Trahan SearchWarp Marketing Director Next up on the blog: Tag Clouds
Permalink Comments (0) New Additions and Updates to SearchWarpPosted Monday, April 21, 2008 (94 days 3 hours ago.) Viewed 23 times. Do you miss the regular writing contests held on SearchWarp? Do you miss the regular SearchWarp announcements and newsletters? We hope so ... We are happy to announce that SearchWarp has just hired Rob Trahan as our new Marketing Director! Rob has many years of experience working with corporate branding and marketing, as well as a passion for the Internet and all things cutting-edge. His responsibilities at SearchWarp will include improving communication with the members of SearchWarp by reviving the regular newsletters, blogging here on the official SearchWarp blog, and engineering new contests for you, our members! Rob will also be working new ideas to attract new writers. If you get a chance, please drop a note to Rob to welcome him to SearchWarp. It's hard for us to write about SearchWarp itself. SearchWarp is a great web site only because of the great writers who choose to contribute, and no matter what new features are added to SearchWarp, the web site is only a simple medium which allows some truly fascinating writers to be published and read by thousands. That being said, here are some of the new features that have been added over the past few months:
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