Comments on: Semiologic Pro 6.0 Review – Denis De Bernardy Strikes Back http://www.danielmolano.com/internet-marketing/semiologic-pro-6-0-review-denis-de-bernardy-strikes-back/ Mon, 02 Jan 2012 02:57:52 +0000 hourly 1 By: Sam http://www.danielmolano.com/internet-marketing/semiologic-pro-6-0-review-denis-de-bernardy-strikes-back/#comment-982 Sam Tue, 11 May 2010 04:43:15 +0000 http://www.danielmolano.com/?p=1953#comment-982 As an experienced Wordpress user, I didn't see the point in spending the money on this program but for some reason, kept coming back to it. I recently finally took the plunge and I'm really glad I did. It's saving me time and therefore money and it's great for SEO. As an experienced WordPress user, I didn't see the point in spending the money on this program but for some reason, kept coming back to it. I recently finally took the plunge and I'm really glad I did. It's saving me time and therefore money and it's great for SEO.

]]> By: The Thrifty Grad http://www.danielmolano.com/internet-marketing/semiologic-pro-6-0-review-denis-de-bernardy-strikes-back/#comment-720 The Thrifty Grad Sat, 14 Nov 2009 04:25:07 +0000 http://www.danielmolano.com/?p=1953#comment-720 As a prior owner of Sem Pro, I can tell you that my concern was always the look of the blogs I created. They just seemed too blah. As such, I let my membership lapse. As I've matured in my internet marketing experience, I've come to realize that glitzy themes simply aren't as important as other facets of web design -- creating quality content, building back links, optimizing onsite seo, etc. I was wasting hours upon hours searching for the "perfect" theme for my sites -- and, of course, every site is different, so I had to start the search over again for each new site. My new model is to stick to one simple, clean theme for each new site and spend all the extra time on creating more content and building more links. As such, I've decided to give Semiologic another try. Thanks for the quality review, Daniel. Respectfully, Dan P.S: The site linked to my name will soon be upgraded with Sem Pro. As a prior owner of Sem Pro, I can tell you that my concern was always the look of the blogs I created. They just seemed too blah. As such, I let my membership lapse.

As I've matured in my internet marketing experience, I've come to realize that glitzy themes simply aren't as important as other facets of web design — creating quality content, building back links, optimizing onsite seo, etc. I was wasting hours upon hours searching for the "perfect" theme for my sites — and, of course, every site is different, so I had to start the search over again for each new site.

My new model is to stick to one simple, clean theme for each new site and spend all the extra time on creating more content and building more links. As such, I've decided to give Semiologic another try.

Thanks for the quality review, Daniel.

Respectfully,

Dan

P.S: The site linked to my name will soon be upgraded with Sem Pro.

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