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ClickBank Hotshots Squidoo Lenses
Author: Stephen Carter
I Squidoo. Do you?
If you do not yet know what the term Squidoo refers to,
it is about time you found out. Especially if you have an online business of any description.
Created, in part, by Seth Godin, this collaborative portal allows anyone to create pages on
their favorite subject, unencumbered by the kind of heavy-handed editorial slashing that
takes place on other collaborative sites like Wikipedia (which I have given up on).
Squidoo consists of pages known as lenses. Each lens is simply a single page devoted to a subject
of your choice. For marketers and site promoters it is a fantastic place to add material. The
interface is simple, and new modules are continually added by the developers to extend the
range of things that can be done to flesh out a page. I like the fact that I can add RSS feeds
to a page, and you will see that I make extensive use of this option in my own Squidoo lenses.
Without further ado, and primarily because this page exists so that the search engines can actually
find my lenses on Squidoo, here they are. If you want to know more, follow the links!
My Squidoo Lenses
- ClickBank Reviews
- World of Warcraft Help
Summary
Squidoo is currently undergoing an explosive stage of growth, not unlike Wikipedia in the early
days. The primary difference between the two is that with Squidoo, people cannot erase your work
10 minutes after you have spent a hour creating your page. This means Squidoo will ultimately
leave Wikipedia far behind. Just as it should be.
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