When you build a site about amateur radio you want lots of visitors. Right?
VE2DPE's Ham Radio Blog
The ham radio blog (below) plays an essential role in my "triple action" communication strategy.
This Web site is especially designed to assert itself among amateur radio related Web sites. (How? See the "Powered by..." at the bottom of each page).
This blog, on the other hand, is designed to offer an extra access to the Web site's content (through RSS feeds), thus augmenting its "visibility" on the Web.
Last, but not least, this blog also enables me to publish special timely posts containing my comments on amateur radio related news and events, as they happen.
In other words, I am using every available channel of communication, on the Web, to make my information accessible to the largest audience possible.
A Proven Infopublishing Technique
I use a unique "infopublishing" process to give widespread access to my content, not only with this site, but with all my other sites!
Like so many other things in this world, amateur radio is changing.
This blog's mission is to help you stay tuned to the frequency of exciting changes that are occurring in amateur radio!
HamRadioSecrets.com Blog
Largest Solar Storm Since 2005
Coronal mass ejection (CME) to reach Earth Jan. 24 at 14:18 UTC. Latest news here http://bit.ly/dlKNHX
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HamRadioSecrets.com promoted ham radio to 130,000 visitors in 2011 with these tools.
Ham Radio Site Reorganization
Please be advised that we have undertaken a reorganization of some of the content of HamRadioSecrets.com.
Our goal, in doing so, is to increase the quality of the information we share with you on our site and, ultimately, better serve our constantly growing number of visitors.
Some of the information, previously available in PDF files, will be made available again, but in a format easier to update.
We will post an update here, as soon as we can, to inform you on how and where to find the information pages you may have bookmarked in the past.
Please accept our sincere apologies for the inconvenience.
We thank you for understanding.
73 de VE2DPE Claude Jollet Owner & Editor HamRadioSecrets.com
SDR XMTR
Work has begun (specs) on the QS1T (XMTR), the ideal companion to the QS1R SDR receiver.
Ham Radio Sites Should Get Traffic Like This
Many ham radio sites suffer from lack of traffic. It is a shame because it is so easy to engineer a site to get lots of traffic. Here is how I did it.
Sponsor ads on HamRadioSecrets.com are very affordable. They are rewarding because they are exposed to a steady flow of highly focused visitor traffic.
