iPhone Publishing with Semiomantics

August 24th , 2010 → 7:11 pm @ Yorgo Nestoridis // No Comments

1 How to reach Google Top 10 with your iPhone
1.1 Semiomantics Converter Site
1.2 Integrated Semiomantics Converter

How to reach Google Top 10 with your iPhone

I have tried for a while: blogging from the iPhone using just the normal WordPress application and then expecting results. here is the problem: when you use the iPhone appi to post to WordPress, your editing tools are limited. If you are used to Semiomantics standards when editing, the WP Application is definitely insufficient… or was I wrong?

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Semiomantics Converter Site

The new Semiomantics XO Media script can act as a converter.

Here is my test set-up:

in stead of posting directly to my main site, I post to a new Semiomantics XO Media site, which is configured to convert the post into a Semiomantics standard format. That converted post is then fed into the main blog.

Result: It works brilliantly!

Integrated Semiomantics Converter

Of course the next challenge was then to build the converter directly into the destination site. Test site is my Yorgo Nestoridis site.

Result: absolutely smashing.

The first test post was this after-noon’s McDonald’s joins Garden Route Directory. Target key-words: “McDonald’s (or McDonalds) Garden Route” and we hit the top of Google right away!

McDonalds Garden Route

Half an hour later, when the post has propagated half way through the YORGOO Publishing network, the result changed …

McDonalds Garden Route on Google Top 10

It changed, but not really that much and by tomorrow it will change again. Worth while noting: the original post has been published first at Yorgo Nestoridis (.com).

With this successful conversion Semiomantics reaches a new milestone in ‘mobile publishing’.

Author: Yorgo Nestoridis, Media Marketing & Publishing, Founder of YORGOO Publishing, YORGOO Press and Semiomantics.

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