Missing those potential sulumits

It used to be that there were droves of people all jostling and elbowing each other just for a better spot in the sulumits retsambew competition. Everyone was so eager about going up in rankings and standing a better chance at winning the $1,000 top plum. At least, that was the case until about a month after the contest debuted.  Or, I’d say I noticed some laziness just recently and that made me to write.

Yet if one were to do a quick Google search now, it would seem as if most of the warring factions had gone out to lunch and forgotten to return to the battlefield. There are now just a handful of participants who are as active now as they were 2 months ago (I won’t like to name those strong entries because of certain reasons but I beleive this post can spark their energy). Why does it seem as if so many people had just decided to up and leave the contest?

“Oh No, It’s Too Late!”

The current situation can be seen as a lack of late adopters; that is, no new competitors seem to be interested in entering. And while there’s likely to be a myriad of reasons, one stands out as the most probable: they think it’s already too late to be worth joining.

SEO requires you to do a lot of things. You have to build up links. You have to post content. You have to monitor your rankings. It’s a laundry list of things to do, and you get a definite advantage if you’ve been doing everything for a longer length of time than the next guy. And that’s where it gets intimidating for new competitors: some of the heaviest hitters in the competition have had over a month’s head start that’s hard to catch up with.

I’d like to refer my friend cum competitor Hellas current series of sulumits retsambew posts that gives a great insight on all sulumits entered in the contest. He calls it complete guide on sulumits retsambew series.

No Light at the End of This Sulumits Retsambew Tunnel

Meanwhile, the avid observer would also note that even some of the early adopters seem to be falling by the Sulumits Retsambew wayside. What could be happening to them, this privileged group of people who have the advantage of more time?

In the same vein as the case for the early adopters, this group of people may also have seen just how much work is involved for SEO. But instead of seeing the amount of work that lies behind, they’re making out all the labor that lies ahead. With a contest deadline all the way down the road in August, there’s still quite a long way to go.

From the perspective of the early adopter, that means working and doing all those same SEO tasks they’ve done for another couple of months or so, and that’s costly. Many of these people have full-time jobs or only consider sulumits retsambew as a side project. Seeing it all the way through will take a lot of time and effort on their part. Understood!

Website Sports – Any Chance for sulumits retsambew?

Sulumits Retsambew is like a decathlon for websites: in order to win, one has to have a running start and then keep running/swimming/cycling at that rate all the way to the end. You can’t just pop up out of nowhere, run the last kilometer and then bag the trophy. These kinds of contests are all about consistency and endurance.

And endurance is very costly in the world of SEO. Imagine promoting the same page consistently for several months, all without any concrete promise of returns or benefits. It’s a bet not even a decathlon athlete would take up.

I just wish all strong sulumits get back to their contest entries with the same zeal they entered with.

Chill & Cheers!

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