use of Squidoo???

Well, I try to build something in Squidoo, but I don't know how to use it in the best way and how shich module I should add.
Now, I am very confused. Anyone can give me some suggestions?

 

It is not as difficult as it you think. Look at the examples of available lenses (other people lens) and you will see that they are using almost the same modules.

Also in the top right corner there is a hint - the completeness of the lens, and some suggestions - what else you can do to complete your lens.

And an example of the lens http://www.squidoo.com/worksforweb-classifieds-software

 

There are nothing any confusion, first you need to register and there all options you can once after login. Just Go through this what you want. By the way you can view by preview option and also edit it before publish.

Try by yourself..
Good Luck!!

 

Everyone, by now, has heard of Seth Godin's Squidoo and many of you may have a lens or two in place already. But as a marketer are you maximising the potential of your lens? This series of articles discusses how to use Squidoo effectively as a marketing tool.

The idea behind Squidoo was that each person's lens would present a view of any topic that interested them. That it would then contain that person's links to related websites, blogs, RSS feeds, eBay, etc. Anyone looking for similar information would then use such a lens as a starting point for their own searches. As Squidoo is indexed constantly by the major search engines, and is possibly considered an authority site by Google, it is a good place to put a link to your site or blog. Many marketers are indeed using Squidoo for this purpose and this purpose alone. Nothing wrong with that, of course. However, just because Google appears to favour Squidoo at the moment, this does not mean this will always be the case. As more lenses are put up, some of which may be of dubious quality, Google may eventually lower it's importance.

So in the future we may have to come up with more imaginative ways of using Squidoo effectively.

Squidoo lens are very easy to set up and I won't go into the mechanics now...just head on over to squidoo.com and have a go at it...but before you do remember these three key points:-

1. Choosing a name for your lens
When choosing a name for your lens, this becomes your page title (you can change it later). So if your lens is about 'making english sausages'...name your lens 'How to Make English Sausages'. If your lens is about a product, then pick that.

2. Choosing a domain name for your lens
When choosing your page name, remember you should treat this in exactly the same way as you would select a relevant domain or sub-domain name. So taking the example above you would select /how-to-make-english-sausages (This can not be changed later.)
Now, you may not have to go to that level of targeting...but remember lenses are being put up all the time and the more common keywords are disappearing fast.
Anyway, by choosing your title and domain name carefully it is relatively easy to get a good natural SERPS ranking.

3. Selecting the right content for your lens
When choosing content for your lens, think of it as you would a landing page. You can add three keywords when you first set up your lens but you can also add more later...do so.
Squidoo encourages you to add a whole range of modules, such as Amazon, eBay, etc because that's how they can best monetise your lens. But remember this is a whole bunch of exit routes away from your lens. So I would not use them. However there is one I would use...
If you have a related blog that you update regularly, then add an RSS feed from it to your lens. In that way your lens gets refreshed regularly.
So, to sum up...Squidoo lenses are a good source for back links to your site or blog, but if used effectively they can become valuable marketing tools in their own right. In the next article I discuss how you can use Squidoo lenses to create your own mini traffic network, so look out for that.

Source: http://ezinearticles.com/?How-to-Use-Squidoo-Effectively&id=481317

 

Yeah! You should use Squidoo for your SEO & Market purpose. I know that it maybe a little confusing at a first sight, but with a little of practice you should understand everything and use it pretty easily.
As it has been said before, look at the already existing lenses and see what modules they're using.

Just my 2 cents.