There are two basic platforms to choose from when it comes to successful blogging: Wordpress and Blogger. Both of these options have advantages and disadvantages. Before you make your decision, you should read through the pros and cons of each and think about which will be best for your needs.
If you EVER want to drive free search engine traffic to your website, then without Market Samurai you're playing "SEO Roulette" with the odds stacked against you at 100 to 1, trying to "GUESS" the right keywords to target!
Your blog has the potential to be a money making magnet, if you know the right steps to take. Blogs once started as a sort of online diary. They’ve been totally transformed to fit a whole range of needs, from a place to house an online newspaper to a simple way to start an Internet stream of income.
Blog posts come in many different forms and lengths. If you want to keep your blog fresh and interesting, you should post often. Creating different types of blog posts will keep your audience interested. It will also keep you from being bored with your blog.
Before you can enjoy the increase in website activity through email signatures, you will need to create an appropriate signature. There are a few “rules” in creating an email signature to help website activity. The first rule is to keep your signature limited to four lines or less. If you create long signatures, it is likely the reader will completely tune out and not remember anything in your signature.
Friday, October 1st, 2010 Hello, 1,514 new subscribers in 3 days for pennies. That's what a guy Marlon Sanders met did and I wanted to share it with you. It's…
Starting a blog is easy – keeping a blog interesting and fresh is a whole other matter. While many marketers have no trouble beginning a niche blog, the sheer number of abandoned blogs around the ‘net speaks to the fact that many marketers don’t know what to do to keep a blog going.
There is no doubt that having a great salesletter can make or break a product. You can sell a phenomenal product to a tightly focused audience, and if the sales…
Guy Kawasaki, founder and Managing Director of Garage Technology Ventures, spoke to Stanford University students.
Here's my problem...I am a terrible typist. It takes me a long time to type out the words I want to get out. Hey, talk is cheap and time is after all money.