I was researching something SEO related today when I cam across a great article about getting more traffic to your website or blog. The article actually lists 20 great ideas. There were some suggestions that I’ve been utilizing since the stone age, but there were more that I’d never considered – as in EVER. It’s [...]
You’ve heard how fun (and financially rewarding) a website and/or can be. Your only problem is that, like most people, you don’t know how to build one.
…or register a domain…
…or make the graphics…
…or submit it to search engines…
…or add pictures…
…or add Google ads…
…..etc. after discouraging etc…..
To cut to the chase, you need a little help!
Your options?———–
The Internet is full of Saturday Morning Bloggers. These bloggers ignore their blogs all week, then they post a few dozen articles in their blog and then spend a few hours adding comments to other blogs. This is a great way to spend a Saturday, but it provides very little SEO marketing benefits.
Search engines need a steady flow of content. Most blogs that appear in a web search have a post that has been published within the last few hours. Dozens of blog search engines operate…….
Many folks who try to make money blogging are often short-sighted in their monetary goals. At first glance, for example, Google AdSense seems to be the absolute best and easiest way to generate income from your blog, especially if you generate massive amounts of traffic. After all, you’re receiving hundreds of clicks daily, and they add up quickly. Ultimately, however, you’re trading $20 or $30 sales for 10 or 15 cent clicks. Although you’ll have more clicks than sales, simple math tells you that even if 1% of your clicks bought a product that earned you a $20 commission instead, you’d be doing $5 or $10 better than with AdSense. The truth is though, if you have a credible and respected blog, your income could be five or ten times that amount.
One of the most important skills of any marketer (or anyone else for that matter) is the ability to do research quickly, effectively and to communicate information that differs from what “the masses” do. This article presents a 3 step strategy for using blogs to help in this. Over the past year or so, blogs have become huge. Before the 2004 U.S. election, scarce anyone heard of blogs. But with the bloggers doing their own version of the news, even computer illiterate people have at least heard of blogs…….
by Brian Kindsvater
RSS feeds are the latest craze. Supposedly, they will replace email and RSS does have its advantages. However, it is time to put theory aside.
In the real world RSS feeds can be used with email. This powerful combination has been overlooked by many webmasters and Internet users……
There’s a great article, 5 Ways Blogging Can Help Your Business – Just in case there’s anyone out there who hasn’t jumped on the blogging bandwagon yet! Be sure to check out the “Related Links” to the side too. Good stuff, sure ’nuff. Joi
by Robert Bercume A short definition of blogging: A “blog” (derived from the term “web log”) is basically just a website — with two key differences: First, it’s extremely easy to add information to it. A blog is like an online journal, so you just log in, type what happened today, post it, and you’re [...]
by Martin Andrew Everybody is raving on about blogs, it seems everyone has one, and it seems that everyone is telling you that if you want to get on in Internet Marketing you need one too!! But what exactly is this Blogging Thing?? OK well like everything else, theres the Long answer, the short answer, [...]
We’re implementing a few changes and improvements at Hightide. One will involve bloggers….(there are lots of us afoot!)…..and will, hopefully help many people improve their whold blogging experience…..
