There are more than 1.29 million blogs listed on Technorati alone. In 2010 there were more than 1.5 million regular bloggers. That number must have grown. So, it may be fair to say that every topic has been written about. But with billions of people in this world, and the web a massively huge field [...]
Have you reached the blog reader stagnation station? Join the club! Throughout my journey as an avid blogs reader, I have come across what I like to call: "The dumb, dumber and dumbest catastrophic blogging syndrome!" Let's discuss them one by one. A Dumb Blogger Is Careless! Some people see business blogs as a "fashion" [...]
Whether you are adding a blog to an existing website or starting a blog as the primary web presence for your small business, you are probably planning to take the least expensive route and do all the writing yourself. But you may be wondering if your writing is good enough to pull it off. How can you evaluate your own blogging potential?
More B2B businesses are starting to realize the unquestionable significance of content curation to their overall marketing strategy.
If done right, content curation can create massive branding and SEO rewards for your business
Bing does matter to bloggers (or at least for post targeting news related keyword terms. Thus, the case can be made that if you are a blogger posting on news related topic, Bing is friendlier than Google.
Did you ever have to convince someone that getting lots of traffic is not the point of SEO? Check out this case study to see just how useless traffic can be.
How do you create content that is evergreen, not time sensitive? What should you write for your blog that will be long-lasting rather than transiently interesting? Here are some tips and things to keep in mind for writing durable content for your blog.
If, like me, you’ve been using Creative Commons for far too long and need another resource for sourcing free photos for use on the internet, here are five alternatives that I’ve found to be particularly good.
“A lot of times, people don’t know what they want until you show it to them.”
We get distracted by the next shiny object and lose sight of the essentials – the key things we need to keep continued focus on in order to succeed online.
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