I always encourage bloggers that want to take themselves seriously to get their own hosting, and manage their own site. The most common pushback I get is the price of hosting. You can get your blog hosted for free. It is pretty easy.
Continue reading...9. March 2010
That's right. Don't. Bear with me on the following journey. I promise, there is an important lesson to be learned that will make you money.
Continue reading...8. March 2010
What's the most common problem that growing blogs always run into? Their Wordpress site needs to be cached in order to handle the growing influx of traffic.
Continue reading...3. March 2010
For most blogs, comments are the lifeblood of pageviews. What do pageviews turn into? Ad impressions. That’s the business gold behind comments, but there are a lot more benefits including community building, site loyalty, and more. There are many ways to get more comments on your blog, and they are all very easy. 1) Just ask for [...]
Continue reading...2. March 2010
If you are sick of hearing about social networking, join the club. However, there is real value in the traffic that it can generate for your site. Does that mean you need to add social networking buttons to your blog or website? Probably. But don’t go crazy. You should care about the traffic that can be generated by [...]
Continue reading...5. January 2010
If you are not the tech savvy type, I'd be willing to bet your site loads slower than it should. Most amateur bloggers (and some professional ones) are not very good developers. Here's where I would normally make the case for hiring a firm like BlogCraving to handle these things for you, but this time I will spare you. Let's just jump right to the point and find out if your site is a load hog.
Continue reading...1. January 2010
I hate New Year’s resolutions. The whole ideas is just silly to me. However, the first of the year for whatever reason feels like a blank slate. There is a new sense of possibility that only seems to come around this time of year.
Continue reading...31. December 2009
When building your online business (or any business really), you'll quickly realize that you can't do it all yourself. You are simply going to have to hire some help. It does not mean you have to go out and start hiring full time employees. However, you'll probably need a few contract or project guru's to help you along the way.
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10. March 2010
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