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The Point of This Post (yes, I do have one) isto share a few websites I've joined since becoming a dedicated blogger. Bear in mind that I have only been blogging regularly since last August, so this may be old news to you. At any rate, I've found these sites useful in building my blog:
EeBay’s latest ad campaign includes promoting the eBay Green Team by pointing out how environmentally kind and ethical wearing previously owned clothing is: The greenest product is the one that already exists.
The facts presented in the promotion may be new, but the principal probably isn’t news to vintage fashion lovers & those who are generally thrifty. The question is, do you think this will change buying habits?
Those of us who are active in Social Media realize it's value as both a new form of expression and as a new form of promotion.
But many local businesses still don't "get it". They don't understand the whole social media phenomenon and are skeptical that it has anything to offer their local business.
But can social media be an effective advertising, marketing or sales tool for local business? How have YOU used social media to boost local business?
Recently a friend mentioned something to me that made me firm up my decision to do this on my own. She pointed out that the sample of the manuscript I sent her was in the wrong font and spacing for agents to read and that they would likely just throw it out without giving it a chance. She was being kind in pointing it out but the thing that struck me is, fuck that! I like the font I write in. I use it because I like to read it and how it looks. I really don't care if someone doesn't like it. That's a stupid reason not to read something.
After spending way too much time on Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook lately, I can’t help but notice the amount of content people are generating and aggregating. I follow people “professionally” on Twitter and LinkedIn, and I see articles and blog posts on almost every topic imaginable. People are using social media to develop their personal and professional brands.
So is content the new black? Is content replacing creative?
Maybe replacing isn’t the right word, but content is definitely making a comeback.
After writing a post on Scribe SEO, I've got an email from a reader about the balance between writing mechanically 100% SEO correct blog posts vs writing more human and more authentic blog posts? What do you think? How do you write your posts?
How do we communicate? What tools have we used to communicate? What tools do we use to communicate? Evidently, these are questions that pop-up in my head and in the heads of many who are trying to make sense of our ever-changing world.
The Brady Campaign has initiated a bully campaign against Starbucks in the hopes to intimidate them into changing their policy on patrons openly displaying their sidearms in states where open-carry is legal. Starbucks has fired back saying they do not appreciate being drawn into this debate, and request both pro-gun and anti-gun forces to take their battle to state legislatures. It is my view that the Brady Campaign has crossed the line and are bordering on harassment, and Starbucks would be in the right to take legal action. What do you think?
Alright folks, I am test driving a new feature here on the blog, which I hope benefits all of my readers here! The feature is called Ask Me, where I humbly subject myself to all kinds of crazy (and hopefully a few sane) questions of whatever springs into your lovely little heads. Here’s how it’s gonna work.
We've done our keyword research and think there's 1,600 searches a month going begging. This Seed contains advice that will help you claim grow your blogs traffic.
Why not find your own keyword and document your own experiment then share it with the community like we are. I guarantee the results will amaze you!
On the heels of the FCC considering a “Do Not Track” list, similar to the “Do Not Call” list, allowing people on the internet to opt-out of being tracked by web sites and online marketers, (not to mention the European Union’s Do Not Track legislation), now both Firefox and Chrome have announced that they will add “Do Not Track” features.
Everyone with a blog or a website wants it to have a good search engine ranking. Many choose to optimize their web pages for free listings in the natural results. Others buy their way onto the first page of the search results with sponsored ads. Almost all select the keywords they want to target in their SEO and AdWords campaigns using the Google AdWords Keyword Tool.
You know those annoying little ads on the right-hand side bar on facebook? Yes, those can actually be quite helpful! For all of you bloggers out there who pay to advertise your business or even your blog on other blogs, why waste your time and your money when you can do the same thing on facebook for probably better results and maybe even less money!
Being ordinary American consumers, we feel pretty safe in assuming that we’re not alone in our diligent commitment to utilizing every possible self-service option at our disposal before we eventually suck it up and make that dreaded 1-800 customer service call for help...
Know you need to utilize social media for business or personal use and just not sure where to start? This blog is about sharing usable information to help you navigate your way through social media. This specific blog post is part 1 of a series on online conduct. Online conduct being the way you or someone on behalf of a company should act and react when using social media. Getting down to basic, almost common sense topics, the blog is designed to help beginners and give experts a new viewpoint and a few tips they might not otherwise have known.
A complete list of tips to success on Twitter. Whether you are looking to build a successful business or simply use Twitter as a social platform....we have the best Twitter Tips for you.
Blogger vs. Wordpress? Which one is better Blogger or Wordpress. There are many blog host, but the top two are Blogger (Blogspot) and Word Press. They are both different, I think Blogger specializes in content and Wordpress specializes in website traffic. I personaly think Blogger is better because the better content you have the better traffic you get! Wordpress only tracks traffic for you, so if people know you can see where you get your traffic then they might link to you thinking you will link back to them.
"Bucket of NEW Clever Ways for Blogger to Monetize" is a fresh thinking on your blog monetization program. It tells several new methods and ways to make money from your blog. It's proven that content is king, and how to make your content a money maker for big time? The rest of the post shows the truth.
A short musing on why I think the We Buy Any Car advert is fantastic and there marketing director can happily ignore anyone who doesn't think it's up to much
