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This week I took advantage of a free webinar from Jeff Herring. Jeff is known in the internet marketing world as the article marketing guru. He is a master at creating great content and driving traffic from a variety of sources. This way you are not relying on only one or two sources for a majority of your traffic. The problem with only having one or two sources is what to do if for some reason these sources dry up. … [Read more...]
When I first started blogging I had no idea about what would be right or wrong about the design layout of my site. I thought if I could come up with a cool header picture and randomly attach some links and banner links to the sidebar I would be off to the races. As I have continued my blogging education and paid attention to the how and the why of what some of the top bloggers out there are doing, I realized I had made some serious newbie … [Read more...]
Build it and they will come. Wrong. Worked in the movie but it certainly does not work that way in the Blogging World. I have been blogging now for about a year so I am still a newbie but I have learned a few things in my rookie year. One of the greatest lessons I have learned is it takes time and effort. You are not going to put a few articles up and have a flood of traffic, that’s for sure. What I have … [Read more...]
With the internet flooded with articles about everything you can imagine and more being added every day – how do you get people to read YOUR article. One thing is for sure, there is a lot of content out there in cyberspace. Some bad and some good. You need to be in the last category. Let’s face it. It is near impossible to write on a subject that hasn’t been written about already. Just like this article. There are … [Read more...]
WordPress Comments Settings
I recently discovered one of the big reasons I was not receiving any comments on my blog was because the setting to require visitors to be logged in as registered visitors to the post a comment had been turned on. I don't know how this happened but I have a sneaky suspicion it is related to the Thesis theme I use. I set up a blog for my wife called Aspergers Living and the same thing occurred. It took me about 45 minutes or so to figure … [Read more...]