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5 Ugly Truths about Internet Marketing
"Hi Heather, Thank you for commenting. It's a pleasure to share with the BizSugar community. I agree that every business is different and that each of us builds a business model that works for us. We all must develop our own unique style, structure, and work habits. What it boils down to is value, expertise, desire, and finding that element that makes what each of us does, different. "Why Every Wordpress Blogger Should Consider the Jetpack Plugin
"Ryan, Great post. I've been using Jetpack for a few months now and I'm really pleased with the results. It does eliminate the need to install much of the often used plugins. I just activated Photon on reading this post. I tell you, you learn something new every day. Thanks."6 Simple Action Steps to Create Ridiculously Solid Connections With Influential Bloggers
"Ti, Great post. Of all the things I’ve learned about having an online presence, this is probably one of the most important aspects. Years ago, when my bandmates and I first started promoting our music online, we learned that creating relationships with Internet DJ’s was integral to our success. Not only would they push our music online, they would also attend shows."5 Copywriter Magnets as Pretty as Anne Hathaway
"Hi Heather, First and foremost, I want to thank you. I agree that substance is important, and I admit I should have added this element to the post. I have read so many posts that don't have substance or value. Engaging your audience is a balance of style, entertainment, and value. What good is a 1,000 word article with style that you learn nothing from? Thanks again, Ken Pedersen"« previous1 next »
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5 Lessons for Publishers to Learn from Musicians
"Ti, Thank you. It's my pleasure. Music does take dedication and practice. There are many times that I've sacrificed some things that I wanted to do, and did what I felt I had to do, just to get better at it. The parallels with music and blogging are just too obvious not to tie the two together for me. It's my passion. Ken"