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Men with shaved heads are perceived as more dominant and, sometimes, as having more leadership potential than hairier peers, according to a recent study. That may be why some business leaders sport the power-buzz look. Read More

Here are two spammy link-building techniques that no longer work – but that are still being pushed by many SEO practitioners today. Read More

What is clear from this is that spammers really prefer Gmail heads and shoulders above Yahoo and Hotmail. Read More

It’s a debate that never seems to stop. No, I am not talking about climate change and arctic ice sheets. I am talking about blog post titles. The arguments go something like this... Read More

When we blog writers make assertions that are no more than our personal opinions, we should state so. Ex. “I believe that the most effective tool to accomplish this is…” Or, “It seems to me he made such a stupid comment because deep down he…” Or, “What I think they should have done is…” Read More

Remember that customer preferences are dynamic. As such, each move should be latched on what the majority clamours. It may sound difficult given the vastness of the Internet market, but this is why methods such as A/B testing exist. Read More

Got something boring to write about? Like ball bearings? Or evaluating the dietary needs of moths? Or even worse, writing on the same Internet marketing topic that hundreds – no, thousands – of other bloggers have already written about? Read More

In a basic economy trade keeps everyone gainfully employed. Even in our arguably over complex world that basic economic standard still helps run the cogs. With the invention of the ... Read More

Making this transition can be tough whether you’re the employee or the employer. If you are a business owner who is used to working with an in-house staff, outsourcing work to an agency will be a big change. Consider some of the ways that you can help make this transition smooth and successful: Read More

Bloggers increasingly like to refer to themselves as “citizen journalists.” However, in spite of the title, some writers might not actually use journalistic standards when they prepare information for others in their blogs and even in books they might write. Read More