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One of the laments of small business owners and
entrepreneurs trying to build their online presence is:
“We have a blog (or website) but it hardly get any
visitors. How do we get traffic?”
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Nearly two months to the day since it was first reported that Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal’s Kingdom Holding firm was mulling a $300 million investment in Twitter, the company today announced that reports were true and it now holds a 3% stake in the company.
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Many people are spinning their wheels and working themselves to death unnecessarily because they believe in QUANTITY. They're on the wrong track. Why here. Read More

More traffic means more sales both immediately and in the long run plus more followers. JustRetweet is a fast, easy way to increase your Twitter reach. Why here. Read More

BasicBlogTips.com Learn how to use JustRetweet.com to get more eyeballs on your content and increase social engagement. Use JustRetweet to get more followers on Twitter and use credits to get views on your blog or website too. Follow me on Twitter for more Twitter tips and tutorials http Read More

This has been a very interesting list to put together, purely because when you start to compare the ways in which the people on the list have made their money, you start to see patterns emerging. The list is very revealing about the details of what it takes to be a big website, and the best way to Read More

Twitter is revamping the service with personal Twitter
profile pages, a new timeline that includes rich media
and other related information embedded into tweets,
and easier search for information based on @ symbols
(usernames) and hash tags.
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Can a discussion of the federal deficit, now in excess of $15 trillion, be separated from a discussion on taxes? Of course not! Therefore, taxes will continue Read More