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What's the most important page on your blog? If you said the "about page," you're right! As blogging consultant Delia Rusu explains, your "About" or "Welcome" page is often the page readers visit to decide whether to follow or even explore your blog further. So obviously, creating an "about" page t Read More

ruin your reputation as a blogger. While writing poor quality content and offering poor services can ruin your reputation as a blogger. Read More

When it comes to creating content, which is more important? Is it better to focus on putting out all the content that you can or to limit yourself to only putting out the very best. It is probably a debate we will be having for quite some time to come. But, in his post, blogger Benny Mathur doesn't Read More

Imgur is home to the web's most popular image content, curated in real time by a dedicated community through commenting, voting and sharing. Read More

So how to write epic content that spreads naturally allover the blogosphere? Your content is the ONLY reason people read your blogs, buy your products, or hire you. Read More

SEO is a onetime Strategy: Search Engine Optimization is not a onetime activity; it is a continuous process as website’s search engine performance needs regular attention. SEO can never be completed. If you want to see your web pages individually rank in search engine you constantly need to work on Read More

Stepping up your blogging efforts to integrate email marketing into your business is great. But there are essential Email Marketing Best Practices that you need to know.
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Your home based business blog should have its own content marketing strategy. Do not copy the strategy of a different business and expect to get the same results! Read More

By following a few simple steps, small business owners can turn a disgruntled customer into a brand champion. Yaniv Masjedi offers four tips to turning around a negative situation. Read More

As you may remember, I first started my entrepreneurial venture by selling on eBay (which I loved). I was making some good money, but at the time it didn’t seem like my business was building up fast enough and I soon got side-tracked by that bright shiny thing called “Information Marketing.” Read More