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Submit your sitemap to Google Webmaster Tools and use the data you collect to improve your content and get more targeted traffic and potential clients and customers. Read More

5 Blogging Lessons From Justin Germino aka Dragon Blogger. He shares the secrets behind the success of his wildly popular tech and gaming blog. Read More

Most people tend to focus on Facebook and Twitter – however, there is one network that is more ‘tuned in’ for business than any other, that gets overlooked way too often, and that’s LinkedIn. Read More

"Lifestyle business" is a term that is much-misused, much-maligned and much-misunderstood. In this post, as part of the "Which Kind of Self-employed Business Are You?" series, let's explore what a "lifestyle business" really is. Read More

Everyone knows how to write guest posts. Even you do I’m guessing, that’s why you’re reading this post. One thing I learned by writing 7 or 8 guest posts last month is that writing them is not enough.

You have to get traffic from it as well to your blog. Otherwise, why even bother to write them Read More

Wordpress plugins extend and enhance the functionality of the Wordpress blogging platform. Sounds great… right? The Jetpack plugin could be part of the solution… Read More

Since Twitter became a very popular social media platform, many businesses have been leveraging its advantage, as a very effective marketing tool.

With Twitter, you can develop your brand interact with your
clients, promote your products or services, and spread word
about your business. In o Read More

When I started with blogging I thought it would be fun spending the whole day writing and making tons of money but when I entered this field I actually understood how difficult it is to be a success story in this field. Read More

The Quarterly Employee Meeting is a powerful opportunity to keep your team informed and focused on the key objectives. But what do you cover and what is the tone and shape of the meeting? Read More

It’s not the quality of content; and it’s not that Internet users don’t read anymore. It’s just those little things that cripple you as a blogger. Read More