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This is a guest post by Lesley DeSantis, who's a content development specialist for Twiends. Because of its brief posts, active user base, and real-time updating capabilities, Twitter can be a great way to promote yourself or your business. With the way Twitter users keep on top of the latest news, Read More

If it is set to just survive it is difficult to have control over what you do and this can be rather stressful. Not sure if your small business marketing is set to make your business thrive. Here are a few questions to see if you need to adjust the elements of your marketing. Read More

We have a website that looks ugly on IE6 Internet Explorer 6, what should I do about it? How many people use IE6 and why they are doing it? Read More

Pierre DeBois, founder of Zimana reviews "The Complete Idiot’s Guide to WordPress" and finds it a good read for blogger across the spectrum. Read More

After Google slapped article marketing directories should you still use this method to create traffic? Read More

Continuing our new Online Marketing Strategy Program…so welcome and today we look at navigation — what is undoubtedly one of the most critical aspects of Web site design – and in my book, arguably the most important.

No matter how good a site looks, and no matter how much useful information i Read More

* SEO is a long-term marketing strategy
* You often get what you pay for
* Your attitude determines everything
* What worked a few years ago may not work today
* The scope of an SEO project isn’t for everyone


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The success of a blog is more often than not associated with the amount of traffic it generates, or more specifically the number of readers who subscribe to it. This can be a harsh way to judge a blog but as things stand the best written blogs are usually rewarded with many subscribers. Good qualit Read More

No, this is not a horror movie (you might be thinking of The Blob). This is a blogging contest. I love a good blogging contest, and it seems that there have been precious few of them of late. But along comes the most original one yet: "Surviving The Blog". Read More

Not everyone is cut out to work from home. Successful virtual workers are a strange breed of self-driven, organized, cost-conscious, and sometimes hermit-like people. Read More