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Meet Jase. He’s an outstanding Facebook Page Manager. And you will love him.

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Google has recently taken action against guest blogging. This post explains why guest posting became a problem and some tips for staying out of trouble when guest posting for 2014 and beyond. Read More

Learn how to create and implement a social media strategy to help improve Google+ engagement.
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Who says you can’t get traffic without Google? There are plenty of other means to generate traffic to your blog. Today I will discuss about some creative ways to get high quality traffic to your blog quite easily. Let me tell you that Google is not the only source of traffic online. If you can gene Read More

When you are developing your website, you have to ensure that Google does not crawl your website at that time. Otherwise, it would have a catastrophic effect on the ranking before the newly designed website goes live. Read More

By Bryan Collins

What are the best ways of promoting your business’s blog? How can you enable more people to find and share your carefully crafted content? Read More

By Lionel Lopez

Having a good online job is one of the most popular options for individuals who prefer to stay at home and earn a living at the same time. Only home-based workers experience the convenience of lesser travel expenses and quality time with their family. Furthermore, setting your ow Read More

The start of Spring often prompts people to embark on a flurry of de-cluttering, organising and tidying up their home. - See more at: http://www.jonnyross.com/news/spring-clean-your-social-media#sthash.mT0YaqdN.dpuf Read More

A lot has been said about how confidence affects other people's perceptions of you.

But faking it is just too darn hard! Or is it?

The key to confidence might be as simple as striking a pose. Read More

Can practicing gratitude help you invest better? Can being thankful help you make better choices?

Conventional wisdom says that the best choices are made when decision makers are emotionally detached.

A new study from Northeastern University suggests that might not be true. Read More