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Something terrible happened to one of the students in my class last week. In just a short period of time, the Google rankings for his primary keywords went from page 1 to completely out of the search results altogether. Read More

There is nothing wrong with having to pay your dues at a minimum wage job. In some cases that’s the only way to build a résumé and/or get some experience. One other summer option however, is to look into an unpaid internship that won’t have you cruising campus in a Benz in September, but will hop Read More

The two most effective things you can do when it comes to building a successful blog is to create great content and build relationships with likeminded people who will be happy to share that content (through social media, direct links, their email lists, and so on). Read More

With the recent hacking of the Associated Press’ Twitter account, which led to a flash crash in US markets, the security of social media accounts is again in the spotlight.

There have been numerous hacks of these sites and the people who use them in recent years. Read More

Since I've experimented with pricing quite a bit in the past 2 years, I thought that it would be an interesting exercise to talk about some of the lessons I've learned while pricing my information products. Read More

Every now and again, I find myself trying to play by artificial rules. Sometimes you have to bust out of conventional thinking in order to succeed. Read More

Learn best practices on how to boost sales with comparison shopping engines like Google Shopping, Amazon Product Ads, Nextag, Pricegrabber and more. Read More

I love sales page optimization. Creating the product is the tough (and often tedious) bit. Meanwhile, optimizing your sales page to boost income offers instant results and can be fun and rewarding Read More

More than half the battle of starting a successful online store involves finding the right product to sell online. Here are some great places to brainstorm product ideas Read More

A good rule of thumb to stay out of the red when starting your own business is to budget 20% of revenue to cover expenses you simply don’t think about, such as these commonly overlooked expenses. Read More