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One year passed since I started blogging and running FamousBloggers.net as a business blog, trying to share with you my thoughts about blogging for income and building a popular blog.

Looking forward to 2011 Read More

Two Canadian webmasters were reviewing their website stats, and discovered 25,000 new backlinks from one domain. This is how they did it - and how you can, too. Read More

When you are perfecting your marketing strategy, you need to know how your customers think and what it takes to influence them.  Human beings are stubborn creatures who are reluctant to change their perceptions.  When you market to them, you need to know what it takes to change their minds. Read More

Raising and managing capital is a business’ biggest challenge, regardless of its stage of development. Whether you are a tech start-up or a successful business in expansion mode, you can sharpen the focus of your fundraising plan if you first take the time to understand the different stages of deve Read More

On the OnStartups blog, the CEO of IDR Solutions shares 7 reasons to work for a big company. Here's our counterpoint - 7 reasons to work for a small business. Read More

16 predictions (from 6 digital marketers) on what 2011 may bring: trends, expectations, forecasts... Read More

Do you have a Facebook Page for your business but not exactly sure what to do with it? Read 7 ways to use Facebook for your business, RIGHT NOW. Read More

For most business owners, 2010 is over – at least mentally, if not actually – and if you haven’t started planning for 2011, now is the time to do so.

Here are some quick tips to help guide you through the process. Read More

The idea that insurance is in anyway a commodity is offensive to me. If you don't believe me, check out My Motivation. The misconception that insurance is a commodity stems from gross ignorance that all insurance policies are the same. Subsequently all that matters is the price of the insurance Read More

The hottest buzzword for startups in 2010 is “pivot.” The term, made popular by entrepreneur and venture advisor Eric Ries in an article on Lessons Learned last year, is properly used to describe successful startups that change direction quickly, but stay grounded in what they've learned. They keep Read More