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Every SEO practitioner who follows ethical white hat techniques claims that SEO is no doubt a very long process which demands a lot of patience and hard work. It is a slow and steady race. If you try to run ahead thinking that you will win, you will not get it to work the way you would like to. Read More

Getting visible today is harder than ever before. The traditional marketing tools are still used, plus now online tools just add to the clutter that prevents your business from being noticed. Read More

One of the questions I get asked the most is “How do I get more visitors to my website?” It’s a good question and the answer always surprises them. You Read More

The 11 resources for becoming an awesome guest blogger are all you need to really kill it with blogging. Let’s get right to the meat. Read More

Back in 1995, a public television show called the Computer Chronicles made an episode about an emerging technology: "The Net."

We found the video after venture capitalist MG Siegler embedded it on his blog.

It's pretty insane how far things have come in the last 20 years. Read More

As a small business owner, you’re always busy.You’re responsible for your employees. You need to keep current on the trends in your industry, make long-term strategic development plans, and implement tactics every day. And this is on top of growing your business.

When you’re this busy, the last Read More

How companies communicate with investors is changing. A study done at Stanford shows that Twitter is a useful tool. Read More

There are many tactics one can work with to optimize for On Site SEO which may result in a higher rank for each of your site’s web pages. Let’s have a view on the entire practice of site structure, keyword density and on-page factors as well. Read More

Money from blogging is true but you still need to work for its, and at times, you need to work hard for it. After accepting and learning the fact that I need to put investments into my blog to monetize it, the positive changes happened. Read More

Last week, Nick D'Aloisio became a millionaire at 17 when he sold his mobile app Summly to Yahoo. The teenager doesn’t have a college degree in computer science. He doesn’t even have a high school diploma. He taught himself how to program. He still lives with his parents who still make him clean hi Read More