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It's not often you can get massive results from doing some basic on site SEO work, but real estate is often the exception to this rule. Here's a quick case study on how a little SEO elbow grease can drive a lot of traffic fast. Read More

Renee discusses bad writing styles and how to spruce up your dialogue to make for a more interesting read.

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Steve and his wife started their online business for a very specific reason. The motivation for the startup was a decision Steve’s wife made to quit her day job after becoming pregnant with their first child. They created BumbleBeeLinens.com, selling personalized wedding handkerchiefs and other pro Read More

One of the biggest challenges faced by those that are self-employed is finding affordable health insurance. Here are some things to consider as you look for affordable health insurance as someone who is self-employed. Read More

Just like any reader, journalists need to be pulled in by a great story. This is why press releases don't work. Read More

Why not use photo sharing sites to promote your website or blog. It's a great way to get your website or blog noticed. Here's how you can do that. Read More

This article gives an essential insight into what is available online if you are looking to raise money through crowd funding. It will also help you to assess the various methods and their pros and cons. Read More

Marketers have been singing the praises of social media for awhile now. It helps to build a brand and provides a place to form relationships and interact with current and potential customers and clients. Read More

New application turns concert discovery social by offering users suggestions based on the bands they and their friends like.

Whether you are located in Canada, the United States or elsewhere in the world, San Francisco-based ConcertCrowd wants to help you stay in the know with your favorite arti Read More

A couple couple weeks ago, I wrote about links from statistics and valuation websites, and posed the question whether it is worthwhile paying five dollars to have one’s domain submitted to 5000 of them. Read More