Lorelle wrote 15 tips on “how to know when not to blog.”
1. Stop blogging if you don’t have a purpose
2. Stop blogging if you do not have the time
3. Say “no” if you are already over-committed
4. Don’t blog when you’ve run out of original things to say
5. Don’t blog if you don’t have the temperament
6. […]
SEOmoz wrote about How to Make the Best Title Tag Possible:
1. Brand your traffic
2. Limit length to 65 characters (including spaces) or less
3. Incorporate keyword phrases
4. Target longer phrases if they’re relevant
5. Use a divider
6. Focus on clickthrough & conversion rates
7. Target searcher intent
8. Be consistent
9. Repeat in the headline
Most of the established contest management […]
As of now are all outbound links from the english Wikipedia Site using the NOFOLLOW attribute, no exceptions. [Source]
There’s a good article from Ben Yoskovitz about 8 Steps to Growing Your Blog Community One Person At a Time… kind of reminded me about a seminar I attended a couple of years ago.
The seminar is about “The Power of One.” The idea is to value every single customer and create the loyalty between […]
SponsoredReviews.com is set to become the next paid blogging review service, joining the likes of PayPerPost.com and ReviewMe.com. [Source]
It will be interesting to see how SponsoredReviews.com performs when it’s officially launched. With the backing of TextLinkBrokers.com, people do expect them to come out with some innovative ideas to compete with the existing services.
I […]
Tony Hung has been guest blogging at Problogger.net for the past few days, and oh mine… this fella really have some good stuffs to share.
Here are the articles that he wrote at Probloggers.net…
5 Prerequisites For Blogging Success
The Rules Behind Creating a Great Blog
How To Find News For Your Blog
How To Market Your Blog in […]
I think I need to reshuffle my online business network. Currently I am running 7 blogs, 9 websites and 1 forum… pretty much overloaded.
One of the best business rules is the 80/20, which applies in my case where 80% of the profits are originated from 20% of the websites. In fact my […]
Chinese domain owners lost about 10,000 domain names because of the earthquake that cut undersea cables off the coast of Taiwan last month, state-controlled media reported Friday. [Source via Sabahan]
The quake has disrupted the Asia to US internet connection, and some China webmasters were not able to renew their domain.
I actually shared not sympathy […]