How To Stop Procrastinating
This is a three-part feature written to cover different angles of Procrastination and how to stop / prevent it. You’ll read about how forcing yourself is the wrong option …
Business Consultant & Entrepreneur
Month: June 2010
Risk-taking bloggers make more money
Yesterday I talked about competence and excellence – it’s a theme you’ll be hearing a lot in the next dozen or so articles from me. The basic idea is …
If you’re stuck for blogging ideas, write the (killer) headline first
When faced with blogger’s block, the only way to beat it is to buckle down, force yourself to write and push through the rough patches (actions produce motivation). However …
21 ways to build a better blogger
When we talk about ‘creating’ better blogs, there’s an underlying assumption that it’s only the blog that needs improving. The reality is, us bloggers could use a huge kick …
How to make your boring website popular on Digg
As social media marketers, one of the most common questions we get about linkbaiting and social media promotion is this: My niche is boring and / or non-technical – …
Ten ways to get more done in less time
Web entrepreneurs, especially those who work outside the confines of the traditional workspace, often have trouble managing their time. This article proves 10 time-tested methods to get more work …
Quality vs Success: What is more important for you?
On one hand, you have the burning desire to create something remarkable, memorable, and of sheer quality. It takes time, love and hard work, and you run the risk …
Three steps for writing good blog posts
Thord (he of Swedish descent and bearing a reputation for ‘crack’ design skills) writes about the two most important skills a blogger can have. #2 is knowing how to …
Three ways to immediately improve your networking skills
Promoting websites online, just like in the offline world, is about finding the right people with the right resources and having them help you get the word out. By …
Ten networking tips for non-US bloggers
As a blogger residing in a third world country, networking opportunities are limited for me. Logistical problems mean that it is bloody hard to hop over to the US …