Month: June 2010
As 2007 turns into 2008 (yes, its more than a month away but you can’t fault me for preparing right now, can you?), it’s worth taking a hard look …
If you’re a problogger and you travel more than once every 3 months, you need some sort of ‘living on the road’ solution to keep you plugging in and …
While reading Stoney deGeyeter’s article – 10 Useless SEO Worries (his booboo on PageRank apart, I agree with the fellow on everything else) – I couldn’t help but notice …
One of the big plusses of the Internet is the ability to hire people from across the globe and have them work for you remotely. As a blog (and …
This article was inspired by an offhand rant in an IM session with David – thank you for listening mate. Over the weekend I was looking at my own …
We’ve already established that bloggers need SEO, and that it’s not PageRank or some other silly metric that you should be running after, it’s search referral volume. Here’s a …
The default approach bloggers use when ‘reporting news’ is to follow the same pattern as journalists do in their newspaper columns. Sara Christensen, from Pajama Professional, puts it best: …
2007 has been the year of consolidation and building brands – and with that we’re seeing more and more people understanding that to build a successful business you need …
Serve your readers. Or so goes the popular blogging mantra. In theory, you should always keep the reader first in your mind, because just like the consumer is always …
If you want to be known as an expert in your niche, one of the best ways to build your credibility is to get published in popular media – …