Posted by admon on 29 Nov 2008 | Tagged as: Writing
I see so many people trying to juggle the three areas of internet marketing all at once: Writing, Technical, Promotion. Sometimes, people end up getting stuck in the technical part, and waste time changing, tweaking, and revising the look of their blog. Once in a while, however, I get inspired by people who actually go [...]
Posted by admon on 09 Apr 2008 | Tagged as: Writing
Sometimes, we all get stuck in front of a blank computer screen, wondering what to write. And even if we know that making money online on a sustainable basis requires us to tap the power of the written word, we get scared. We end up not writing, and instead go off and read other blogs, [...]
Posted by admon on 05 Mar 2008 | Tagged as: Writing
In a previous post, you read about AdSense and your Privacy Statement. Well, you might need to rewrite your privacy policy and add an important section about cookies, to comply with the latest TOS of Google AdSense. And that’s not all…
Posted by admon on 31 Jan 2008 | Tagged as: Writing
It all begins with Content. When you offer content out here on the web, you stand a better chance of gaining traffic, which eventually leads to an additional income source for you. Yet people find it difficult to produce content, because it’s probably more fun to sleep, eat, watch television, or surf all over the [...]
Posted by admon on 20 Nov 2007 | Tagged as: Writing
Are your blog posts too long? In today’s instant gratification world, people will blog hop so quickly, they may click on over to another blog before they even get to see your post’s third paragraph break. How long should our blog posts be?
Posted by admon on 07 Oct 2007 | Tagged as: Writing
Andy Beard writes about Why Blogs Suck, and some bloggers have been wondering if all this posting online is worth the effort. Well, it depends on whom you’re writing for. By focusing on a certain segment of the market, you can multiply your blog’s effectiveness tenfold. Here’s why, and how.
Posted by admon on 30 Sep 2007 | Tagged as: Writing
If you still don’t have a blog, or if you do but you’re not yet getting enough traffic, then you will slowly come to realize the power of leaving comments in various blogs. Yet this power is a double-edged sword, because it can both help and hinder your promotional efforts.