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marketing your blogs through your social network

Posted by on Feb 06 2011 | Blogging Tips, Information


Blogging can be a lucrative endeavor especially if you can bring your traffic up. But how do you do it, especially if you have a small budget.

With a small budget one of the best ways to increase the traffic to your blog is by using your social network. Use Facebook, Twitter and other social network sites to promote your blog entries. Paste links to your blog on your social network wall and ask friends to visit. You can also ask them to repost the links on their wall. Since the people in your network are friends, it’s pretty certain that a significant number of people will actually help you.

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Get Those Links At All Cost

Posted by on Dec 10 2010 | Blogging Tips, Blogs

blog4tabssmcclouisvilleorg.jpegOne proven way of improving your blog status is by having it linked by as many sites as possible. You could do this by visiting and blog-hopping and commenting on other sites. Make known that you want to be linked and offer a link exchange if possible. If you do this often, you can increase your linkage over time, as many as possible.

Of course, do not be hypocritical when asking for link exchange. You got to let them know that you truly like their blogs. Pretentious commenter are mostly shunned. And it is of course without saying that you need to have a good content, when content is always king, in order to invite linkages from other sites.

You could also get linkages by purchasing link spots on very popular sites who offers this kind of service. Of course, they go with a fee. But it is not so expensive or very costly. Maybe you could spend 10 Dollars in a week for having your site linked to highly visited sites and it could pay of for you. You could even avail of Adsense placements at a reasonable cost.

No matter how you do it, whether through exchange of links or thru purchase of commercial link spots, you got to have your blog linked as much as possible. That’s the only way to go.

(image from smcclouisville.org )

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Maximizing Your Potential as a Freelance Writer

Posted by on Nov 18 2010 | Business, Information, Internet And Businesses Online

Working as a freelance writer can be absolutely great – it’s one of the easiest freelance jobs available on the Internet if your language is good, and it can be very flexible and easy to schedule. On the other hand, it’s also easy to get overloaded with work that doesn’t pay off as much as you’d like it to in the end, and generally waste your time on worthless projects.

If you want to get the best out of yourself when you’re working as a freelance writer, you should first look at the service you’re offering – what niches do you write in? Often, many writers would restrict themselves to niches they believe they’re truly good at, choosing to ignore the rest. But you’d be surprised how easy it can be to write an article on bodybuilding or gardening – as purely random examples – if you just did a little research beforehand!

And by broadening your horizon, you’re very likely to find out a new subject that you’ve never thought you’d like but you actually love – and we all know that familiar feeling when you get the inspiration to keep writing, and the wonderful results that follow such inspired moments.

Broadening your horizon may sometimes require cleaning it up a bit first though – if you’re feeling particularly bothered or uncomfortable with a subject you write about, try giving it a short break. Sometimes it can pay to take some time off and adjust yourself, and consider if you truly want to continue writing on that topic.

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A Post A Day, Drives The Traffic Up And Away

Posted by on Nov 10 2010 | Blogging Tips, Blogs, Writing

This is a proven way of driving site traffic towards the roof. As much as possible, try to update your blog in the most frequent of manner. And to aim for the maximum, do blogging on almost on a daily basis. Sites that are rarely updated are not searched that much and search engines just disregard them. If you blog almost all day and you have a niche form of blogging, those traffics stats could easily go up and ad revenues would surely come in.

Of course, this would take a lot of patience and determination. But if you are really aiming at blog success, and at being a pro in the field, you got to do this, or sink.

One way to achieve this goal is by having a list of possible topics for about a week ahead. Searched for the news and infos on the net and list down the topics you could write from Monday to Sunday and of course you need a high-speed connection for this.

A blog post a day would surely keep blogging and your blog the healthiest possible.

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Increase your Twitter popularity

Posted by on Oct 21 2010 | Business, Information, Internet And Businesses Online

Many business owners have awoken to the social phenomenon that is Twitter. If the internet is a world of its own, then Twitter is the gossip around the coffee machine. Twitter provides excellent opportunities for any site owner to increase their site’s presence on the web, and presents a very tempting avenue for website optimisation.

One of the major challenges for any business operating a Twitter campaign is in getting enough followers to make the campaign worthwhile. This is a problem faced with any social media marketing campaign, whether in combination with other SEO services or as a standalone technique. Social sites don’t simply offer up valuable audiences to businesses in neat little packages. You can discuss social media campaigns with our experts at www.seoconsult.co.uk. The business owner has to work to make contacts, just as they would in any other social situation, and this can be very hard work indeed. Continue Reading »

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Driving sales through homepage advertising

Posted by on Oct 21 2010 | Business, Information, Internet And Businesses Online

For any business orientated website, your main objective will be to promote your services or product to consumers in the quickest and most effective manner, through design, functionality and careful internet marketing.

Whilst this can be done in the form of text, explaining your company background and facilities, the visual messages on your homepage are equally – if not more – important for generating custom.
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Important linking rules

Posted by on Oct 20 2010 | Business, Information, Internet And Businesses Online

Links are vital for a good search engine optimisation campaign. In fact, they’re vital for your site, period. If no-one on the internet is linking to you, then it’s very difficult for any internet users to know that you exist. Even if you have no other SEO tricks up your sleeve, links can make your site far more visible to the search engines and to internet users generally.

The area of inbound links is one of the trickier parts of SEO, so it can be a good idea to discuss your linking plans with a consultant. You can talk to our experts at www.seoconsult.co.uk about developing a link profile for your optimisation plan. Whenever considering your site’s link profile, it’s important to keep the rules of linking in mind. Continue Reading »

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What to DO if you Don’t Know What article to Post?

Posted by on Oct 10 2010 | Blogging Tips, Writing

What to do when you don’t know what to post. I occasionally encounter this problem at least once a week. This is mostly due to stress that I can’t think of any possible topic to post about, or when the good topics have already been posted. What I usually do is fix myself a cup of coffee, relax and just chill out, listen to music ( rock music works for me ). When writing an article you must enjoy and be comfortable on that subject, the harder the subject the less you would be able to post an article so in order to do that you must be stress free. Another tip is do something which is not related to blogging, take me as an example, for my stress busting day-off from blogging I go out with my friends for a nice day of paintball, releases all those pent-up rages and adrenaline you’ve kept for the week. Now after a tiring day of paintball, I can think of far-out topics about “how not to be a sitting duck when playing paintball” or “That 13-year old kid Owned me”, and or you can apply your guerilla tactics to your blog post, like “seek and destroy” , “Hit and Run” that sort of stuff, now will you be that lonely sniper that wait for perpetual targets to come into your view, will you be the Delta Force ( Elite Special Forces), or the Grunt of the blogging Army. Blogging is fun when you enjoy every minute of it.

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SharePoint Logging Database

Posted by on Sep 22 2010 | Business, Information, Internet And Businesses Online

SharePoint Server 2010, without doubt, is a bunch of exciting features and options, some of which were not available in Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007. And one of the features that really enthuses me in SharePoint 2010 is the Logging Database feature. Logging Database, named as WSS_Logging, helps aggregate logging data or information from the server farm into one central location. SharePoint aggregates all of the raw logging data accumulated in the text files under the 14 hive and imports it into this wonderful logging database. This is the only database in SharePoint that Microsoft will be happy to let the developers directly read, query and build reports against it. For someone who spends time in front of customers helping them to maintain a healthy and stable farm, logging database will be a constructive app in SharePoint 2010 and SharePoint Foundation.

The logging database by default contains the following information from all servers within the farm and it is fully supported to query this database directly.
• ULS Logs
• Event Logs
• Selected Performance Monitor Counters:
o % Processor Time
o Memory Available Megabytes
o Avg. Disk Queue Length
o Process Private Bytes (OWSTIMER and all instances of w3wp)
• Blocking SQL Queries
• SQL DMV Queries
• Feature Usage
• A host of information on search crawling and querying
• Inventory of all site collections
• Timer job usage

The Logging Database in SharePoint Server is one of the many new concepts that will make the life of many SharePoint administrators quite a bit more enjoyable. So catch up on this soon! There is a lot of juice in the SharePoint family of products including Server 2010, SharePoint Foundation, SharePoint Server 2007, and associated free SharePoint templates!

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Client Object Model – Yet another interesting SharePoint 2010 feature!

Posted by on Sep 21 2010 | Information

In SharePoint Server 2010 and SharePoint Foundation 2010, there is an interesting feature called Continue Reading »

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