Marketing on the web
Posted in Tech on Oct 15th, 2008
I am sure at some point you were tempted by an offer of opening a blog or website that was free. Yes, no fees for hosting or bandwidth.
Yeah, I was one of those people, who opened a blog on a free website. It was, fortunately, a personal blog where I just [...]
Posted in Tech on Sep 10th, 2008
I bought a blog from a blogger but then realized that it was not working for me. I thought that with great content and a link-building campaign I will be able to put some life into it and increase the traffic. That didn’t happen. The links were there, the added content was [...]
Posted in Internet marketing on Aug 25th, 2008
While I am a big fan of developing blogs from bottoms up, I also understand that in some cases it makes perfect sense to buy an established blog. However, as I have learned the hard way after purchasing several blogs, there can be some issues with a transaction going smoothly and all sides being [...]
Posted in Tech on Jul 30th, 2008
Believe it or not but I am supposed to manage 20 wordpress blogs apart from b2evolution, blogger, joomla, gallery2, and phpbb. Trust me it can take a lot of time just keeping all these programs up to date.
Now I did install some of them using fantastico (it is standard with cpanel) but not all [...]
Posted in Internet marketing on Jul 14th, 2008
One of the most frequently asked questions to me is “How do I grow my traffic?” Obviously, more traffic means more income from advertising but for many of my friends who blog without advertising, more traffic to their blog is validation of their identity as a blogger and confirmation of their status as a [...]
Posted in Internet marketing on Jul 9th, 2008
A fellow webmaster writes, “Is it okay to write unique articles regularly and forget about the links building? Actually, I don’t have time to build links for every page of my websites. Kindly suggest me which approach to adopt for the website’s promotion and search engine optimization?”
I think if you work in isolation [...]
