By Simon Dance
Why do people spend so much time creating and uploading content for the internet? In the view of MySpace guru Richard Rosenblatt, the answer is age-old: ‘People like to express themselves, and they want to be famous. Those are two things we saw from the very beginning of MySpace. Five years ago MySpace didn’t even exist; in 2008 it’s going to do $800 million in revenue, and… Continue reading
By Simon Dance
Of course the colossal media attention that Facebook has received - and it’s absurd valuations - coupled with the increasing number of member has certainly been a pull for all sorts of businesses to harness the platform, but the question is? How are they? And how are you - and your business - harnessing Facebook pages?
Adding ‘value’ or ‘usefulness’ to your page is essential in order… Continue reading
From my experience, people who try to increase the flow of organic traffic to their websites domain will at some point attempt a whole bunch of “optimisation techniques” without knowing if any of it really has had, or is having, any effect at all. Some of the SEO techniques I have seen… Continue reading
This is the second article in a series on “PLR” — Private Label Rights — a way to easily try business online. The first article explored 3 top ways to make money with ebooks. This article explains more about the concept of PLR and gives a good list of 10 strategies to use PLR products in your business and marketing plans.
by Phil Coleman
You’re in… Continue reading
This is the first in a series of articles on using the PLR (Private Label Resale Rights) strategy in your online business. It focuses on three ways to make the strategy work for you. The next article explores more about this business technique, gives a list of ten more ways to use it online.
by John Atkinson
There are a lot more than just 3 ways to
By Scott Frangos
Are you a new-media Publisher? Notice I didn’t say “Blogger” — on purpose. I’m making a distinction between those who wish to Blog as a hobby, and those who wish to make a living — pro Bloggers equal Publishers, in that equation… Continue reading
by Bob Sommers
For the blogging community, a comment is a badge of sorts. Every comment you receive represents one person that, regardless of whether they agree with your ideas or not, read your post and felt strongly enough to respond to them. Comments can make even the most jaded of bloggers feel fuzzy inside. So… Continue reading
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