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FROM:  Scott Frangos, Managing Editor for WebHelperMagazine.com

Hello BlogMasters & Social Marketers -

We’re continuing to grow and develop our helpful content and advertising options here at WebHelperMagazine.com (thanks to all of our advertisers).  Our circulation is up too — from over 3000 unique visitors 3 months ago, to close to 4800 per month.  Thanks.  Below is a list of Popular Series we’re featuring (we’ve added a navigation link

Here are the top 10 techniques new bloggers can use to find readers. These are tips specifically for new bloggers, those people who have next-to-no audience at the moment and want to get the ball rolling.
Most blog commenting systems allow you to have your name/title linked to your blog when you leave a comment. This is how people find your blog.
It helps if you work on this list from top… Continue reading

Here’s another article in our SEO Matters series, where we examine the Title Tag and how it can take your site optimization to the max.

by Scott Frangos

What is a “Title Tag”, and why are they important?  Let’s find out, and learn how to write them better.  They’re an important part of the SEO puzzle.  Plus, for you WordPress Blog and Content Managers, I have a tip… Continue reading

Here’s another article in our SEO Matters series, — let’s see how WordPress can be optimized for SEO using some key plugins (in addition to the things it does naturally to assist the SEO effort).

by Scott Frangos

Once you install WordPress and start posting regularly, you can sit back and relax — WordPress will do the rest of the SEO work, right? Wrong. Sure, WordPress… Continue reading

Are you thinking of your business blog as a Conversation (with a capital “C”) with potential customers? Why not? That’s the strength and advantage you have over your competitors who either don’t have a blog, or have one but don’t converse with it. In this installment of our Copy Writing Matters series, we’ll look at two

by Scott Frangos

In this Lesson we’ll look at the CSS structure of an excellent site design in the CSS Zen Garden. You can follow along using the Web Developer Firefox extension which will help us reveal the hidden structure of the design.

by Scott Frangos

Have you checked the available add-ons for Firefox lately? They’ve reorganized the add-ons site and the new structure itself reflects the trends in social media and internet browsing. There are categories for “Download Management,” “Feeds, News & Blogging,” “Language Support,” and “Social and Communication,” among others. And on the section home page for “Feeds, News, & Blogging,” is a plugin called the “Cluepedia Toolbar.”… Continue reading