Generating Free Blog Traffic via Blogger Forums
Blog forums are great ways to generate free traffic to your blog. You know for a fact that you won’t be beating a dead horse since all the users are there because of a shared interest in the topic.
Some examples of such forums include Blogger Forum, Bloggeries and Blogst Forum. A Google search will yield a vast number of results. Be sure to check how active any forum is prior to registration — that way you can start with the busiest.
Remember to carefully read any forum’s rules prior to posting and abide by them. Also, don’t spam the boards with multiple posts just containing the link to your blog. All that will do is alienate potential visitors.
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Thanks for all you do …
Here is a video montage of just a few of the people that rock in my business world …
(This was my first attempt at a montage … hope you enjoy it!)
When Bad Things Happen to Good Business Owners and Entrepreneurs!
by Michelle PW
It’s an unfortunate fact of life (and business). Out of the blue you get a nasty email from someone. Sometimes it’s about an article you’ve written. Sometimes it’s accompanied by a refund request. Sometimes it doesn’t seem like it’s tied to anything at all.
Or maybe you discover someone writing malicious things about you on a blog or a forum. Or maybe some other negative things suddenly start getting tweeted or posted to Facebook about you, your products or your business.
Social Media Marketing – Basic Terms
The Internet provides an incredible opportunity for companies and businesses to reach their target audiences in a wide variety of ways. Using social media and networks to connect with customers is one of the fastest growing areas of Internet marketing. Some of the language used in social media is new and can be confusing. Following is a list of some of the more common terms and their definitions.
Speak Up and Make Money! – January 2010
Welcome 2010!
Well it’s finally here … 2010. I’m not trying to “date” myself, but I remember watching movies when I was younger about the year 2010, and they were all about building colonies on the moon and other planets being taken over by alien robots and other far out Sci-Fi ideas. While we may not have colonies on the moon or other planets, the Internet has certainly changed our lives in ways that weren’t even imagined 10 years ago. Back when I was watching those movies about living on distant planets, the idea of being able to conduct business all over the world … without ever leaving my home sounded just as farfetched to me. Look at Twitter. Business relationships are being formed and developed 24-hours-a-day, all over the world by something as simple as a program that will allow you to send 140 character or less messages back and forth via your computer or phone. It all started with a simple question: “What are you doing?” Imagine that!
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