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Why most bloggers fail…

Posted on January 9, 2012 by in Blogging

…no matter how hard they try… If you visit your favorite blogging tips and marketing tips blog today, you will come across a lot of tips, ranging from tips on writing well to tips on building an audience. The reality is that a lot of new blogs spring up every day, and the majority of [...]

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TypePad, We Love[d] You! Here’s Why…

Posted on July 12, 2011 by in Blogging, Technology

““Why do you recommend TypePad.com for blogging? What features make it better for professionals than the free platforms?” We get asked this question frequently. We believe most professionals have a lot to do simply running their businesses. Marketing should be as automated as possible, while maintaining a personal touch. Of course, blogging is a near [...]

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From $0 to $1000 on a Blogspot Blog

Posted on June 24, 2011 by in Blogging, Just in case

Blogging? ProBlogger has an interesting perspective on monetizing your blog…  It has been a year now since an eventful day when I was browsing the Internet and clicked on an advertisement that seemed an obvious scam: Get 90% off a new iPad. “Yeah, right,” I thought. But I wanted to check it out anyway since [...]

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Perspectives on Posterous

Posted on May 22, 2011 by in Blogging, Social Media, Technology

If I only had one tool to use for blogging, it wouldn’t be WordPress and it wouldn’t be Blogger [although both are great tools that I use every day] it would be Posterous. I’m currently scripting my own screencast on the subject of Posterous, but in the meantime, here are a couple of other good [...]

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7 Things That Blogging Does

Posted on May 17, 2011 by in Blogging, Social Media

Image via CrunchBase Blogging = Critical Thinking. If everything else went away (the readers, the comments, the community, the feedback), Blogging was (and still is) an amazing place to think about an issue or news item and work through it. I liken myself as a Media Hacker. A Blog is a great place for anyone [...]

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7 Reasons Your Blog Is Failing

Posted on May 10, 2011 by in Blogging, Featured

Setting up a blog is not that difficult. In fact, most people can easily use WordPress or Blogger to set one up in a matter of minutes. With the sheer number of blogs today, estimated at 126 million by BlogPulse, only a very small percent of them are actually active and good. The vast majority [...]

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I love my new tag cloud!!!

Posted on March 23, 2011 by in Technology

Image via Wikipedia It’s called wp-cumulus [it's in the sidebar and it looks like a spinning globe of metadata!] and you can install it on your WordPress blog, too! Have a great weekend… Related articles by Zemanta WP-Cumulus plugin for WordPress (wizardstower.co.uk) get animated cloud labels (transitionweb.blogspot.com) New WordPress For Joomla Extension Version 2.7.1. Is [...]

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Finding the ‘Perfect’ Blogging Platform Comes Down to Compromise and Personal Choice

Posted on February 28, 2011 by in Blogging

If, like many bloggers, you started out using a free hosting platform, there may come a time when you want the increased flexibility of a self-hosted paid platform. The question many bloggers ask is: “Which blogging platform is the right one for my needs?” but the answer may be far from simple. For a start [...]

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While you were sleeping 2/17/2010

Posted on January 30, 2011 by in Facebook, Social Media

Image via Wikipedia Good morning… “Every leader I know has at least one need in common: a need to connect honestly with others. One way to help foster improved connections is by asking good questions. Leaders who excel at asking good questions have honed an ability to cut to the heart of the manner in [...]

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