One Simple Template for Crafting Great Titles

You know that blog post titles have to grab attention – but how exactly do you go about that, especially when you’ve got the rest of the post to write?

Crafting A Proper Apology Policy When Your Blog Really Steps In It

You really stepped in it this time. Perhaps you were late for your daily blog post and you ran it without obtaining double verification for a specific fact which turned out to be wrong; or maybe you went off on a tirade against an industry personality or a particularly grating commenter and crossed the line; or perhaps you typo’d your $100 prize for your email newsletter contest and set it at $100,000.

PHP Tutorial For Beginners – Part 1

When I asked in the past if our readers would be interested in learning some programming concepts the vast majority said yes, especially if the concepts were focused around the PHP language. Recently I started playing around with PHP myself, so I decided to create a series of tutorials sharing the stuff. If you like this first part please let me know so I keep more coming.

New Backlink Analysis Tool

Since Yahoo! closed the Site Explorer service bloggers and webmasters (myself included) were left without any solid alternative. I have been looking for similar tools since then, and an interesting one I found recently is called ahrefs.com.

Come Join the Social Media Club

Back in 2009 I created two clubs, one called “Retweet Club” and the other one called “Facebook Club”, where members would share each other’s content, with the goal of increasing social media traffic to their blogs and websites.

How Many Posts Should You Write Each Week?

When I started blogging, four years ago, many experts advised posting daily – to increase traffic and keep readers hooked. And many popular blogs do post every day (at least on weekdays).

How Much Does A New Customer Cost?

When you sell a product or service you need someone to make a purchase so you can make money. The most important principle in business is that there are two different types of people involved in your business; customers and clients.

10 Ways to Ensure No-One Will Read Your Content

So many bloggers put tons of time and effort into getting more traffic – but perhaps that sounds like trying way too hard. Your ideas are so awesome, your personality so strong, that readers will just come to you.

The Keys To Writing Effective Email Newsletters For Your Blog

Experienced bloggers may have a profound understanding of the dynamics of composing an engaging and informative blog but they may also be entirely clueless when it comes to applying their writing skills to a very different medium: their email newsletter.

Track Your Time Automatically with Chrometa

If you are a freelance writer, designer or consultant, you’ll certainly get involved in projects where you need to bill your clients by the hour. But how do you track your time accurately so that both you and your client will be happy?

AdSense Profits Interview: SimonBlog.com

The launch of the AdSense Profits Course is getting closer (February 14), and I have two more interviews with past students lined up for you. Today’s interview is with Simon Ng.

MightyDeals Is Giving 10 Items Away for DBT Readers

After Groupon’s success thousands of collective shopping websites and deal aggregators appeared online, and every single niche you can imagine. What about Internet marketing and web design? Yep, that’s covered as well.

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