HostGator Coupon for 2012

If you are not happy with your current web hosting company this is a good time to make a switch. First of all because traffic levels are low (i.e., people are in vacation), so getting some downtime wouldn’t hurt your website that much. Second because many hosting companies are releasing new 2012 coupons and discounts.

How to Write With Your Reader in Mind: Three Crucial Points to Consider

Without readers, your blog is nothing more than a personal journal. That’s fine if you’re blogging in order to establish a writing practice or to create a body of work – but it’s not so great if you’re hoping to make money or build up a reputation in your field.

Best of Daily Blog Tips in 2011

First of all I wish an awesome 2012 for all the DBT readers. I am sure you’ll all achieve your goals in this coming year (and I’ll make sure to keep publishing tips to help you with the online part of those goals!).

Is Tech Blogging Dying or Evolving?

According to Jeremiah Owyang, a tech and market analyst, it is. He published a post titled End of an Era: The Golden Age of Tech Blogging is Over, which is gaining a lot of attention lately, mainly for the controversy it generates.

Have You Played with Google Insights Already?

Where do you go if you want to find whether the interest around a particular name or keyword is increasing or decreasing lately? Most people would say Google Trends. While this is a pretty neat tool, I think Google offers an even neater one.

Winterizing Your Blog (And Yourself!)

December can be a slow month for blogs. A lot of people seem to lose energy and trail off in their posting. With the holidays coming up and the weather getting colder, it’s easy to do.

Use a Content Production Line for Fast, Effective Writing

What does your blog-post writing process look like? For many bloggers, it’s something like this: Think “I really should write a post today…” Make a coffee, tidy the desk, check emails, check Twitter Open up a blank document Stare at the screen for a while … and so on. If you’re lucky, you come up [...]

How to Increase Blog Revenue with Retargeting

Retargeting is one of the fastest growing forms of paid advertising on the Internet.

What is it? Retargeting is the process of serving ads to past visitors of your website. As a website owner, you can put a little snippet of Javascript on your website that anonymously drops a tag in each visitor’s browser. Within an ad network, you can then bid to show ads to all of your past visitors.

Top 7 Misconceptions Bloggers Have About Social Media

When many bloggers hop on the social media wagon, they fall prey to numerous, widespread untruths on what works or what doesn’t. The result? Not only does their social media fail, but it actually turns readers off – sometimes for good.

Unique Selling Proposition: What’s Yours?

Now that blogging has become commonplace on the web, we have access to a lot of great blogs that contain a lot of great information on nearly every subject…

Yet, therein lies the problem for new bloggers.

How, in a sea of blogs in every niche imaginable, are they supposed to stand out?

Get Your Blog Ready for 2012 in 13 Steps

When you are used to seeing something on a daily basis, your eyes become so accustomed to the picture that you can hardly see what’s become old and boring. Same is the case with your blog.

One Simple Way to Write a Popular Post – Even if You Hate Writing

You know that “content is king”. You know that great content will win you attention: comments, tweets, traffic, even new customers. But what do you do if you hate writing? One option is to create non-text content: a podcast or a series of video posts. Some readers prefer to listen or watch rather than read, [...]

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