We get paid for bringing value to the marketplace. It takes time to bring value to the marketplace, but we get paid for the value, not the time.

-Jim Rohn

10 ways to collect Ideas for your next Post

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The satisfaction and contentment that one gets after writing, proofreading, polishing and then posting an article is unbeatable. The next couple of days are spent basking in the glory as comments and ping backs start to come in. (Oh, I love it when that happens). And just when you feel that you can relax for a few hours, have a cold beer and catch up on the latest installment in the ‘Saw’ franchise (I think part VI is due now), social engagements, moral responsibilities and other professional assignments pour in. No sense being grumpy. Its more work, work and work! And by the time you realize that it’s been a busy week, it’s posting time once again. Now, what was that idea that I was planning to develop an article on?

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Blog Traffic Through Blog Commenting – 7 Tips

Blogging, General 8 Comments »

People often recommend building awareness and traffic to your blog
through leaving comments on other blogs. This can work well, but will
work far better if you consider the tips below, which greatly build on
the “write great comments on lots of blogs idea.”

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Blogging depends on Personality!

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Nearly everyone has a blog these days. Some have a specific goal, such as taking a picture a day of a local tree or tracking progress toward a goal, while others are more like personal journals that are put online for everyone to read. Some of these blogs are the kind that people go back to day after day, reading regularly, making comments, and even referencing on their own blogs.So what makes these blogs the kind that people want to read? The answer is simple: personality.
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Quick links to the five pillars of Affiliate Marketing

Affiliate Marketing 2 Comments »

In a recent series of posts, I have discussed the important reseans of failure in affiliate marketing and how to overcome them. Below are the quick link to those posts:

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Why Blogging is No Longer Optional If You Do Business Online

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I know, I know. I can hear some of you groaning now! Many of you already have a blog and understand its importance in gaining visibility for your business. But I know many others are still resistant to the idea. You believe it takes too much time and effort, you don’t think you are a great writer, you don’t know how to set one up, you don’t know what to write about….I understand all of the reasons that may be holding you back.

If you already have a traditional, “brochure” style website for your business that’s great. You should keep that as a place for prospective clients and customers to visit to find out more about you and what you offer. I use my blog as my main site, meaning I don’t have a separate, static website. That’s a personal choice. Many people choose to have both, with the blog being linked to from the main site.

If you don’t currently have a blog, there are several important reasons why you should consider it:

Visibility: If you are doing even just some of your business using the web then you obviously need to have an online presence. Having a blog that you post to regularly is a wonderful way to capture and keep the attention of your prospects. When they see that you are posting consistently updated content, they are more likely to return to your site.

Search Engine Optimization: This doesn’t mean you need to study up and implement a ton of SEO techniques yourself. But blogs by their very nature are dynamic, meaning the content is updated often. In Google’s eyes, this is a very good thing-it shows that their users are getting fresh information. A blog is a great way to get your business to rank well in the search engines.

Community Building: By allowing comments on your posts you are promoting conversation and encouraging feedback. It can even help you to perform “market research” and find out what it is your target market needs from you. This feedback can also be helpful for coming up with ideas for future posts.

Positions you as the Expert: Something interesting happens once you begin posting useful content regularly and attracting subscribers. You become seen as a thought leader in your niche. This leads to more opportunities, more relationships and more business. It’s a terrific way to communicate the value of what you have to offer to prospective clients and customers.

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