2009 November - Blogtrepreneur

Why You Don’t Need Chrome OS

Posted on 30. Nov, 2009 by Adam.

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Not everything that Google touches turns to gold, far from it it would seem. In certain opinions, the web behemoth appears to be hard at work devising solutions to problems that people don’t really have. While the company is known, quite rightly so, for being cutting edge and innovative, some of the concepts and ideas [...]

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Use Affiliate Marketing To Attract Customers Who Would Not Otherwise Find You

Posted on 27. Nov, 2009 by Adam.

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Affiliate marketing has been one of the growth areas of the Web in recent years. Sellers of goods and services understand the power of third party endorsement and know that a concerted affiliate marketing campaign could reach many more potential clients than a simple in-house initiative ever could. Anyone involved in e-commerce should consider an [...]

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9 Predictions for 2010

Posted on 25. Nov, 2009 by Adam.

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Where were you when we welcomed the new millennium? It seems quite quaint to look back at that moment and remember our fears. Computerized technology would fail everywhere as it would not be able to adapt and recognize the arrival of the new century. Fast forward ten years and our online lives have changed beyond [...]

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Bill Gates Is Making a Difference

Posted on 23. Nov, 2009 by Matthew Toren.

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Microsoft founder and uber-billionaire Bill Gates may not be everyone’s idea of a role model. In an era where success and achievement are typically glamorized by Hollywood interpretation and where all stories need to have a a happy ending, Gates’ journey through our lives has not always been viewed through rose-colored glasses. For many years, [...]

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Use Your Website To Get Purchasers to Your Physical Store

Posted on 20. Nov, 2009 by Adam.

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As we transition more toward a virtual world, it is quite amazing to see that more than 50% of “bricks and mortar” businesses do not yet have a web presence. As potential consumers use Internet search engines to do their research before they go out into the real world, those companies without a website risk [...]

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Try Brizzly to Manage Your Lists

Posted on 18. Nov, 2009 by Adam.

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Guess what? Twitter is making more and more sense, at least when you integrate some new applications and platforms. Brizzly, a web-based social media reader may be in beta – invite mode only right now, but it promises to elevate the usability of Twitter and even make it, dare I say it, more Facebook-ish. Brizzly [...]

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Get Up and Running Quickly with Windows 7 Using These Free Tools

Posted on 16. Nov, 2009 by Matthew Toren.

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Early reviews about Windows 7 have been largely positive and many consumers are opting to review the operating system for themselves. To some, however the prospect of migrating all the programs and applications and configuring Windows as they like it can be daunting, even though it may be time for a pretty comprehensive spring clean [...]

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Give Your Online Shoppers What They Need

Posted on 13. Nov, 2009 by Matthew Toren.

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As an e-commerce retailer, one of your first priorities should be to give your website visitor as perfect an environment as possible and one which is completely conducive to consummating a sale. Unfortunately, findings of an e-commerce survey commissioned by iperceptions found that this is a perception which may be far removed from reality. Four [...]

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How To Live The 4 Hour Work Week

Posted on 11. Nov, 2009 by Adam.

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Still Doing It All Yourself When it Comes To Blogging? You Need To Read This – And It’s FREE I recently stumbled across this great little report called Secrets of Outsourcing Experts Revealed – and I had to let you know about it straight away. You see, I come across SO MANY bloggers who are [...]

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Four Optimization Truths

Posted on 11. Nov, 2009 by Matthew Toren.

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Website optimization should be an ongoing process and should be the subject of attention for every webmaster, regardless of the size, authority or age of the site itself. From a business development perspective, optimization is a “must do” activity within the online marketing arena. Feedback and interaction are essential ingredients for any business and without [...]

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Enhance Your Blog with Apture

Posted on 09. Nov, 2009 by Adam.

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I recently came across a WordPress plug-in that really puts a bit of spice into your blog postings. In fact, this is one of the most useful plug-ins that we have seen in a long time. Apture basically allows you to insert any form of multimedia or file within your blog post very simply. Once [...]

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Take Google Analytics to the Next Level

Posted on 06. Nov, 2009 by Adam.

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Testing and tracking are two of the most important parts of any Internet marketing campaign, yet a large number of people choose to ignore, partly because they don’t fully understand how to go about doing it and partly because they are too engrossed in just trying to get hits and conversions. There are a variety [...]

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Why Every LLC Needs An Operating Agreement

Posted on 05. Nov, 2009 by Adam.

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It is extremely important that every limited liability company (“LLC”) have an LLC Operating Agreement. The LLC Operating Agreement is the core document that is referred to when issues concerning the LLC need to be resolved and is the most important document for your LLC. Why should every Single Member LLC (1 owner) owner have [...]

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How to use Twitterfeed Effectively

Posted on 04. Nov, 2009 by Adam.

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Twitterfeed has long been one of our favorite Twitter tools and is certainly one of the most productive. The guys who run it are very proactive as well and are constantly tinkering and updating its makeup. They boast 350,000 users, including the White House and recent changes to the architecture mean that feeds will be [...]