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14 Tips You Should Bear In Mind When Designing Your Blog
This post was written by Daniel of SuccessInTheDigitalLife. I find it to be such a waste of potential, when I see a blog with fantastic content but a terrible design. Good site design does a lot to enchance the positive points of a website and working with a good design is one of the best […]
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Going Away For 7 Days And The Debate On Guest Blogging
It’s time once again for me to say Goodbye as I head off away from the internet for 7 days. This past week has been really great, with a new site launched and a new tool kicked off. I’ll hopefully come back feeling refreshed and ready to pursue online success with even more motivation. Whilst […]
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How Bad Is Your Blog?
There comes a time in a young entrepreneur’s life, where being serious just doesn’t cut it anymore. Sure, you should take your business seriously (like blogLOUDER) and your contacts and online pals, but sometimes you just need to lighten up and have a bit of fun. For a while now, I’ve wanted to start up […]
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10 Ways To Get Traffic To A New Site
Steven Snell designs websites and maintains a blog for Vandelay Website Design, where you can read his articles on design, marketing, blogging, and more. Most established websites can get as much as 80% of their traffic from search engines. New websites, however, can take several months before they start seeing significant search engine traffic. During […]
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An Interview With Ben Gillbanks from Miniclip
I’ve recently been in contact with a great number of individuals; both through email and via instant messenger. One of these guys has been Ben Gillbanks – owner of many sites including his blog Binary Moon. I decided to sit down and ask Ben a few questions about work, play and blogging – enjoy! (My […]
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How I Made $506 Blogging In July 2007
For many, many months, I’ve seen affiliate marketers, internet experts and even wannabe mega-moguls posting their online income status on their blogs. These guys would break down their monthly incomes and each time it would leave me thinking, why am I not earning the same? You see at the beginning, I was very much into […]
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Tweaking The Site and Blogtreprelinking
In the past few hours, I’ve been working with Connor (my site designer), to completely finish up my Entrepreneur Blog. There were still a few little bugs and glitches to sort out. Here’s what we’ve been doing: Customising the comments – Every time you comment, the comment number will now be either green or blue, […]
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The Rise and Rise of Nate Whitehill
One of the many tips you’ll hear in business and in blogging is to try and make as many online pals as you can and to network within your niche. It’s not what you know, it’s who you know. The above quote holds true in so many ways – contacts can be used as leverage […]
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How I Increased RSS Subscribers By 142% By Being A Purple Cow
In late February 2006, I decided to catch on to the phenomenon which was occurring on the net whereby a person details goings on and musings in their life or in their specified niche. 2006 was to become a big year for blogging and I caught on and decided to create my own site. This […]
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The Best Blog Comment Ever!
Whilst browsing Digg today I came across a story about Eminem on Mashable: Eight Mile Style LLC and Martin Affiliated LLC, Eminem’s music publisher and copyright manager, has filed a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against Apple, alleging that the company violated copyrights by allowing downloads of Eminem’s songs onto iPods. Obviously the title of the Digg article […]
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