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Twittiquette – The Do’s and Dont’s of Twitter
Twitter has set the social media world on fire. It is fast, effective, and even the most stodgy internet user must admit that it is pretty fun. The idea, of course, is that you build your own community of people with similar interests and exchange short 140 character messages with them on any and every... Read More
3 Simple SEO Tips for Your Website
We have received a handful of emails asking us to explain the basics of SEO, so here goes! All of you SEO Guru’s out there, please bare with us as we tackle the basics. If you already have a website, you probably spent either a good deal of time or money (or both) getting it... Read More
UcoZ: Hosted CMS Review
Sometimes, blogging software just isn’t enough and you have to transition to a full blown content management system, where you can easily run polls, guest books, photo albums, forums, and more, but the change can be difficult if you don’t have the technical knowledge on installing and configuring complex applications like Drupal. Those that enjoyed... Read More
SEO Analysis of Blogtrepreneur
I’ve always wanted to rank highly for the phrase “entrepreneur blog“, but have never seemed to be able to climb into the Top 5 in Google. After reading an analysis of Carl Ocab’s Search Engine Optimization by David Elefant, I messaged him asking if he would be able to do the same on his Make... Read More
Summer Advertising Sale Ends Today!
Well the end of a very successful Half Price Advertising Promotion is coming to an end today. That’s right, in a few hours time (at 3am GMT!), my advertising prices are gonna go back up to their RRP. Checkout my advertising page for the full lowdown, but here’s the prices that you can expect: Top... Read More
XHTML/CSS – We Design It, They Code It
After spending at least 2 days thinking of that title, I thought I’d better crack-on with the review that XHTML/CSS or Xhtmlslashcss ordered from ReviewMe to be featured on this blog. They’ve already managed to generate some buzz around the blogosphere with similar reviews appearing on JohnChow.com and Tyler Cruz to name but a few... Read More
How To Invest In Text Link Ads
Investing, investing, investing. Today, it seems like we’re forever putting our money into shares, stocks, bonds, websites, cars and even fine pieces of art looking to make a return on the cash we’ve paid up. It seems like such easy money – especially by buying shares in internet companies, which seem to be gaining worth... Read More
Blogtrepreneur – A PageRank 5 Production
All round the web and in many forums its been reported that there’s been a Pagerank update after a 92 day wait, courtesy of the Google Bots. Now the last update was pretty disappointing with no major ground gained. But this time, I’ve finally managed to break Blogtrepreneur.com into the PR5 range from PR4! Yep,... Read More
10 Reasons Why TextLinkAds and ReviewMe are Kicking Blogging Butt
Lately it’s all been about ReviewMe and Text Link Ads (aff). These sister companies are becoming the base of online income and you can find their names on almost any page in the blogosphere, such is the consumer base and loyalty they have garnered and attracted. Recently, I completely sold out on my TLA sidebar... Read More
How To Boost Indexation Using XML and XHTML Sitemaps
Recently I discovered an awesome blog that I had stumbled on a few times in the past. Most of you may know the author for his brilliant design work with blogs or maybe for his talented video production and teaching skills. Either way, Chris Pearson from Pearsonified.com has gained me as a reader, and it... Read More
Breaking 100 RSS Subscribership For The First Time
Another milestone broken and another one made. Earlier on yesterday I realised that I had broken the 100 RSS subscribers for the first time ever in Blogtrepreneur history. I just want to keep this short and sweet but it really shows what determination can do and how 6 months of hard work can return great... Read More
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