Review: Blog Writing Service - Water My Blog?

July 12, 2010 by Justin  

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So you have a business, your website is going strong, and you’re working on your SEO and other marketing to get more traffic to your site and take your business to the next level.  You’ve heard that everyone needs to have a blog.  You’ve heard about all the benefits of blogging, from delivering valuable content to your users, customers, subscribers, etc. to improving your search engine rankings.  You’re sold on the benefits, but where are you going to find the time to crank out regular blog posts?  After all, one of the things you’ve learned is that the key to blogging successfully is providing quality content on a consistent basis.

This is the dilemma for a lot of people.  Blogging is a tremendous tool for your business, but it takes a focused effort and a lot of time that many of us just don’t have.  Add to that the fact that many people just aren’t writers and have a hard time coming up with interesting topics much less presenting them in an effective way, and it can all seem very overwhelming.  Well, fear not!  There is a solution to all these challenges, and it’s an easy, affordable solution that you can implement immediately.

Introducing WaterMyBlog.com
WaterMyBlog is a blog writing service like no other.  While it’s popular to hire virtual assistants, freelancers and ghost writers to fill blogging needs, all of those are missing a key element.  They’ll provide regular content, and it might even be written very well, but what are the chances these sources are SEO experts?  Pretty slim.  That’s what makes WaterMyBlog.com different.  This service provides quality blog posts based around your chosen key words, written in a way that serves to greatly enhance your SEO efforts.

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How it works
Getting started with WaterMyBlog.com is easy.  First, you’ll provide them with the key words (5-10) you want to optimize for.  This is of course very important, because these words (topics) will end up being the focus of the blog posts they write.  If you need help determining the best key words to rank for, they have SEO experts on staff to help you out.  Next, they connect their software to your blog.  It works with all the popular blogging platforms, so no worries there.  This gives them the ability to directly upload your blog posts once they’re approved.  Once their software is integrated, their researchers get busy using their news aggregators to create a plan that will ensure your blog is relevant to readers and to the search engines.  After the research is done, all that’s left is writing your posts.  The writers at WaterMyBlog.com are called Gardeners, and they will use the information they’ve learned from the news aggregators to create quality, SEO-relevant posts, which will be submitted to you for approval.  If you want changes, you can edit the post yourself or ask for the changes you want.  Once it’s done to your satisfaction, your post will automatically be posted to your site.  It’s that easy!  You’ve saved tons of time while reaping all the benefits of adding outstanding blog content to your site.  And the pricing for all this is outstanding.  You’ll pay no more than $13 per post!  They also have some great promotions running right now, like a one-month free trial!

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While they aren’t the solution I’d recommend for pro bloggers who make their living off their blog, WaterMyBlog.com is a great solution for anyone with a primary product or service looking to add a blogging component.  So if you understand all the benefits of adding a blog to your site but haven’t had the time to do it, or if you’re already blogging but are looking for an inexpensive way to free up all the time it’s taking you, OR if you just want to make sure your blogging efforts are paying off with proper SEO, take a look at WaterMyBlog.com.

Choosing a Web Host

March 19, 2009 by Justin  

The following post has been sponsored by the owners of WebHostingChoice.com:

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There are thousands of web hosting services that you can choose from for supporting your personal or business website. But not all web hosts are created equal. There are several factors involved in making your choice including price, customer service, and how easy it is to navigate their control panel. There are also other considerations like special offers, free advertising, and additional “goodies” that some of these web hosting companies offer to entice prospective customers.

So how do you know which hosting service is the right one for you? The best way to make a decision is to compare several hosting companies at one time. Seeing all the options laid out side-by-side means you can make an informed choice based on your own priorities. The more you know before you commit, the better the chance you’ll be happier with your web hosting service.

Now there is a free service which helps you review several web hosting services at one time. Web Hosting Choice compares the most important features of each site including price and third-party independent reviews. A comparison chart of the top ten most popular web hosting sites is the first thing you see when you land on the site. However, you can also refine criteria and compare web hosting companies that fit your unique needs, including green hosting, business hosting, and Linux hosting.

Web Hosting Choice has an excellent Learning Center section that is ideal for individuals who are launching their first website. With informative articles on all the basics of website creation and maintenance, you’ll have a foundation of knowledge that will allow you to create your online presence with professionalism and style.

If you’re shopping around for web hosting service, or even if you’re interested in seeing what else is out there to compare with your existing service visit Web Hosting Choice (www.webhostingchoice.com) and find out if you’re getting the best web hosting service for your needs.

Get A Payday Loan With NationalPayDay.com

January 24, 2008 by Justin  

Have you ever needed a Payday Loan?

Well here’s an internet based option for getting a payday loan. Melissa from NationalPayday.com has been a loyal advertiser on Blogtrepreneur for 6 months, so when she asked for a sponsored review, I jumped at the chance!

National Payday.com allows you to apply online and receive your money in 1 business day directly deposited into your account. Although using a payday loan service isn’t the best case scenario for financial stability, it can be a life saver when you are in a pinch. You may even be able to use it to advance your business. If you need money to start an affiliate ppc campaign, buy advertising or another business expense you could use this to leverage your money. Again it shouldn’t be your first choice but is an option when you are in need of some quick money to get you by.

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If you need a quick cash advance or payday loan, let us help. We are the best quick solution for any cash flow problem. Our online payday loans and cash advances give you the emergency cash you need until your next payday. No matter what you need money for, our quick and easy check cashing service provides the assistance you’ve been looking for.

How does a Payday Loan work?

With National Payday it’s all done online. You simply go to their website and fill out their application form. Once you’ve been approved, they will deposit the funds into your account which is usually completed in 1 business day. I’ve never used a payday loan or a cash advance loan but it could be an embarrassing situation if you don’t want others to know that you’re in financial difficulty, so I think that doing it online sounds much more appealing.
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New Advertising Rates

January 13, 2008 by Justin  

Having been around in the blogosphere for nearly 2 years, I’ve come to realise that there is one easy and obvious way to sell a lot of your advertising; keep your prices low.

I havn’t always practised what I’ve preached though - in fact, I have always thought that keeping prices high would add to the sense of authority, and of course a higher level of profit. However, I’ve now decided to change my mind. I’d much rather prefer to sell all of my advertising spots instead of leaving them empty - as that is just a waste of screen real estate. The OIOPublisher plugin will also help me a lot by reducing the amount of time I have to spend maintaining ads.

I will inevitably change prices in the long run according to the forces of supply and demand, to always make sure that I am pricing these slots optimally. However, for the time being, I will see what happens - and hope you’ll take advantage of these great prices:

In order to purchase the post level or RSS Feed Text Ad, or if you have any other queries or questions about advertising in general, please get in touch using my contact form, and I will be more than happy to assist you.

As a final sweetener, one of my image advertisers managed to get a 7% Click Through Rate (CTR) on their advert yesterday, so if that doesn’t tickle your fancy, I don’t know what will!

WRevenue.com - Web Business With Scott Wainner

October 22, 2007 by Justin  

It’s not often that you get to review a fellow blog, let alone a blog about online entrepreneurship and business. That’s why I snatched up the review of NorthxEast and was eager to complete this review that Scott Wainner ordered up.

The blog in question is called WRevenue - a name which highlights Scott’s last initial, and is also a clever play on words which sounds like “Double Your Revenue” if you say it right - something which has also been emphasised in the tagline.

So, this dude if offering to double my website’s revenue? This seems like an outrageous claim, until you checkout the official About page of the blog and read the short bio on Scott’s entrepreneurial journey so far. Here’s a short quote:

“In 1994 I started a computer hardware reviews site called SysOpt.com in high school and by 1997 (Freshman in college) I was earning $100,000/year from banner ads. In 1998 I launched a second site, ResellerRatings.com. I continued operating the sites until 1999, when a company called Andover made an offer to buy them. A second company, EarthWeb, got into a bidding war with Andover and eventually bought the sites for several million dollars…”

Wow, so you can already see that you’ll be learning from an experienced guru in the online business niche. I just wish that I had started online way back in ‘94 (although I would have only been 4 years old then). Think of the amazing domain names you could have purchased. In the end, due to the Dot Com Bubble Burst, Scott managed to buy back ResellerRatings from the original purchaser at a fraction of the cost, and convert it into a money maker again - a sign of a true entrepreneur.

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Above is a screenshot of WRevenue.com’s homepage. It seems to be a custom-coded template installed on Wordpress and looks very clean and stylish. The colours blue and black are soothing to the eye and the picture of Scott in the header is a very good marketing tactic - this will ensure that people instantly recognise Mr Wainner, and he gets to connect with his audience immediately and provides a sense of authority and a personality behind the blog.

Credibility

Another thing that adds instant credibility, is the fact that Scott has a Feedburner widget which shows how many subscribers he has. At the time of writing, this figure stands at nearly 400, which is an absolutely phenomenal increase since the 28th September when the blog was started.

This of course, would be mainly due to the high-profile interviews Scott has ordered up on the likes of TylerCruz and JohnChow, again helping to increase branding opportunities - a must for any new blog, even if you don’t pay for it.

The Design

There are a few issues which I would like to bring up in terms of the design aspect of WRevenue. Firstly, in the header, there are 4 other images besides the photo of Scott which show various aspects of his life (cycling, piloting and internet business). These appear to be hyperlinked but don’t lead anywhere - so either linking them up to bigger versions of the pictures or removing the links altogether would be best.

Also, a fact which Tyler mentioned, would be to reduce the size of the sidebar, especially as we can see that the Categories and Blogroll section only take up a narrow amount of space. The Meta area also needs removing - as it is unnecessary and is maybe a security issue, although I’m not sure of the technical details on that one.
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