by Ben on September 24, 2011
This is a guest post by Ben from iBlogPlanet.com.
I’ve been internet marketing for many years, and in the last few months have hopped into the offline market.
Now, what offline market, you may ask. I’m talking about helping businesses increase their visibility through SEO, social media marketing, and so forth.
It’s a very lucrative market, and one I strongly recommend if you feel you have enough experience to offer your skills to businesses. It’s a win-win for all.
Alright, let’s get into more detail.
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This is a guest post by Jeevan Jacob John from TechPupil.com.
One long and valuable comment is always better than 100 short and useless comments.
Comments are the life blood of a blog. They add more value and information to the article that you write. People have always placed importance on the number of comments (rather than the quality and length of each comment). The blogging world has always talked about getting more comments (the length and value of it didn’t really matter at all).
We, bloggers have used many different techniques to get more comments for our articles (Commentluv, Keywordluv are all examples of techniques that have already been used, a hundred times). That’s why these techniques aren’t so “good” now (so, we need to improve. We need to do more to get more comments).
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The blog hasn’t been updated from last 5 days and the credit goes to my college. It made me so tired and busy throughout these past few days which made it impossible for me to update the blog with new content.
But now I’m getting back on the track slowly so I thought to put this quick update about SmartBloggerz’s Guest Blogging Contest.
The quick update is that I’ve extended the date a little. Now you can submit your guest post for review by the end of 25th September and you will be eligible for the contest. Guest Posts submitted for review after 25th September won’t be counted as part of this contest though it will be published on the blog.
If you have any questions then just ask it below in the comments or email-me using the contact form on this blog.
This is a guest post by James Martell AffiliateMarketersBootcamp.com.
My daughter, Victoria, is learning how to drive, which I find to be both exciting and terrifying. Perhaps other parents out there can relate.
Like most new drivers, Victoria is very focused on the road, and tends to miss important details – like speedometer readings. She also tends to be a little late in braking and sometimes fumbles around when reaching for the controls.
Several driving schools in London, UK, including BSM and AA driving schools, have determined that students typically need about 40+ hours of practical instruction before they are ready to test. I think the British are pretty optimistic, particularly considering they are driving on the wrong side of the road. (only kidding)
Okay, to be fair, after about 30 hours Victoria is beginning to relax a little, and the absolute basics are coming more naturally to her, which allows her to pay more attention to the details. Like the speedometer.
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This is a guest post by Fazal Mayar from Richer Or Not
Blogging is one of the best ways to make money online. The problem most people face is getting traffic to your blog and making money out of that traffic. Almost everyone knows what a blog is but very few people know how to make most out their blogs.
If you’re thinking of starting a blog, or if you already have one and just want to increase your traffic this article will show you how to make your blog popular and get traffic to it.
These tips are valid for any blogger whether they are newbies or blogging experts. Writing quality content is the way to go and almost the only way to become a popular blogger. Make sure to follow these tips and you will be a better blogger a few weeks from now!
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by Jeevan Jacob John on September 22, 2011
This is a guest post by Jeevan Jacob John from TechPupil.com.
One long and valuable comment is always better than 100 short and useless comments.
Comments are the life blood of a blog. They add more value and information to the article that you write. People have always placed importance on the number of comments (rather than the quality and length of each comment). The blogging world has always talked about getting more comments (the length and value of it didn’t really matter at all).
We, bloggers have used many different techniques to get more comments for our articles (Commentluv, Keywordluv are all examples of techniques that have already been used, a hundred times). That’s why these techniques aren’t so “good” now (so, we need to improve. We need to do more to get more comments).
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