I am officially accepting guest posts on the 2 Create a Website blog! [insert applause here] I receive quite a few guest post submissions. Unfortunately over 90% of them are either poorly written, offer nothing original or the content is not very relevant to my audience. The quality has been very disappointing. So I decided [...]
There are a lot of things that go into creating a successful affiliate marketing website… 1) You should learn enough programming to manage and maintain your own site 2) You need to hone your writing skills 3) You need a strategy for implementation and marketing 4) You have to build a brand (even if that [...]
A lot of people feel pressure to make their articles a certain length. As if, more words automatically equals more value. That isn’t always true. In fact, more words can often make articles difficult to read and monotonous. Brevity has its advantages… 1) People are busy and subscribe to dozens of blogs and websites, so [...]
I received an email from a lady named Angelica, who plans to publish an instructional blog post about Google Analytics (GA), but she is a bit hesitant because she feels it won’t be comprehensive enough. She admits she is afraid of coming across dumb because her article is not going to be as thorough as [...]
I have a confession to make. I used to have major trouble with commitment. Commitment to WordPress themes, that is. I have been using WordPress for 14 months and bounced from theme to theme because I kept running into walls when it came to the customization piece. And even though I’m not a complete novice [...]
Want to make money with an information affiliate site, but tired of bouncing from topic to topic? Don’t feel like you know enough about anything to publish an interesting website or blog? Is the word “expert” discouraging you because you don’t feel like an expert on any topic? You’re not alone. It’s a feeling that [...]
Arial of AttackDepression.com learned a great lesson about anonymity. Even though her site has been around for 2 years, she just added an About The Author page in June. Due to the fact her site includes a lot of personal information about her own depression, she didn’t want her family and friends to find out [...]
I define a robotic Webmaster as one who goes through the motions of managing and updating a website, without a clear understanding for what it takes to succeed online. They haphazardly throw up content without much regard to how their target audience will interpret it. They’re more concerned with quantity of tasks than measuring the [...]
I always say… You know you’ve made it when people begin copying your work. And thanks to services like www.copyscape.com it’s much easier to spot offenders these days. Plagiarizing used to really bother me, especially when the search engines weren’t as smart as they are today. It used to be much easier for thieves to [...]
One of the common mistakes Webmasters make is they don’t define who they are targeting. Now that everyone is learning you can profit online by writing about any topic and adding Google ads, people are often mislead. It’s not just about publishing as much content as you can on one subject and waiting for the [...]
How you communicate with your audience is a critical component of having a successful website. And it’s an aspect of website development that is highly overlooked. If your audience doesn’t feel that all-important connection with you, the chances of them buying products from you (or products you recommend) are slim to none. Don’t underestimate the [...]
I hear a lot of people say, “I’m not creative enough to build an interesting site (or blog).” And while I believe creativity comes easier for some than others, there are ways you spark creativity into your site or blog whether you feel you have that special gene or not. 1. Get Involved In Your [...]