Monthly Archives: August 2005

Blogs are a potential goldmine of insights for readers, provided by business leaders, market leaders, innovators, philosophers, marketers, political commentators, and many other opinion makers who haven’t ever before enjoyed such easy access to a simple and unmoderated public forum … Continue reading →

Forums have become a common feature in many websites. With good free scripts available, and paid scripts being relatively cheap, it seems that every new website has its own forum(s). But is it wise to add forums to your website? … Continue reading →

Lots of people loudly proclaim the importance of inbound links. In fact, depending on your niche, up to 80% of your rank in Google may depend on your ability to conduct an ongoing link blitz. Not to mention all the … Continue reading →

Oooo … cookies. And the real kind at that! Hmmm. Chocolate chip or maybe one of those oatmeal raisin ones? Or what about those almond things? Oh, it’s murder to have to decide which to pick. You might think the … Continue reading →

Do’s and Don’ts of a Professional Website A professional website is, above all else, professional. What constitutes professional though? This question has been asked by many, and the answers are as varied as those asking the question. There are at … Continue reading →

There are numerous reasons for webmasters to submit their sites to various web directories populating the Internet. The positives of having your site listed in a popular directory have been discussed in previous articles and on a multitude of search-related … Continue reading →

There is perhaps no more level playing field in business than the Internet. It is this fact that has created millionaires from paupers. The amount of money that can be made depends of course on your industry and your products … Continue reading →