If you are publishing original content on the web, you should protect your work with a copyright notice. Your website footer is a good place to claim your site-wide copyright as it will be displayed at the bottom of every page. Continue Reading →
I ran across this report by Ana Hoffman today and thought I’d share with you. It’s jam packed with great tips and insights.
Ana Hoffman – http://www.trafficgenerationcafe.com
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Do you know Flipboard? It’s so-o-o-o cool. I put their video here so you can experience the coolness for yourself.
Unfortunately, Flipboard is limited to a small number of publishers and, even when they expand their list, there is some degree of template work before a new publisher can post their content to Flipboard.
Even if you don’t own an iPad (yet) you can create a magazine-like blog experience for your readers on their iPads. Install this simple plugin (OnSwipe) to your blog through your admin panel then create a blog post so everyone knows how cool and up-to-the-minute you are! Continue Reading →
Did you know that you can publish your blog to Kindle? And that it’s super easy? And you may even make a little money from it?
Publishing to Kindle could increase your blog’s reach, create new loyal readers, and drive traffic to your site. Maybe it will also get you posting more frequently and thoroughly. And unlike standard RSS feeds that only show headlines, blogs that are published to Kindle show full images and text. Continue Reading →
Let’s say you are a furniture store and you carry mod couches, chairs, lamps, etc. How do you set yourself apart and get the attention of those in the market for mod furniture?
sample trade
Blu Dot Furniture has devised an online swap meet to engage their audience with entertaining trade-offers, including a Shrine to Farrah Fawcett, Can of Sarcasm, Jesus Toast, Drug-free Urine Sample, and even a Charlie Sheen “Winning Attitude” training program. The audience posts what they are willing to trade for a specific table or chair, and then everyone votes on the best trades – thumbs up or thumbs down. Continue Reading →
There are only 25 work days left in 2010. (I just counted.) My goal is to finish off the year with 25 new pieces of content, 25 new strategic connections, and 25 new prospects. Lofty goals to be sure, but it really helps me to work against a deadline and work to specific goals. Continue Reading →
