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Time management is an obstacle many writers face as they create their work schedules on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis. It is important for freelance writers to develop these schedules based upon the deadlines imposed by their editors, as well as other work they may need to accomplish. Read More

A Texas hotel goes above and beyond to make the stay of an audacious lodger one he'll fondly remember... Read More

Are you blogging for fun or to build your business or create a side income? Are you one of the 3.9 million “lifestyle bloggers” who blog to support a flexible, family-friendly lifestyle? Do you blog for money and fame or is it a way to express yourself? Read More

When your business or blog relies on Google traffic, you need to be aware of the best practices of getting organic traffic from the worlds largest search engine Google. In this article I will discuss on how to get traffic to your website using social media channels and blogs. Read More

When should we consider the best time to start a blog?
Those who started at the ideal time are far ahead and reaping great harvest
Stop procrastinating and take action now or else it might be too late. Read More

What are some of the worst products to have to market? Read this article to find out how creative minds are marketing the unmarketable. Read More

In the following post you’re going to get a crash course in what Triberr can do for your blog and a run through of everything you need to know about Automatic Tribes followed by a sneak peak of the new Tribal Stream. Read More

You will be able to get more people to take action that you want them to like subscribing to your email newsletter updates, visiting the product that you are promoting, if you improve the conversion rate. Read More

Recently I found myself in the midst of a serious case of writers block. I was trying to write some content for a new Web site and rather than the text being short, punchy, and valuable I found myself droning on and on, paragraph after paragraph. It felt more like a 10th grade yawn-fest history rep Read More