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Contests are the way to go to get good traffic to your blog and get the word out as I discussed in this article. So with that being said, before we dive into anything, please share the news about the contest with your friends. Read More

You want to create content, not spend time worrying about SEO. It’s difficult and evolves everyday. You don’t have time to keep up.

But it’s incredibly important.

Organic search is one of the best ways for people to find your site, subscribe to your blog and buy your products. And it doesn’t Read More

Whether you're a none-coder or a programmer, you can now create sophisticated custom apps easily for your Facebook Page with ShortStack. Find out how with these 10 tips (and don't miss the Giveaway at the end of the post). Read More

Here are 5 reasons why regular and consistent blogging can help you bypass Google’s algorithm updates. Read More

I don’t use my personal Facebook account much for business/self-promotion purposes, mainly because I find it annoying when my friends do it. And I don’t want to be annoying. But I recently found a great way to show people what I’m working on without being annoying. Read More

This information can be wonderfully helpful to consider when designing and writing messages, but this approach to preheaders can also help your desktop opens too. Sure, we all know about the Outlook preview pane, but webmail clients like Gmail also give readers a chance to preview what’s in their m Read More

About a year ago I wrote a couple of posts on tablet strategy. Those thoughts in many ways are still valid, though I’m always willing to change an opinion if and when new info becomes available. So for this post I thought it would be interesting to see what has changed in the world of… Read More

Before our lives revolved around the Internet, it was easy to market in a vacuum. Small business owners could put a good product or service out there, create a few promotional items and assume by sales that all was going according to plan. Read More

The PR Verdict: “C” for Kleiner and its handling of this story in the NY Times. Wasn’t there an opportunity to go further than the standard PR response? Read More