Feb 11th, 2010
by Susan Hamilton.
If you’re not sharing your unique perspective and understanding of your business with readers through EzineArticles.com, you’re missing out on a valuable link-building experience. Today I’d like to challenge you to start building your article bank. Submitting articles surrounding the nuances of your niche is a great exercise for an inexperienced writer to gain experience, and also to develop helpful links from an outside source back to your Web site.
Here are a few of the reasons you should take 30 minutes to build your author profile on this particular submission site and establish credible articles surrounding the niche you’ve chosen to tackle.
Jan 28th, 2010
by Shari Voigt.
Two years ago, I wrote several posts about using Delicious.com for social bookmarking. Those posts are no less relevant today than when they were written in 2008. I still use Delicious.com as my bookmark manager because it allows me to keep one set of bookmarks that can be easily accessed from any computer and I still find the social aspect of it to be highly beneficial.
In effect, it’s a human-edited search engine, only returning results that others have found useful. But sometime between then and now, Delicious.com improved its service. Now it also allows me to send bookmarks with my comments to others within my network, to anyone via email, or broadcast them through Twitter. This enhancement saves me time because many of my bookmarks are meant to be shared.
Jan 21st, 2010
by Shari Voigt.
With 250 million+ active users, it’s safe to say that at least a portion of your customer base is on Facebook. It’s no longer the domain of college students, but the online hangout for moms, dads, grandparents, and more importantly – people of all ages and interests from your locale. Real people and organizations are on Facebook – that’s their USP and that’s why YOU need to be found there. Being on Facebook shows that you’re real – and makes great strategic sense at the same time.
Jan 14th, 2010
by Shari Voigt.
Here’s a tip you might not find anywhere else. It’s a happy little discovery I made back in November ‘09. You can rank for a page bookmarked on Digg within 19 hours on Bing. Your submission doesn’t have to be voted up or commented on. It just needs to be a valid submission. That little discovery changed the way I look at Digg.
