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If you’re an online blogger, web designer/developer, or website owner looking to generate income then you need to sign up for the StudioPress affiliate program.
I mean right now… seriously, I’ll wait for you to come back.
And as promised, I’m going to reveal the tricks of my trade by teaching you today how you can make money by adding a Genesis Box to your site.
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A few months ago I asked if Google Chrome Will Overtake Mozilla Firefox and there was a lot of discussion around that question.
Now that the 3rd Quarter of 2011 has ended, I ran some numbers to see if the trend was continuing. Here’s the updated chart on Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome.
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What would happen if you walked into Baskin Robbins and you saw rows of ice cream buckets? Now I’m not talking about a mere 31 flavors, but let’s just say for the sake of this illustration that you were greeted with 200 flavors to choose from.
I’d be willing to be that like me, you might stare in awe, perhaps the same way a deer does in headlights. You might even panic, and feel anxiety of the fact that you have OVER 200 CHOICES of ice cream to work with.
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It’s no secret that the name of the internet marketing game is to establish readership and capture email addresses. After all, what’s the use in writing on your blog if you’re not trying to engage with your audience and ultimately sell them something?
If you’re looking to get inside the mind of your readers, then checking out Derek Halpern’s Social Triggers site is essential
He focuses on building businesses by breaking down psychological research and business case studies into simple, actionable steps that can help you improve your online business.
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I don’t know about you, but I am starting to feel like a man with many wives when it comes to social media. What started out as an innocent bout of social media dating has quickly turned into a full blown affair.
At first I thought it would be a simple case of the grass being greener on the other side of the social media fence. However, it didn’t take long for me to realize that I thoroughly enjoyed making out with Google Plus.
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It’s common practice in blogging to have a page on your site that can be helpful for both search engines as well as vistors to navigate to places they want to find.
In some cases they are called sitemaps, while others folks call them archive pages. Either one can look a number of ways, depending on what you want to display. If you want to create a custom archives page, follow the steps below.