Archive for June, 2011
Cut out the middle man….go direct!
I recently read an article in Business Review Weekly by Mark Bouris, a brilliant businessman with an extremely interesting business history, look into it. In the article he revealed that the strongest business asset he has are his advisors. The article was quite informative and detailed how advisors can help you identify pitfalls within your […]
Read More | Share6 Tips to further your Profile in the Blogosphere – Personalise
Blogging is so popular now we are always looking for new tips and tools to increase our exposure and readership in this competitive landscape. Today I will look at some new tips that will position yourself as a ‘Personality’ in the blog space in an effort to increase your audience, network, and contacts. This follows […]
Read More | ShareSEO your personal Facebook Profile
I was looking today at the best ways to SEO your personal Facebook Profile. To do this you obviously need to have a publicly findable profile, which generally most people are happy to do. However most of us don’t want to share our personal contact info/ photos/ friends list and wall with the world – […]
Read More | ShareGoogle launches Plus 1 (+1) Social Sharing Button
Google has now launched their Plus One (+1) Social Sharing Button, and they say this is a way for users to rate a piece of web content as ‘cool’. This will enable users with a Google Account to +1 websites and content they like, which is then broadcasted to their Google Contacts and other people […]
Read More | ShareUsing Internal Linking & Keywords to Boost Page SEO
The other day I did a post on Link Building Strategies for your blog – both internal and external techniques to boost your blogs SEO. Today I am going to look at 2 specific internal strategies to improve the SEO for selected pages on your blog: 1. Internal Linking 2. Keyword placement Internal Linking One […]
Read More | ShareTwitter Finally Launches Follow Button
Twitter has unveiled a new feature that allows website owners to add a ‘Follow’ button to their site – allowing users to Follow them on Twitter without leaving the webpage or being redirected to Twitter. Similar to the Facebook Like button, I am surprised it has taken Twitter so long to finally get around to […]
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New Geolocation service Scoville goes into Private Beta
Scoville, a new Geolocation service has launched which allows users to share their favourite Foursquare check-ins with their connections, and comment/discuss them. Scoville is integrated directly into the Foursquare API and can access your Fousquare friends list (and also Twitter and Facebook if you wish). The aim of the service is for you to create […]
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