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Posted in Wordpress on Aug 7th, 2008
Mark Joyner is a legend when it comes to online marketing, he’s a “guru to the gurus!” I’ve been a member of his excellent Simpleology site for over a year, and it provides me with motivation to succeed literally every day. But more on Simpleology and Mark Joyner in a forthcoming post.
This post […]
Posted in Wordpress on Jun 23rd, 2008
To get lots of traffic to your Blog, you need to post regularly, daily if possible, for at least the first few months. Initally, you’ll find it easy. Writing 20 – 30 articles won’t be difficult, even if you don’t have an interest in the subject of your blog.
But beyond those initial […]
Posted in Wordpress on Jun 19th, 2008
As you probably know, blogging regularly is essential if you’re to build a successful blog and drive lots of traffic to it. How often is regular?
At least 5 times a week on average, preferably daily if not two to three times per day!
If your blog is on a real passion of yours, then writing […]
Posted in Wordpress on Jun 16th, 2008
Am I here? Well I am now … but for the last 3 days I’ve been in Zurich enjoying the football at Euro 2008! Yet magically my blog has been updated each day whilst I’ve been gone!
The Wordpress Timestamp feature is just one of the many great things about Wordpress. It allows […]
Posted in Wordpress on May 9th, 2008
In the first six parts of this “Getting Started Internet Marketing” series we’ve discussed buying and hosting domain names, selecting profitable niches and installing and configuring a Wordpress blog on your new domain. In the last part we talked about finding and creating content for your blog.
Now it’s time to “Monetise” your blog … […]
Posted in Wordpress on May 7th, 2008
If you’re a regular reader of my blog, you’ll know I’m a big fan of Wordpress. It’s user friendly and adding posts is not time consuming. The flexibility the free plugins bring is enormous.
Of course, the main selling points for Wordpress and blogging, is the automation of tagging, pinging, trackbacking and rss […]
Posted in Wordpress on Apr 23rd, 2008
So following on from the first 3 steps of the Getting Started Blueprint, you’ve:
- opened a multiple domain hosting account with Hostmonster
- done your keyword research and chosen a niche for your first site
- chosen and bought a domain name
- installed Wordpress onto your new domain
When I started out on my $500 per day quest […]
Posted in Wordpress on Apr 8th, 2008
So following on from the first 3 steps of the Getting Started Blueprint, you’ve:
- opened a multiple domain hosting account with Hostmonster
- done your keyword research and chosen a niche for your first site
- chosen and bought a domain name
Now, its time to install a Wordpress Blog onto your new domain.
If your hosting account is […]
Posted in Wordpress on Jun 12th, 2007
It’s been over a week since my first post to my new SEO Progress Journal blog. I intend to post more regularly, daily if possible, but unfortunately my young boy has been in hospital in the last week having his tonsils removed, so my time has been at a premium.
Before he went in […]
