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I have been doing business on the internet since 1998. I started in web design and learned SEO and have been doing it for several years. One thing that really gets under my skin is when people try to sell a useless service.

I know a lot of online marketers that swear the $29.00 a month to get into all the engines is worth the money. The best line is “get listed in 24 - 48 hours guaranteed”.  Really? OMFG I got to have this! Read the rest of this entry »

A few years ago article submissions were great. They helped many of my sites reach PR 3 - 5 in less than 3 months. It helped me avoid the sandbox and got my sites to where they needed to be to rank well for terms. Using article submissions was the best way to get one way links. However, times have changed and submissions are no longer a valid method and I’ll explain why. Read the rest of this entry »

I am all about free, so long as free can make me money. Sometimes giving away something for free can make you money. For example, you give free information on your site or blog in return for paid advertising. I came across this service called RSS Hugger. It is a free online directory for bloggers.

The purpose is to help you find new readers via your RSS feed. You can pay $20 to get listed or blog about them and get in for free for 10 years. They have limited features but I am sure that will change soon. Take a look at the site and sign-up. It fast a easy to sign-up and may be well worth it.

Stumbleupon… just like Digg is a a great resource for traffic. However, in order for you to be successful you need to know the ins and outs of stumbleupon and how to harness its power. Below are a list of things you need to do to fine tune your Stumbleupon posts. Read the rest of this entry »

As a blogger page views mean a lot. The more page views I get the more chances I have of making some money. There are some cool ideas and tools to get visitors to dive deeper into your site. Below I have a list of my top favorites. Read the rest of this entry »