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July 2011

4 Reasons to Load, Share and View Google Plus Photos

by James Martell on July 30, 2011

Well, it finally happened.
After a few false starts (or Waves, or Buzzes), Google has finally produced a platform which might be capable of unseating the mighty Facebook.  Since Google Plus is still a work in progress, it’s hard to say exactly how worried Facebook should be, but I can assure you, they are worrying.
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Landing a Copywriting Gig

by Guest Poster on July 29, 2011

About Author:  Beth Ann Erickson is Queen Bee of Filbert Publishing and the only writing ezine that’ll make your writing sparkle, help you write killer queries, and get you on the road to publication fast. Better yet, you’ll receive the e-booklet “Power Queries” when you sign up for your free subscription. Subscribe today at http://FilbertPublishing.com.
Landing [...]

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The ‘Unnatural’ Writing for Search Engines

by Jade Evans on July 28, 2011

Editor’s Note:  This is a guest post by Jade Evans.  Please read more about Jade in the bio footer!
Writing for search engine optimization is not about gaming Google. I’ve had a lot of people tell me that SEO was ‘that thing you do to trick Google.’
“No, person-who-does-not-understand-that-Internet-Explorer-is-not-the-only-way-to-access-the-internet, it is not that.”
Not if you do it [...]

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Old SEO is DEAD! Please Stop Using it!

by Julie McElroy on July 26, 2011

I have some bad news…
Traditional SEO is dead!
Watching the changes on the Internet in the last couple years, I have seen so many websites go up and nothing happens to them.  I myself have put up websites because I thought I would get into niche affiliate marketing.  I decided not to.  In the meantime, these [...]

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Revealed: Retirement Planning Made Easy for the Online Marketer

by James Martell on July 24, 2011

If you’re new to Internet marketing and still struggling to get that first $100 month, then I have some news that should boost your motivation and keep you plugging away at your marketing efforts. If you stay with this business, if you continue to learn, if you continue to test you will eventually acquire the [...]

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Approaches to Online Copywriting

by Chris Hoole on July 22, 2011

Online copywriting should be simple – shouldn’t it?
There’s a lot of talk about ‘user generated’ content – meaning just about anyone can have a go at it. I’m all for user generated content it – it helps me get into the minds of the people my clients are trying to sell to. If I have [...]

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