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• Three Tips for Creating Your Own Independence Day
by Sonia Simone
3 Jul 2009 at 7:51am
July 4 is Independence Day here in the States, which, for most of us, entails the risk of losing:
your fingers to cheap fireworks;
your waistline to hot dogs;
your liver.
All of which, as a red-blooded American, I support wholeheartedly. But if you’re spending today celebrating the country’s independence, how about putting some attention on your own [...]
• How to Write an Ebook that Sells in 2009
by Sonia Simone
2 Jul 2009 at 8:35am
You’ll see one theme come up again and again on Copyblogger. If you want to create real revenue with your blog, you need to have something worthwhile to sell.
Most sites are disappointed by the nickels and dimes that come in from advertising. If your site gets massive amounts of traffic, it can work, but if [...]
• Old-School Marketing No Longer Working? Blame Canada
by James Chartrand
1 Jul 2009 at 6:45am
Canadians are a funny lot.
They use strange words and spell with a U. They kiss cod. They enjoy being frozen solid nearly 8 months a year, and they call their money Loonies and Toonies.
Don’t get me wrong; they’re nice people just the same. They’re nature lovers and humanitarians and they like things simple and [...]
• The Courage to be Wrong
by Jonathan Morrow
30 Jun 2009 at 8:28am
I used to think being “right” was a big deal.
I had to say the right thing, dress the right way, know the right people, read the right books, live in the right neighborhood, go to the right school. It wasn’t because I wanted to, exactly, but because I thought it was a prerequisite for [...]
• The Future of Copyblogger
by Brian Clark
29 Jun 2009 at 10:59am
What a wild three-and-a-half years, huh?
Copyblogger started out as a way for me to demonstrate what I knew and could do in order to collaborate on new media projects with others.
Now it’s the hub of a business enterprise that supports three families, two single guys, one single mom, and a host of domesticated animals.
And we’re [...]
• Blogging is Dead (Again)
by Brian Clark
26 Jun 2009 at 10:56am
Welp, it’s time once again to log out of WordPress and turn out the lights.
Once again, blogging is dead.
Seems at least once a year, a flurry of discussion erupts around the imminent demise of blogging. And then the rest of us shrug our shoulders, grab some coffee, and get back to creating content that further [...]
• Why Preaching to the Choir is a Good Thing
by Chris Guillebeau
24 Jun 2009 at 8:59am
“Hey man, spare some change?”
Rain or shine, the professional panhandler works a busy corner every day in my neighborhood. He sets up shop right by the ATM, on the theory that people who have just withdrawn a hundred bucks are more likely to give him a dollar or two.
The location is good, but prospecting [...]
• New Bloggers: Need Traffic?
by Brian Clark
24 Jun 2009 at 8:11am
If you’re just getting started with blogging and you’re struggling to attract traffic to your site, check out this video (no opt-in required). It’s free content that explains some smart traffic attraction strategies. You can also opt-in for The Roadmap to Becoming a Blogger report.
Back when we asked you about your blogging frustrations, getting a [...]
• How to Turn Affiliate Marketing Disclosure Into a Selling Point
by Brian Clark
23 Jun 2009 at 9:11am
The big news yesterday?
Blogging is finally being taken seriously.
The Federal Trade Commission announced that they will begin going after bloggers - as well as the companies that compensate them - for any false claims or failure to disclose compensation, free gifts, and other conflicts of interest.
This isn’t really a surprise.
Content marketing is the most powerful [...]
• How Facebook is Gunning for Google (And Killing SEO)
by Mike Wasylik
22 Jun 2009 at 9:19am
This weekend, my mother-in-law asked me to enter a life of crime.
Not in the real world, of course - she’d like the father of her grandkids to remain jail-free. No, instead she invited me to play that Mafia game that’s so popular on Facebook.
Not interested in the game, I politely declined. But when my mother-in-law, [...]
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