There are many things that wannabe bloggers often miss and that internet marketers don’t tell them (marketing 101: sex sells, hard work doesn’t), which lead people to a really painful learning curve. ?

One of those often overlooked things is the concept of your website. ?Read this article and cut that learning curve: do things right from the beginning. Read more…

Some say it’s “AMAZING!”… For others it’s just “OK”… For me it’s “ACHIEVABLE” and I think you can outperform me quite easily if you want to.

This post is nothing else but my monthly report of the progress with BloggerJET. (Here are the past ones: 1st week, 1st month, 2nd month.)

The third month is closed and half of the challenge is behind my back now. As I turn around to look at it I have to admit I could do so much better, but that’s a different story. Let’s look at the stats! Read more…

I’m a huge Apple fan and I sincerely respect Steve Jobs for lots of different things. But who am I to talk about him?

So I thought I’d let his creative fans all around the globe to “speak” instead! Read more…

Ask any pro blogger and he will tell you that the more content you have on your blog – the more traffic you get. That’s mainly because each post you publish gets indexed by Google and starts getting search traffic since then.

hilarious photo by dcarmen

So the more – the better, right? You can publish a new post daily or maybe even two, but this way you’ll quickly get tired and probably run out of ideas. That is why it’s so sweet when people contribute their own posts to your blog!.. Hey what’s the matter? No one is offering you a guestpost? I think I know why! Read more…

Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and other social networks are full of people that call themselves “internet marketers“, “social media experts“, “ninja SEOs” or even “gurus“. But what’s their real level of knowledge so far…?

For about a year I was bookmarking every brilliant post I spotted online. This resulted in a small collection of 241 bookmarks which are publicly available here. However following the Pareto principle 80% of value lies in about 20% of all the posts that I’ve bookmarked. That is how I decided to go through all of them and pick only the most important ones, which resulted in this list of Brilliant Posts: Read more…