1. How To Use Your Blog to Market Your Business
March 16, 2006


Have you just started blogging? Or have you been blogging for a while? As you may already know, a blog is an excellent tool to let the world know about your business or your product, to connect with potential customers and promote your expertise. But how can you maximize your blog's impact? Here are five tips to do just that: - Blog Consistently. Many business owners get excited about blogging, post 3-6 times, and then promptly forget about the blog. I have seen many blogs that were started a year or two ago, have a grand total of five posts, and haven't been updated since sometime last y... (read more)

Author: Biana Babinsky | Article Views: 362

2. Daily Surrender Psalms 119:85
March 15, 2006


March 15, 2006 Psa 119:85 KJV The proud have digged pits for me, which are not after thy law. It is a proud man who wishes the demise of another. Just as Cain couldn’t rejoice at God’s blessing upon his brother but had to kill him in an attempt to justify himself to his own conscience, it is a conceited man who cannot rejoice at God’s blessing upon his brother. The proud thinks that he can make his candle shine brighter by putting out the one of His brother. He also thinks that he elevates himself by making the other fall. It’s pathetic how the devil, whose downfall was pride... (read more)

Author: Patrick Lumbroso | Article Views: 631

3. Blogging To Improve Internet Online Business
March 11, 2006


Copyright© 2005 John Woon (Sung-Liang Woon) http://www.johnwoon.com Oxford Dictionary of Modern Slang states “blog noun An Internet website containing an eclectic and frequently updated assortment of items of interest to its author. 1999-. [Shortening of weblog.] So blogger, noun” More meaningful citations could be obtained from the Web. Below is a list of these. - Blog is short for weblog. A weblog is a journal (or newsletter) that is frequently updated and intended for general public consumption. Blogs generally represent the personality of the author or the Web site. ... (read more)

Author: John Davis | Article Views: 415

4. Pay If You Want
February 20, 2006


One of the best things about the Internet is that it links creative people to their audience, anywhere in the world. People can post nearly anything they want online, and be as risqué as they like. The Internet removes the need for printing, distribution, and marketing, so a writer or musician can offer their work to the world at little or no cost. Unsigned bands can distribute their songs through so many web sites there is now a website called simply, ‘a semi-comprehensive list of MP3 hosting & music streaming sites that accept original music by underground artists, as well as mainstream acts... (read more)

Author: Web Helpers | Article Views: 286

5. Intriguing Irrelevancies
February 19, 2006


The Internet links us all to a vast array of information-sometimes more than we expect, and to sources we didn’t know even existed. When searching for ‘online dictionary’ I pulled up a variety of ‘ordinary’ dictionaries, and such sites as etymology dictionary (www.etymonline.com). Adding ‘desert’ to my search query pulled up sites as diverse as: Dream Dictionary (http://www.soulfuture.com/dream_dictionary/dream_dictionary_main.asp) and The Astrodigital Online Dictionary of Meteoritics (http://www.astrodigital.org/astronomy/metdict.html) Like a lot of people I sometimes get diverted fro... (read more)

Author: Web Helpers | Article Views: 339