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Blogging is a marathon, not a sprint, and over the time, can be really hard to continue doing an awesome job. Having the right tools will definitely make the difference. The list I've written is divided into categories, and the resources mentioned can help you boost productivity, manage your time, increase your audience, make more money with your site or improve your … [Read more...]
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Are you aware that the majority of people fail when creating niche websites, no matter how many efforts they put into it? What if I told you that your success is mainly influenced by just one relatively simple first step? I recently started a niche site which ranked in the top 10 search engines results for the main keywords in less than 3 months and making already sales … [Read more...]
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The security of your website should be among your first priorities. You don't want to waste all the hard work you put into your online business and have it hacked, for example. This is even more a necessity if your income comes from working online. There are a few steps you can take to secure your Wordpress blog. I can suggest some important tips: - use a ultra-safe … [Read more...]
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Finding the right media (while complying with the legal rules) is one of the most difficult parts of the creation of an article. You have to choose the right subject, identify a picture free of copyrights (otherwise citing the source or the author), verify that the image has sufficient pixels size (I go for 600 px within my blog posts, and a little more for the featured one) … [Read more...]