SERPS. It sounds like some scifi movie term, doesn’t it? (“Lookout! The SERPs are invading again!”) SERPs actually stands for Search Engine Results Pages. It is that list of website “pages” you get when you search on a term or a phrase. When I searched
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Anonymous asked: How Do I Say ‘No’ To Bloggers Asking For My Contacts? Is there an etiquette or way you handle someone asking for a lot of your contacts with PR reps? I don’t mind helping out, but I also have been the one working hard to
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I talk about Alexa in my book and how it is something to keep track of, but not base your entire blog being on. So, I occasionally head over and glance at it, but it’s not something that I keep track of daily (like my website
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Having a Facebook page is an important part of your blog. It’s an extension of your brand, and gives you the ability to interact real-time with your readers which is so important in this social age. What’s that? You don’t have a separate Facebook page for
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I’m starting a new feature where I will regularly answer blogging and business questions sent in to me. This week’s question comes from Erin who asks: I read your media kit 101 post. Very helpful. I was wondering where I find this sort of info. I
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You may (or may not) know, that I have a non-profit organization called The Monkey Do Project which assists the most distressed areas of U.S. Appalachia (aka: the poorest areas in the United States). Currently, the majority (read: almost ALL) of our donations go directly to
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If you blog as a business–or are burning the candle at both ends, staying up late trying to turn your blog into a business–you have probably run into skepticism from your friends, family and peers. It, most likely, stems from them not understanding the blogging industry …
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I belong to a fantastic blogger’s group for my state. (If you don’t, I feel for you. I suggest you either find one and join it, or start your own. Go ahead. I’ll wait.) Anyway, today’s popular topic in my blogger group was someone stealing your
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I recently witnessed a group of bloggers working with what could be a potential sponsor. It took all of about five minutes for the conversation to go from potential sponsored work to this group agreeing to work for free … all because they didn’t believe in
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Blog Comment Haters: Leave It or Delete It?
If you’ve been blogging for a period of time, it’s inevitable–you will get people that start to hate on something that you’ve written or done. And, you’re no different than the rest of us if you take it to heart. (Why do we focus on one
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