Tag Archives: bloggers

The Evolution of Blogging: A Timeline

Posted on October 10, 2008 by Peter Lenkefi

Suddenly, or maybe it is just how it seems, blogs are literally everywhere…

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10 Tips for Becoming a Better Blog Writer

Posted on August 16, 2008 by Peter Lenkefi

If you are keeping a blog for your niche market site, you probably know that you have to post regular and relevant content…

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Beat the Competition and Become a Blogging Pro

Posted on June 24, 2008 by Peter Lenkefi

If you are hoping for any success online whatsoever, you will need to become a master blogger…

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Problogging Success or Failure? Your Choice

Posted on February 26, 2008 by Peter Lenkefi

Before you get carried away in your problogging and social marketing efforts, take a step away from your computer and make sure you've answered a few simple questions.

I see new bloggers veering off into the weeds of extensive keyword research and "easy button" gurus so often that it is beginning to depress me.

Before they know it, they have a big, messy blog with a 100 categories, a ridiculous tag lists, incoherent navigation and tons of broken links.

Don't let that be you…

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Is Your Content Relevant or Does it Suck?

Posted on December 5, 2007 by Peter Lenkefi

Why so much mediocrity in the blogosphere? Well, in our opinion, most bloggers see their niche from a narrowed, self-centered viewpoint. The original bloggers may have written for their own amusement but today's authority sites and social media marketers need to be relevant. Continue reading →

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