WebProWorld
Something odd happened about ten days ago, and it got me thinking about hidden blog traffic.
As many of you who read this content directly on my blog might have noticed, I publish my Feedburner RSS subscriber count on the right hand sidebar of my blog. For those of you reading this on one of the sites that syndicates my writing or through an RSS reader, you might not have seen it but for months the count typically hovered between 700 and 900 readers.
Can there be an online placebo effect, or is the health information online just really that good? That could be investigated, but it seems the average online health information seeker wouldn’t go so far as to find out.
Business income is important to all entrepreneurs, whether new to small business or along time independent business owners.
I just saw this over on the BrandToBeDetermined blog – that Shel Holtz and Neville Hobson are talking about are bloggers an authoritative source at big companies?
Everyone wants more website blog visitor traffic. You have probably already tried many ideas for gaining new readers through internet promotions …
Leslie Walker of the Washington Post homes in on what she terms web “clutter” — sites and pages that may be little more than parked domain names with limited content and a lot of paid listings, not all of which are relevant to what the user is looking for.
The Mercury News reports that “in a case with implications for the freedom to blog,” a judge tentatively ruled Thursday that Apple can force three online publishers to surrender the names of confidential sources who disclosed information about the company’s upcoming products late last year.
The choice of financing is an important determinant of whether a product reaches the market, or whether an existing business can survive.
About half-way through each year I like to take a close look at my stats to get a handle on my best traffic sources. My websites receive thousands of visitors a day and WHERE the traffic comes from is always changing.
I often receive emails from people asking me where do I get my sources, statistics, news and information for my editorials in my newsletters. Some of these resources offer superb information as well as links to other pertinent sites — while I use them as editor these sites can be of tremendous help to any Internet marketer. So without further ado, here’s a partial list of the many sources and resources that I often visit:
