Video is the hottest form of media on the Internet today. It can be used for many different things for your business. You can use it to generate leads by sending viewers to a squeeze page. You can use it to get traffic or search engine rankings. You can use it to get sales. You can even use it to brand your name.

SEO, otherwise known as Search Engine Optimization, is one of the trickiest things to tackle when it comes to planning out your content strategy. That’s why we’re bringing in the SEO guru himself, Dan Morris, to chat with us on Monday and answer all your burning SEO-related questions.

This week we’re going to chat up all things Photography. Photographs are sometimes the best impression you can give someone visiting your blog or checking out your social channels, so this means that taking good ones can be vital to the health and sustainability of your website. So let’s talk all about the ins and outs of taking great photos that will keep your readers coming back.

Got an idea you want to try, but you’re just not sure? How about an e-book you want to write? (or read why you shouldn’t write an ebook) How about trying to figure out what product or video to make or sell? Or even something simple like which photo to use on a post.

No matter what I told you, or you heard from John Saddington at Savvy, or you read online somewhere. . . take “write an e-book” off your list of things to do.

(Image Credit, Google Images – source unknown) While it may appear that writing headlines is an art form that many writers struggle with, it really is one of the most straightforward, simplest forms of writing. The perceived art form can actually be best described as having a feel for concise writing. Headlines are the first [...]

It’s happened to all of us. We write, we share, we help, and then we get that email or comment that makes us want to quit. Anyone who has been blogging for more than a few months knows that eventually the hate mail will arrive. Whether it is a personal attack, spam, or just people [...]

If you want to increase your readership, increase your page views, increase your RSS subscriptions and Facebook likes, your brand has to demand it.  Think about the dictionary, when was the last time you were “inspired” to look up the definition of another word because Merriam Webster suggested you do so? The answer is “never” [...]

I’ve stumbled upon a number of great posts about blogging and social media this week: {Blogging & Vlogging} Spring Cleaning Your Blog: The Essential To Do List With spring around the corner (hopefully) it turns many of our minds to decluttering our homes and lives in a yearly purge we like to call spring cleaning. [...]

Lately I’ve noticed that everyone is watermarking their pictures. This can be attributed, for the most part, to Pinterest. While I understand that people do not want their photos pinned, and repinned without actually getting the link back to their site, the watermarking I’ve seen lately has gone overboard. I’ve seen some sites “watermark” photos [...]