Guest Blogger

This guest post is by Hugh Grigg of East Asia Student. Guest blogger Michael White has already written an excellent article on student blogging, looking at the career benefits of blogging for students. He’s covered that area better than I could have (I’m still at university), but here I want to look ...more

This guest post is by Scott Aughtmon of RecessionsSolution.com. He wasn’t planning on becoming a media mogul. He just wanted his father’s billboard business to succeed. But the content strategy that Ted Turner stumbled upon would change his life forever. This is the story of how hardworking Ted Turner became a ...more

This guest post is by Andrew Bart. Now that both U.S. political parties have concluded the respective coronations of their chosen candidates, it’s time for them to head into real battle in the weeks leading up to the November 6 election. What tools are both candidates arming themselves with to ...more

This guest post is by Lior Levin. Email remains one of the best ways to increase the reach of your blog and to increase engagement with your readers, since it requires a choice to opt in and is delivered directly to inboxes. But if you abuse or misuse email while ...more

This guest post is by Matt Setter of MaltBlue.com. If you were with us yesterday, Part 1 of this series will have put you in very good stead for making sure the code of your blog posts is perfect HTML! As you’ll recall, yesterday we looked at: What is a tag? ...more

This guest post is by Matt Setter of MaltBlue.com. In the modern-world of blogging, there are so many blogging platforms to choose from. From the venerable WordPress, TypePad and Drupal to other great tools, such as Habari, Typo3 and CushyCMS amongst others. All of these make building a professional and stunning ...more

This guest post is by Geoff Talbot of SevenSentences.com. Whether you like it not, social media is taking over Internet. Research tells us that one in five of every minutes spent online is currently being spent on a social media channel. Business has always been about getting the attention of ...more

This guest post is by Greg Miliates of www.StartMyConsultingBusiness.com. In 1931, during the depths of the Great Depression, Ted Hustead opened a store in a tiny South Dakota town, population: 326, virtually all of whom were penniless. Over the following decades, Hustead grew his store into a $10 million empire, ...more

This guest post is by Francis Santos of Benchmark Email. Blogging and email marketing are a lot alike. Okay, a lot might be stretching it, but they do share some similarities. For example, both are easy for beginners to use, are generally inexpensive, and great for business. Another quality these ...more