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Everyone Should Have a Blog! Do You?

Whether you have your own business, your own product, or you’re an affiliate marketer… absolutely everyone should have a blog. A blog is a great tool for getting traffic to your website, gaining credibility with your visitors, building a list of subscribers, building your name and brand, and more.

Another reason you should have a blog is because the search engines love them because they are full of fresh content. Also, a blog is much more susceptible of getting good rankings in the search engines than a website is and even showing up on the front page in many cases. That’s all the more reason why you should continuously add posts to your blog. When you do so, the search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN take notice and check it out therefore increasing your chances of moving higher in the natural (free) rankings.

It is a known fact that some of the highest paid affiliates make their money by using blogs. Websites like WordPress, Joomla and Blogger are all places where you can go to build a free blog. And they all make it pretty much as easy as point and click. Truthfully, anyone can build a blog with these easy to use programs.

Once you get your blog up and running, which can literally be in minutes… you will naturally want to get traffic coming to it. And one easy way to do that is by writing articles and posting them to your blog.

Once you have posted your article you will want to write a short email to your list of subscribers telling them about your article. Be sure to include a link to the article at your website and encourage them to visit your blog to read and comment on your post.

NOTE: If you don’t have a list yet then you will definitely want to be working on that.

The reason?

I’ll answer that with a fact… the highest paid internet marketers is that they ALL believe that EVERYONE should have a list. As a matter of fact, you should be building your list with everyone that visits your site.

Anyway, you can learn how to get started building your list immediately through the tutorials and videos at myonlinesuccess.com.

So let’s get back to where we left off:

You can also submit your articles to article directories to build inbound links and credibility. This can also help to drive more traffic to your blog as well. I would suggest that you post fresh content to your blog at least a couple or more times a week. It you are thinking that this sounds like a lot of work, then remember, your posts don’t have to be long.

Tell me this… how many sales do you think you could make if you could show up on the first page of Google for the products that you promoted? I can surely say that would be very powerful.

Another great things about blogs is that it allows people to interact which is part of the new wave of the internet. People can visit your blog, read your articles or product reviews and comment on them as well.

The good thing about this is that it allows you to see what your visitors are thinking and wanting. And by you knowing this, you can give it to them as well. Also, if you are good about continually adding fresh content to your blog, then you will build a following of people that keep coming back over and over and over again… which in turn also increases your chances of selling to them over and over and over.

As you continually add to your blog and provide good and informative content, you will establish yourself as an authority in your field. People will then also be more likely to keep returning to your blog to see what products you have recommended in the past as well as those that you recommend now.

And keep in mind… the more traffic you get to your blog and the more links pointed to your blog, the better rankings you are rewarded with in the search engines. Even if you have a website, it is absolutely necessary that you have a blog.

As I stated before… everyone should have a blog!!! EVERYONE!

Matthew Henderson
http://www.articlesbase.com/internet-articles/everyone-should-have-a-blog-do-you-688536.html

I Know Why Social Media Is So Sticky… And I’m Going To Tell You!!!

Sent from my iPhone

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How to Create Themes for WordPress

http://go.tagjag.com/artisteer – If you have a blog, you have a theme. Chances are, you downloaded a theme off the web somewhere. It’s okay that you don’t know how to code your own customized theme from scratch! Very few people are capable of doing this. You want your blog to say “YOU”, but you don’t want to pay a designer a ton of money to accomplish this. It’s a good thing Artisteer now makes it simple for you to create and customize your own WordPress theme with just a few clicks of the mouse. http://twitter.com/chrispirillo – http://chris.pirillo.com

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A Real Change In Video Blogging – Easy Video Player 2

http://www.twitterright.com If you ever wanted to know how the gurus did all of those great and amazing things with video, you need to listen to this brief video to see a real change in video blogging with Easy Video Player 2.

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Own Your Blog or Else! Easy WordPress Install

Watch this video tutorial and see how simple it is to get online with a blog today!

Create a blog using free software from wordpress.org and get tips on why, if you want to become a serious blogger, if you want to make money with your blog or, if you want to control your blog, then using free blogs such as blogger.com or wordpress.com is NOT an option … You must own your blog.

Here’s why …if you use hosted solutions such as blogger.com or wordpress.com, they can delete your site without your permission and there is nothing you can do about it. Also, using hosted sites to host your blog means that you have limited opportunities of monetizing your blog because some of them don’t allow you to make the most of advertising with say Google AdSense.

WordPress.com for example makes it very clear that it is against their terms of service to commercialize your WordPress.com hosted blog by hosting paid advertising and will result in your blog being deleted.

In fact, I’ve just been reading one forum where there is a reader called “Rainmaker” and he seems to have made it his job to report people who are commercializing their WordPress blogs and within no time, their sites have been deleted by WordPress. So don’t say you haven’t been warned.

What you need to do is go to WordPress.org and download their free software and then upload the software to the server where you have your own hosting account, using your own domain name. Alternatively, you can use the automated feature found in many control panel web hosts – fantastico.

So, whilst WordPress is the software I recommend for your blogs, you should not confuse this with their hosted solutions where you simply log into their control panel, create a user name and password and suddenly, you have a blog that in my view, you don’t own.

The software that you download from WordPress.org is quite simply powerful and, once I show you how, you’ll realize it’s also easy to use and in my opinion is unparalleled in the blog software world. WordPress is not only my software of choice it is used my many of the top Internet Marketers because it’s simple enough for the newbie to use, yet sophisticated enough for the pro blogger.

WordPress has a huge library of plugins that allows users to instantly add features, and functions to give it even more flexibility and, when you add up all these elements you end up with a program that is fully capable of creating highly attractive blogs that encourage people to visit the site and stay to read whatever is posted on it. If you ever wanted powerful blog software that was able to give you the opportunity of creating a more unique look and feel, WordPress is it.

To get Get Started With A WordPress Blog and assuming you’re going to go along with my recommendation of building a WordPress blog on your own hosting account, you’ll need a domain name which you can get from godaddy.com and a hosting account which you can get from hostgator.com.

Get online with a blog today!

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Video blog: 25th June 2010 FOLLOW UP

PRD day, what a bloody joke

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Dana White UFC 114 Video Blog – Late Night w/Jimmy Fallon

Dana White’s video blog leading up to UFC 114 on Saturday, May 29th on Pay-Per-View. Go to http://114.UFC.com

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Now THIS… is What You Call Distracted Driving!

Riding my bike, walking my dog, video blogging about my day, a covered bridge, my sister and I don’t even remember what else but I hope you like it.

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Caribbean Marketing Promotion 4.mov

We have recently launched this exceptional Video and Social Media Channel Campaign for Caribbean Networks. This is a series of 6 Channels which target 6 specific audiences to provide community access and social tools for retirees, tourists, radio and broadcast, live music events and more.

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Could you pls review part of my resume and tell me if it looks OK?

Desire a challenging position at a reputed firm, which will allow me to further utilize skills acquired as a successful reporter. Also eager to acquire new abilities and develop stronger leadership skills.

Summary of Qualifications
Over 10 years supervisory experience working for a daily newspaper.
Four years background in the administrative field.
Excellent organization, communication and research skills.
Strong creative writing skills.
Exemplary interpersonal skills.
Ability to work under constant deadline pressure.
Capable of adapting quickly to new challenges.
98 wpm typing speed.
Proficient in Internet and both Microsoft and Macintosh software applications.
Working knowledge of AP style. Windows and iMac proficient. Internet Social media friendly.
Proficient in MS Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access, Outlook, WordPress, PhotoShop, Social media tools including GoogleWave and Internet browsers IE, Chrome, Firefox and Safari.
Professional Experience

XXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXX (Ch 17), XXXXXXX, XX August 2007-July 2008
Film Production Assistant, Administrative Assistant
Worked closely with the producer, director and production team of two weekly television shows: RTL (an advice show similar to Dr Phil) and Kung Fu Theater (a martial arts show).
Liaised with writers, members of the public and facility arrangements in tandem with the production managers.
Checked copyright and permission issues; Ensuring royalties are paid for additional images, music or footage used.
Typed up camera scripts and shot cards; Proofread scripts for both shows to ensure no grammatical errors.
Assisted in producing timing schedules, shot lists and logs for post-production.
Basic administrative tasks, such as filing, copying, faxing, emailing clients and posting correspondence.
Booked catering, accommodation, equipment and flights for performers and crew.

XXXXX XXXXXX XXXX, XXXXXXX October 1997-July 2007
Reporter
Wrote 500 to 1,500-word local and international news features six days a week.
Maintained 24-hour availability for news coverage.
Trained, supervised and edited local and international news stories written by six junior reporters and 12 senior reporters.
Made travel arrangements and picked assignments for photographers and junior reporters.
Handpicked to cover the Gulf War in late 2002 and was an embedded journalist with the US Navy, Marines and Coast Guard in Iraq and Kuwait from January 2003 until July 2007.
Persistence and organizational skills led me to score interviews with high profile officials.
Provided backup support for Editor-in-Chief
Managed and maintained the Wednesday entertainment pull-out magazine, with a circulation of over 10,000.
Interviewed prospective new reporters and assisted in training junior reporters.

Housing & Works Ministry, XXXXXX July 1996-September 1997
Executive Assistant to the Special Projects Dept Head
Ensured that department head was briefed every morning about his schedule.
Provided ongoing support for his office and meetings throughout the day.
Office management, word processing, filing, spreadsheet and billing.
Planned and executed bimonthly conferences.
Required thorough knowledge of all office equipment and systems.
Managed the training of new secretaries and receptionists to the department.
Made travel arrangements for the department head and other managers.
In charge of writing Press releases for the local media

XXXXXXXX International, XXXXXXXX July 1994-July 1996
Receptionist/Executive Secretary
As receptionist, referred employees’ phone calls to respective parties.
Coordinated travel plans of managing director.
Performed dictation, data entry, word processing, filing and staff passport renewals, issuance of travel visas and residency permits.
Upon promotion as executive secretary, I was put in charge of training of new secretaries to the firm to use Windows MS Office

Freelance Work
XXXXXXX Street Press December 2009-Present
Researcher at the Library of Congress, Washington DC

XXXX News April 2009-Present
Reporter/Correspondent , Washington DC

Global Voi ces Online & Voices Wit hou t Votes February 2008-January 2009
Writer and Editor, XXXXXX, TX

XXX XXX International – Middle East News June 2002-June 2003
Reporter/Correspondent, XXXXXX

Education & Training
Pitman Institute of Private Education: Business Management and Secretarial Studies
Bahrain University: Islamic Legal Studies Program, Islamic Law
University of Copenhagen, Denmark: Film & Media Studies certificate
Gulf Daily News London, UK, Journalism Internship

Civil Service
Newseum Volunteer, Washington DC – December 2009-present
Greater DC Cares, Servathon, Washington DC – June 2009
ACT for Alexandria, Virgin

A bit too much info in my opinion. Your CV should never be more than 2 pages long, otherwise it might not be read at all.

The interview is when you tell all the details they want to know.