Image via CrunchBase HubPages is a lot like Squidoo in many ways. They have modules that make it easy to add content to create a miniature website in a very short amount of time. The difference between HubPages and Squidoo is that HubPages is a lot pickier about what goes on your hub. You may only have two outgoing links … Read More
Twitter is an amazing web 2.0 site that is becoming more and more popular all the time. This one is a little bit different than the rest of the Web 2.0 sites we’ve discussed so far, but that’s what makes it so great. It’s all about networking with others in what is called a micro-blogging platform. When you sign up … Read More
Image via CrunchBase Weebly is yet another Web 2.0 property that can help you get higher rankings and more traffic. Weebly offers an easy way to create a small webpage that is set up on the Weebly.com domain. They have a very simple drag-and-drop interface, and you’re easily able to add links to your website as well as quality content … Read More
Image by coreyweb via Flickr Squidoo is an excellent website that can help you generate traffic to your own site. You create “lenses” with Squidoo, which are not necessarily blogs, but not websites either. You could say lenses are something in between. Squidoo offers many different modules that help you add content quicker and easier than you might think possible. … Read More
Image via CrunchBase WordPress.com is another free blogging platform that should not be confused with WordPress.org, which is a self hosted blogging application. WordPress.com will allow you to set up a blog as a sub domain on their own domain. Just like Blogger.com, this is a great way to build links to your own website so that your rankings in … Read More
Image via CrunchBase Blogger.com is a free blogging platform that is owned by Google. One strategy is to set up a blogger blog as your main website. It’s quick and easy. Another strategy is to set up a Blogger blog as a method to get links to your main websites. When you set up a blog with Blogger it … Read More
Image via CrunchBase Facebook is like MySpace in a lot of ways, though there are many differences as well. You can make friends with this site. You can update people with your blog entries. You can use the updates section to talk about changes you’ve made to your website. You can join networking groups that are related to the niche … Read More
Image via CrunchBase Web 2.0 websites are simply sites that rely on user-generated content. There’s nothing fancy about them. They simply allow users to contribute value to the website and your readers’ experience. It’s only been the last few years that these types of sites have really started to develop. However, they have taken off like wildfire. It’s next to … Read More
Today marks the beginning of a three part series on the benefits of being an expert. As you’ll see, it’s a hugely important topic and definitely something you should consider in your own business… Tiger Woods is an expert golfer. Julia Roberts is an expert actress. Bill Gates is an expert businessman. Does this mean that you have to be … Read More
Free targeted traffic. If that’s not your idea of a goldmine, you shouldn’t be in the Internet marketing business. And getting free targeted traffic has recently become even more powerful thanks to the help of Web 2.0. Before we get to that, let’s first take a quick look at what Web 2.0 is. Wikipedia defines Web 2.0 as web sites … Read More
