Three Ways to Keep Your Kids Safe Online
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!You may or may not have heard (;-)), but I have a 10-year-old son. He has both a computer and an iPad for school, and […]
#MonetizeYrBlog 12: Take Aways
We made it! This weekend is Thanksgiving, and I’m feeling immensely grateful. First off, I just wanted to say thanks so much to you for taking this journey with me. Earlier in the summer, when I decided I wanted to […]
19 Rules for Proper Facebook Etiquette (from the big guys)
I‘m teaching my classes on Facebook this week, and came across this great infographic from Top Dog Social Media that I wanted to share with both you guys and them. There is some really great advice in here, including tips […]
Review: The Samsung Galaxy S4
A few weeks back, I wrote a post about a smartphone that I’d been testing, the Blackberry Z10. Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve been testing an android, the Samsung Galaxy S4. Again, I put it through is social […]
#MonetizeYrBlog 11: All About The Money
Allrighty then! Now that you’re monetizing your blog and rolling in the dough (;-)), it’s time to talk finances. Your blog is a business, and as such, you have both financial responsibilities and advantages. Let’s start with the good news. Writing […]
How GMail Tabs are Affecting Email Marketing
I love my gmail. Love it! Seriously. While I’ve had an account for quite a while, over the last couple of years, I’ve gone 100% over to gmail with all of my email. I can stream all of my email […]
“Link In First Comment”–Does It Increase Views?
Further to my post from last week, another big trend I’m noticing these days on Facebook is that folks are not posting their link the main status update. Instead, what they’re doing is posting the link in the first comment […]
#MonetizeYrBlog 11: Selling Advertising on Your Blog
Well, I’ve purposely saved this one for last. For a couple of reasons: First of all, I have often said I feel like Blogging is the new “get rich quick” scheme. And advertising is partly to blame for that. People […]
Two Tools to Improve Your Spelling and Grammar
Last weekend, I was giving a workshop, and one of the participants pointed out to me that there were TWO errors in the title slide of my PowerPoint. Two!! It was, needless to say, pretty embarrassing. I went to school […]
What Rules On Facebook: Text or Image Updates?
Up until quite recently, marketing best practices on Facebook said that if you want your posts to be seen, you need to be posting images. First, a quick backstory, and I mean quick, because I’ve written about this extensively in […]