This is a guest post by Mark Johnson about passive income who blogs at TheBusinessNoad.com and through this post he wants to talk about the common myth related to earning a passive income online and what people should look after in order to make money online; really.
There is a widely held belief on the internet that it is possible to build a passive income online. Whilst this notion is not wholey un-true, it isn’t totally true either. More-over though, it is a dangerous idea, which I believe prevents many people from successfully generating an income online – the very thing that they were attempting to do.
So in this post, I wanted to explain the truth behind the myth, and to show you what the real options are if you want to make money online.
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Are you looking to start a blog soon? Are you going to establish a small website for your business? Do you think you can find the right web hosting for your website?
Read this post as you will know 5 major things to look for in a web hosting company before making a decision to let them host your soon to be launched website/blog.
Hosting is a very important part of the Web, as it is this service that allows us to have websites online in the first place. Without good web hosting service providers, we would have to build and maintain our own equipment, which would serve the web pages and scripts of our sites to the viewers, and that is a very difficult (and more importantly, expensive) thing to do.
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This is a guest post by Modi who is an SEO and web design expert who works for a London based health spa and telling us today the 5 common seo mistakes that most of the web designers make while designing websites for their client and why you should know them being a client to avoid loss of search engine traffic.
Are you or your web designer just focused on the designing part of the website? Making a site looking pretty is great but design shouldn’t jeopardize other important factors such as:
- Content
- Crawling
- Visibility
- Rankings
- Traffic
A very common situation many web designers come across is that they design a great website that aesthetically is very appealing, has great photos, banners, fonts etc but after a few months the phone starts ringing with the client complaining about lack of visitors and traffic.
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This is a guest post by Peter Garety sharing us how we can keep our blog updated with fresh content in case we are struggling from writer’s block. Do make a visit to his Auto Traffic Avalanche blog.
The dreaded condition called writer’s block comes every so often, even to the most experienced of bloggers.
The words just won’t flow no matter how hard you stare at your computer screen with your fingertips posed over the keyboard or hold your pen against the surface of your legal pad. 🙂
The drought of words simply happens every once in a while, and when that drought occurs, the spell could last days, even weeks.
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This is a guest post by Usman Khan who owns a Technology Focused Rise Dream Blog and through this post is giving us tips to reduce bounce rate of our blog or website.
Nowadays blogging is turning out to be an easy way for bloggers to express their thoughts and at the same time earn money. A lot of bloggers write meaningful posts that are meant to convey a message towards the potential readers but they fail keeping their visitors engaged on their blog.
The high numbers of quality blogs available on a single topic are creating some traffic problems especially for the new bloggers. It is essential for a blogger to understand the importance of persuading a visitor in spending more time on a blog.
One of the traffic issues new bloggers are confronted with is the high bounce rate of their blog. Bounce rate is the percentage of visitors towards a blog or website who exit the site without bothering to view more then a single page within a time session.
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