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Earlier this year, I received a text from a friend whose website I had built. The text said:
“A friend of mine wants a website, can she ring you to discuss?”
“Of course, simply give her my number”, I texted back.
Ten minutes later my phone rang. The prospective client was ringing.
The following is a guest post by Patrick Meninga of http://www.thefreedomblogger.com/. He recently sold his website for $200,000 dollars.
It is easy to become cynical when considering most work from home jobs. Nearly all of them promise a huge return on your time investment which is almost always a gross exaggeration of the truth.
Do you have a steady stream of traffic coming to your website?
That’s great. But now you need to take it a step further and convert your visitors into customers. It’s pointless to get traffic to your website if you don’t have specific goals in place to measure your site’s performance. During this post, I’m going to cover helpful tools to track your site’s performance and tips for converting your website visitors into customers.
…my mentor said to me…
“Buy hosting from a reputable company”
Reliability, security and speed are important aspects of owning your own blog / website.
Treat your blog / website like a business and buy your hosting from a company that specializes in hosting.
This is a guest post by Bailey Digger, she writes on the topic of web design degrees.
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This is a guest post by Bryan, who blogs at Work From Home
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The great question today is if it’s wise to outsource or not.
Some say yes and some say no.
I myself have outsourced some of my work and right now I would just like to share to you these articles that have helped me decide whether to outsource or not.
There are a lot of reasons why website owners sell their blogs.
One of these reasons is that they may not have enough time to care for their blogs as before.
Or they have new projects that are more promising than the blog itself.
This is a guest post by Matt Dunlap who is a website developer that specializes in dynamically creating large networks of niche WordPress minisites.
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A big part of SEO, that most people often overlook is the actual website structure.
Andrew is a website builder and helps small businesses with their on-line presence…so they can grow their customer list and increase sales. That’s it! That’s what we do each and every day.
That’s our expertise and we pride ourselves on the service we provide.