May

22

How You Can Use Expired Domains To Increase Targeted Website Traffic

May 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment

If you have a website, you want traffic; lots and lots of traffic, as a matter of fact. You are well aware of the fact that there are now millions of Internet users out there, and among those millions, there may be at least one or two thousand web surfers every day looking for the exact services or products that you’re selling.

For anyone that has their own website, you will know that the most important aspect of your business is going to be getting customers to your website. Getting targeted traffic can be easy but for the vast majority of website owners it can seem almost impossible to tap into the millions of searchers that are online every single day, looking for their product.

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Apr

20

What’s a "Platform" and Why Does an Writer Need One?

April 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment

These days every writer needs a platform. In particular nonfiction writers must build a platform long before they ever approach an agent or a publisher. Discover the numerous ways to go about constructing this publishing necessity and the one easiest one for most writers — writing articles and publishing them on the Internet.

Today, most book publishers require that writers take on most of the promotional and marketing duties necessary to sell their books. However, to accomplish this job, nonfiction writers in particular have to begin promoting and marketing their books long before they hold the bound tome in their hands. They have to begin building what the industry calls a “platform,” a base of potential readers that know them as an expert in their field or on their subject from their speaking, writing and presence on the radio, television and Internet.

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