How Many Blogs Should You Maintain?

Posted by David Wiltshire on August, 26th 2008

It’s a quite common question. Most of us get stuck on to this question after sometime into the online business. Let me clarify one thing. It may be a common question but there is no common answer. It depends on the individual. But there are some aspects that you need to consider before you decide for yourself.

There is no doubt that creating multiple blogs will give you stability on earning. Consider that you solely depend on earning from blogging & you have a quite popular news blog. Someday for any reason a search engine like Google penalizes you or your SERP goes down due to some algorithm change. You will see drastic loss of income.

The worst thing is that you may not have any backup. Multiple blogs cover you from this problem. It’s very rare that all your blogs would get penalized at the same [...]

Keyword Highlighting

Posted by David Wiltshire on August, 25th 2008

Next I would like to talk about how within your web design we can choose individual or groups of words within each page we create and single them out, telling the search engines that these are the most important words in the paragraph.

This can be done by using italics, bold, and underlining. This is accomplished simply by using specific tags when creating your page:

= Bold
= Italics
= Underline

You can also combine more then one of these to really emphasize a phrase. Please refer to the Video to see me talk a bit more about how these tags can be used.

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8 Things Twitter Is

Posted by David Wiltshire on August, 12th 2008

Twitter is all about interaction and if you aren’t following, you aren’t interacting . Twitter is a mobile social network, unlike the other social networks that have “mobile features”. If they sell, they should hold out for as long as possible. Twitter is winning and most of its competitors remain in denial. In spite of almost 5 months of unavailability of its most viral service, Twitter remains the platform of choice for most users.

Twitter is an entry-way to blogs. Not everything can be communicated in 140 character bursts. Twitter is becoming the canary in the news coalmine. It stands to reason: if you’ve just gone through a major event, you are sure to want to update your friends about it. Twitter is not on the watch list. There is no technology watch list.

Twitter is even a slick office tool which you can use to track meeting notes, and pass them [...]