Yesterday I wrote about how I was getting the hang of this blogging thing. And that was all about the steps I need to take to get a blog post published. But today it's all about strategy.I wrote about a product that I think has real potential. I liked the look of it and I know that I would use this product. So, once the post was written and published, and I had some comments, I contacted the product's creator via email (his email was available on the product page, otherwise I would have searche

I am done with level two finally! I am multi-tasking (never a good idea for me!) otherwise I would have finished sooner than I have. But it probably has not taken as long as Iit feels like it has!

So, content is a challenge. It takes time to create a quality blog post that has value, lfind images, create links, etc. But it's also fun and I'm learning a lot. It's not a simple 'write something and post it' and then you're done. There is more to it than that:Write post in standard (acceptable format)Look for and insert appropriate imagesInsert linksGrammar/spell check and make editsPublishEdit SEO on websiteShare post on various social media sitesAsk for comments/respond to commentsDo it ag

I came across this question as I was filling out a business form. It asked for my job title and as I was thinking about I realized I didn't have to put the standard answer. I could really put anything I wanted...Affiliate Marketer? Sure, but I do have my own website and am the owner of that website, so I could call myself 'Small Business Owner'. Actually, I have more than one site...so could it be something like CEO? That's a bit overblown, but I've known small business owners who have carried