It took me 10 months but I did it!I completed the Online Entrepreneur Certification. In fact, I lost track of it as there were several modules which I revisited again just to make sure I got it. Thus, it was a MAJOR surprise when I received the pop-up congratulatory message that I have completed the entire training.A total of 5 phases over 50 lessons. I couldn't believe it took me that long as I often see other members getting to the finishing line within weeks or even faster. However, this is

I have been using Site Content to publish my content on both my websites. At first, it was a bit awkward because I had to edit it in WordPress just to add images. However, with the revamped Site Content launched in Q4 of 2017, adding images within Site Content has become such a breeze. There is also another reason why I like Site Content. By publishing my blog posts through Site Content, I receive automatic updates when my published post gets indexed by Google.Here's a screenshot of my blog pos

Like most people, I started using Site Comments because I needed some comments on my blog posts. However, in the process, I gain something more than just return comments on my own sites. I start to learn more about what others are blogging and it adds to my overall knowledge and experience. Thus, instead of skimping through the content, I really read and try to digest what other fellow members are sharing. If it is in a similar niche as mine, sometimes I also get ideas for my blog posts or lear

I had this problem tweeting my blog posts with the correct image. In fact, many of my blog posts turned out with the same image on Twitter.I tried to adjust the social settings in the All in One SEO Pack but it didn't help this time.I highlighted this time because it usually works.Proposed Solution is to go to the Twitter Card Validator and key in the URL of the blog post you want to tweet.The website is at : https://cards-dev.twitter.com/validatorAfter you key in the url of your blog post, you