Picking a Niche is way easier than most people think, the problem comes in with picking the problem within that niche that you wish to solve. Just pick something! What ever interests you for the moment. Now the work begins. What you will want to do is sketch out your target audience. What does that person look like? What information are they looking for to solve the problems that they are Googling? You do know that Google answers questions right? That's why I call it the magic 8 ball. You know

Have been trying to get a handle on RSS feeds and how to use them for SEO so I wrote a blog post about it over on Justjillin RSS, or real simple syndication (not), is an interesting way to feed content to sites and also to suck content from other sites. The post covers 5 strategies for using RSS feeds for seo, backlinking and teaches you how and where to make the widgets to put into your blog posts or websites, as well as where to submit the RSS feeds to get the most traction for your po

Lots of people seem to put up any ole thing on their facebook profile, maybe they started on Facebook before getting interested in starting a business and kind of forget about what they are doing. I wrote a post over on my website that is designed to help you fix or set up your profile page to get the most bang for your buck over there. Along with discovering how to properly set up your site, you will discover the single most under utilized marketing tactic, how to set up a fan page and how to

People like to know what you expect them to do with the information you have supplied. The first part of that equation is that you need to know what you want your readers to do with the information you just supplied. That might seem like a no brainer to most people, but how many times have you gone some place online and wondered, what was the point of that information? Or tried to get more information and then just hopped off to another site or back to the search engines because what you were l

Do you ever feel like you know a bunch of random stuff about a variety of sort of but not completly related topics - if you could only organize them into a coherent set of steps that could produce a specific result? I'm good at figuring stuff out, tying stuff together, I know the basics, I just suck at doing the mundane tasks day in and day out that would get me the results I'm looking for. What to do with the person who likes the thrill of learning but hates the every day details required to p