Posts by Glenys Grob

Review – How to Make Money with Twitter

Last updated : 31 July 2015
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A Complete Guide To Twitter Marketing And Monetization

By Tom Corson-Knowles

The author, Tom Corson-Knowles, suggests that you can learn, from his e-book, how to get 3,000 targeted leads each month and then convert them into customers. The time estimated to achieve this goal is a mere 15 minutes daily.

His intro promises a straightforward, to-the-point, guide without going into lengthy background theories. So, now that I have purchased his guide myself, I’m going to evaluate it’s value against these claims and from the point of view of my own expectations of a book that covers Twitter marketing and Titter monetization. [Read more…]

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Can Twitter Send Traffic to Your Site?

Last updated : 31 July 2015
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TWebsite Traffichis post talks about an actual occurrence that happened unexpectedly to the web traffic coming into one of my very small niche sites. As a result of this experience, I became very interested in exploring the potential of using Twitter to generate traffic to sites in general.

But first, let me tell my story of exactly what happened.

My Twitter Story

I had decided to do a series of interviews with experts in the field of this particular niche. [Read more…]

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Is Your Bounce Rate Too Good to be True?

Published : 2 October 2012
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Google Analytics Bounce RateHere is a quick tip, for those of you who may be wondering why your average bounce rate in Google Analytics looks so good (so low that is). And for those of you who are just starting out, I’m sure that you are asking the question: what does bounce rate mean?

But let’s back up a step or two.

For those of you who haven’t yet discovered Google Analytics, I strongly suggest that you take advantage of the free tracking and performance metrics that Analytics provide when you list your site.

Regardless of whether you have had a site up and running for some time or you are just starting out, it can be frustrating wondering if anyone knows that your site exists, not to mention if anyone is visiting it. Once you set up your site in Google, you can access a whole range of different analysis tools. [Read more…]

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Best Free WordPress Blog Themes that are Safe to Use

Last updated : 1 January 2014
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Free WordPress ThemesThere are so many themes out there for you to choose from but just making up your mind can consume an inordinate amount of time. The majority of them look really appealing but there are some issues to watch out for when deciding on the best free WordPress blog themes for your particular needs.

There are free WordPress themes (but free doesn’t always mean free) and there are premium WordPress themes (payment required).

I have used both types and definitely have a couple of recommendations that I can pass onto you. [Read more…]

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Website Content Ideas

Last updated : 6 August 2014
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Ideas for Content

A common dilemma, when you first set up your website, is finding ideas on what content to target.  But there are many tricks you can use to springboard ideas. Once you start putting some of these suggestions in place, you will find that one good idea leads to the next in a snowballing effect. It thus pays to record these topics and sub-topics as you discover them. And as you start writing, you will find that your content ideas magnetically suggest other ideas for future articles.

So, which content-finding trick is a good one to start with?

The idea I am discussing in particular today is that of forums or discussion boards. Forums provide a great avenue for discovering what is topical and what is current within your niche. So, they make a great resource that can suggest content that you would like to write about for your website.

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