I’m pretty excited to introduce a new Facebook marketing tool by Faissal Alhaithami. Faissal of Fans Bridge is my go-to guy when it comes to Facebook and he has written an incredible e-book to get the most from Facebook marketing. I had the privilege of previewing the ebook before release and I was truly impressed. Faissal is a Facebook marketing expert and he has successfully put together an easy to understand yet very detailed guide that will help anyone get the most from today’s largest social network. Continue reading →
I’ve been using the free Google chrome browser extension Awesome Screenshot: Capture & Annotate for a while and thought I’d share it with everyone. Grabbing a quick screen shot is a breeze with Awesome Screenshot. I love being able to save an image of a screen capture without loading up one of my image editing programs such as GIMP! Continue reading →
Let’s talk about inbound links, what they are and what to do with them. This post is the first of a two-part series. Today we’ll take a look at exactly what inbound links are and how to find them. Later, in part two, we’ll look at what we can do with that information and how to acquire more of the same. Continue reading →
I’m sure you remember the times when you weren’t “that into Facebook,” or you didn’t “see the appeal of Twitter.” For many individuals and companies it takes a few hundred thousand people to convince them that they should jump on the bandwagon and figure out an emerging trend. It seems that in 2012, this trend is going to be podcasting. Continue reading →
Yesterday was the end of another great week of blogging rounds and it’s time, actually overdue by one day, to share what I perceive to be the best of the best. Topics this week include trends to watch for in 2012, tips for beginning bloggers before they start, getting the full benefit of copy and paste sharing, wasteful habits of unproductive bloggers and one of my favorite subjects, keyword-research. Continue reading →