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An Idiots Guide To The Best Business Strategy

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We figured out that it is the right time to post on “An Idiots Guide To The Best Business Strategy” after reading through all the over-amped business strategies which are making use of Bell-curves and survey methods, the post would provide as the simple refresher on what is really matters in a business strategy, it would be very easy for an enthusiastic entrepreneur to get down in the weeds and forget the core matter.

 

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FIGURING OUT WHAT TO DO

Some of the persons would be smart enough to recognize what they want to do the best example is Steve Jobs, and some of them have stumble upon a business the best example for that is Mark Zuckerberg and finally comes the people who has to undergo some research and soul-search on what kind of business they should do the best example for that kind is a person like you, therefore it is good to start by thinking of a business in which really you are interested in and then you can survey the friends or family about how feasible you think about the business idea might be, and if they are using it what would be the coast they will be paying for it? Etc…

MAKE IT PERFECT OR JUST RELEASE

Most of the people would end up being wannabepreneurs, it means that the people would only talk and they will not do any thing about the business, it is happening because of the only reason that they might be sacred, but at the same time it happens because some of the wannabepreneurs tries to make their products or service “perfect” before the launching happens. This is a very poor strategy, the very best way to test the service is to actually release it and smoothen the wrinkles as they go! If we wait for a very long time there is a possibility that our market might change trends and then we need to rework our business model again, therefore it best to go with the flow and to just launch it!

MARKET AS MANY AS POSSIBLE

The major problem with most of the people who startup the business is that they usually cater to only a very small pool of customers. Obviously considering the population on the whole earth, the very small pool is enough to make us a millionaire. If a situation arises like after promoting a product and no one buys it, it is for sure because we still have not reached the people who could shoot the best customer pool. We should expose the products and services to potential customers, so that we could end up with the probability of ending up with best sales.

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How Do You Benefit From Guest Bloggers?

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As a writer you are tied to two things: your writing style and the content that your readers see. When you’ve grown your blog from a speck on the blogosphere radar to a force to be reckoned with, it may be difficult to consider allowing guest bloggers. However, there is more than one benefit to including other expert content.

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Another Expert

When you have nestled yourself into a small blog niche, it’s easy to become a broken record. Weaving the same topics in and out of various blog posts can become monotonous. Having a guest blogger can provide a fresh look on old content or traditional views on something new.

  • Set expectations: When inviting guest bloggers to contribute content, invite them to read through your posts. Make sure that they know your market and audience before accepting any posts.
  • Benefit: Allowing another expert take the spotlight gives your readers something new; switching it up gives them a reason to keep coming back. It also adds more backbone to support your current and future work.

Greater Audience

When you shop your work around the social network world, you reach the audience you have created for yourself. While this bodes well for your readership, you are restricted to just those people. Guest bloggers can broaden who your blog reaches.

  • Set expectations: Make it clear that part of the gig is to promote the post wherever they can, including their person blog.
  • Benefit: Suddenly, you are potentially reaching thousands of people you would have never been able to. Gaining the trust of those who faithfully follow your guest blogger can increase your daily flow of traffic and long term readers.

Other Opinions

While your readers believe in what you bring to the table, there are always other opinions and sides of your topic. Bringing other opinions to the forefront give your readers something new to think and comment about.

  • Set expectations: While other opinions are welcome, be clear that it should still be relevant to your current blog theme. Keep it on track to see results.
  • Benefit: If your comment section has been stagnant, this can be a good conversation starter. Comments cultivate a sense of community, which is important in keeping a steady readership.

Surplus of Content

If you get a significant amount of requests for guest posts, this gives you the opportunity to step back and play editor for a little while. Guest bloggers are usually looking to increase traffic to their blog as well, so giving them the opportunity to write more than one post for you can be beneficial for both parties.

  • Set expectations: If you find a great writer, invite them to be a regular contributor; especially if their post seemed to cause significant conversation. Place this in your guest posting guidelines to give the writers a reason to present their best work.
  • Benefit: This allows you take some writing time off while still providing fresh, quality content to your readers.

Allowing others to guest post on your blog is a great way to gain more viewership, keep your content fresh, and give fellow bloggers the opportunity to reach new audiences. If you set out your expectations beforehand, you can be sure to reap all the benefits. As a win-win for everyone, it’s a no brainer.

Nofollow and Dofollow links – Know the difference

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When we talk about the term Search Engine Optimization, Don’t we come across some terms like ‘dofollow’ or ‘nofollow’ links which are always been an important terms of SEO??? We often hear about dofollow blogs or we sometimes see some sites sharing a list of dofollow blogs and many other things on this topic. Many of the readers may not know about what is actually dofollow and nofollow. This thing will also enlighten newbies about one of the major concept of SEO i.e. ‘dofollow’ and ‘nofollow’ !!!dfollow nofollow

 Nofollow and Dofollow links – Know the difference

Search Engines use links to go through all the sites on the web. What happens actually is Google bots visit your blog to go through it completely. Your content,keywords,links,etc. So, when talking about links, bots crawl through your website and find various links on your blogs; and these links can be of two types- either nofollow or dofollow where both the terms are completely opposite to each other.

Nofollow is an HTML attribute of the tag rel which tell the Search Engine bots to not to follow this link.

In WordPress, by default, all the comments are having Nofollow attribute but they can be easily removed using plugins and all the comments in it made in the past and future will be dofollow as it removes the nofollow tag from all the comments. And in even blogger,by default, all the comments are marked as nofollow but it can be tweaked to dofollow by removing the rel=”nofollow” tag from the HTML section.

In a case where your blog is dofollow, when a bot finds a link on your blog, it follows it and lands on another page. Do you know, this is the way only bots come to know about your websites and helps to index or cache them and display it in search results.

However, as I said earlier that dofollow and nofollow are completely opposite to each other. In a dofollow case, the bot follows your blog lands to another page but In a nofollow case i.e. if the link is nofollow, this nofollow tag tell the search engines or the bots to NOT to follow this links to any other websites. So, the bit won’t be able to follow that link. So, nofollow tag does not allows the bot to follow a link.

So, that’s it in the introduction part of nofollow and dofollow links. Hope you understand this concept in a better manner as I explained it with the help of examples.

 

Kuldeep Khatri is a 13 year old passionate guy who is a Student by Force, Internet User by Addiction and Blogger by Passion.He mainly blogs at Cool Tricks. Hope you like his work.

How Traveling Can Improve Your Blog

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There comes a time in every blog’s existence that it becomes stale. This is no knock on the author or authors. They might be working as diligently as ever. But at some point, it’s tough to come up with fresh ideas. Each blogger’s reaction to this period of staleness will determine whether her blog will thrive or plummet.

Sometime the issue works out itself. It’s just part of any blog’s natural cycle, and eventually the author or authors become inspired again. At some point, though, there might come a time for deliberate intervention. For those instances, there might be no better inspirational stimulus than a short trip.

How travel can help our blogs

Inspiration can come from anywhere. Yet sometimes our inspirational wells run dry. That tends to happen when our environments become stale. When we talk to the same people, experience the same situations, and see the same sights every day, they tend to become dulled in our minds. They no longer fill us with energy. That’s when life starts to stagnate.

Traveling, even on a short trip, acts as a stimulus reset button. For a short time we experience new things. We talk to new people, and we see new sights. Everything is new for that time, and from that we can draw new inspiration. And then when we return to our normal environments, they’re suddenly not that stale. Since we got away and broke the monotony, we can look at these routine items anew.

When a blog becomes stale, it’s time to hit the road. This can be as a group trip, in the case of a group blog, or it can be a solitary experience. But whatever the case, changing your environment will change your mindset. It’s a pretty simple process, really.

Group travel

While it’s not always possible, group outings can inspire an entire team. They’re a chance for the gang to get together and not only discuss ideas about the blog, but also exchange ideas on any number of topics. Group bonding trips are always big on corporate agendas, so why not have one for your own?

The best part about group travel is that it can be pretty much anywhere. As long as everyone can get to the destination, there really are no limitations. You can justify the time usage, since your blog is a business. You can also perhaps expense some of the trip to the blog. With the preponderance of cheap airline tickets, packaged with hotels and car rentals, many blogs can afford this expense.

By eating meals together, by conversing with one anther, and by partaking in common activities, you will grow a new bond with your co-bloggers. And in the process you’re likely to develop new ideas — both for posts and for the blog in general. Since you’re all removed from your normal environments and are immersing yourselves in a new one, you’re bound to find new inspiration.

Yet sometimes group travel just isn’t possible. Some blogs have contributors who span continents. Still others don’t have funding for such trips. There is an alternative for individuals, though, which works just as well for group and individual blogs.

Individual travel

On individual travel I speak from experience. Ever since I started working from home, five years ago, I’ve used these trips to not only help find new inspiration, but also to remain sane. Working from home means seeing the same things, and talking to the same people, all day every day. The monotony can drive a person bonkers. Trips then become a necessary.

Since you need only coordinate an individual trip with yourself, or perhaps a significant other, you can take them more frequently. This means shorter trips, but that’s fine. It means less time taken off work, so you can get away while still remaining productive.

The key is to find an environment completely different than your own. I live in an urban area, so it’s to small towns with lots of trees for me. If you live in one of those small towns, perhaps a trip to the city for a few days will do you well. I like to get the full immersion experience, and so I rent a car. That means there are even fewer familiar aspects of the trip.

A fresh start

Upon returning, you might feel different. The things that seemed boring and redundant when you left might feel fresher. You might approach your work with more energy. These are typical reactions to time away. Best of all, you should have a bank of new blog ideas.

We all need time away from everyday life. Repeated stimulus eventually becomes boring, and our lives become staler. This has an effect on all our work, but especially creative work such as a blog. Getting away, even for a short time, can prove useful.

10 Crucial Points To Help You Write Better Blog Posts

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How many times have you had killer post ideas for your blog? Tons of times, you say? So how many readers did that get your post? The problem with most bloggers is that most of them have wonderful ideas coming out of their brains at regular intervals, but when they sit down to write a post, it does not really translate into something great. We understand your frustration. This is something most bloggers feel everyday of their lives. How does one write good content? Here are 10 crucial points to remember that will help you write better blog posts.

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  1. A lot of bloggers are guilty of ‘punching’ out their posts instead of ‘creating’  them. Yes, that’s right. It is almost as if they are under some kind of influence to write the post fast or else they will somehow miss a deadline! Don’t do that. Take time in choosing a topic that will be of interest to your niche readers. When you pick out a topic that is interesting, you have all the more chance of becoming a conversation- starter.
  1. Creating a good blog post title is very important. If you are a blogger, you can’t ignore the importance of blog post titles. It is what creates an urge in the visitors to read the whole post and it is what drives search engine results to your blog.
  1. Have a great opening line. Once a visitor has come to your blog and been interested enough to read your post, it is important that you create an opening line that will draw her in. It should be something that is interesting and which creates a desire in the reader to read the whole post.
  1. Make your blog posts matter. Just a good title and opening line will not get you far. You need to have a point that deserves a whole post being written about it. Have an opinion about something and make sure you write it.
  1. It is important that your post urges your readers to ‘do’ something. It may be as simple as asking for their opinion or something that urges them to stop indulging in corruption. Whatever it is, asking them to do something often imprints your blog to their minds.
  1. Add a certain amount of depth to each of your posts to ensure that your readers remember it.
  1. Spend time re- reading each and every post before hitting the ‘Publish’ button. Spelling and punctuation mistakes will only showcase the fact that you don’t care for your readers.
  1. If you publish your posts at the right time, it will ensure that most readers read it. Weekdays are good for publishing as a lot of people are working in their offices and often like reading new posts that come up in their readers.
  1. Promote your post in forums and other related websites.

10. Make sure you reply to comments. This will make readers feel they have added something important and they will keep coming back.

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