101 Blogs That Accept Guest Posts
Posted by Charles on June 22nd, 2010
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A couple of years ago I put together a collection of 52 blogs that accepted guest posts. It proved to be very popular so a new updated list is below, this time featuring 101 blogs.
Over the past few years Google has become increasingly aggressive at removing clean link sources and, with nofollow now more prevalent than ever before, guest blogging has become one of the best ways to build relevant high quality […] Continue Reading…
The Pros and Cons of Guest Blog Authors
Posted by admin on June 10th, 2010
Guest blogging today is an accepted way of saying – you scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours. In the vast world of the Internet where back links and SEO are important if you want to push your page rank up and divert more traffic to your website, you need to keep coming up with new ways to ensure that your blog retains its popularity and that your readers keep coming back for more. […] Continue Reading…
Is Guest Blogging Now a Black Hat SEO Technique?
Posted by Charles on June 6th, 2010
Guest blogging has long been seen an excellent way to promote your blog. Amongst its benefits are that it puts you in front of a brand new audience, is good for developing relationships and networking, and is also an excellent source of links.
However, it now looks like the last benefit – incoming links – could be in question. Google may now be waging war on guest bloggings, with a recent interview with John Mueller, […] Continue Reading…
Search Through Your Friend’s Diggs with ScanSocial
Posted by Charles on May 26th, 2010
If you are a fan of Digg, ScanSocial is a neat way to view recently dugg topics and favorites from your friends. Registering is possible but not necessary since you cannot link your Digg account to your ScanSocial account. It does, however, allow you to bookmark diggs that you find while browsing the site.
To get started digging, all you need to know is the person’s Digg username. You’ll then be able to see a […] Continue Reading…
Create Longer Posts on your Micro-Blogs with Runt.ly
Posted by Charles on May 17th, 2010
Runt.ly is a quick and easy way to post text and images on Twitter, FriendFeed, Yammer and/or Plurk. It’s really nice because you don’t have to sign up to post items. You can simply use the textbox that is displayed on the site’s homepage. You can choose to use their rich text editor or the HTML editor, and it’s very easy to switch back and forth between the two.
After entering your text and/or images, […] Continue Reading…
