Annoying Websites
I’m visiting a lot of websites these days as I do research for articles I’m writing for one of my own sites, and there are several things that are really pissing me off: The huge number of pop-ups, banners, ads, etc. On many sites, they are simply everywhere – at the top, at the bottom, […]
Private Label Content – The Reasons You Need It And The Best Supplier I’ve Discovered In Over A Decade
If you’ve ever needed content for your site or blog, then you may well have come across the term PLR – private label rights, The idea is that you buy articles, for example, that somebody else has already written, and all you need to do is add that article to your site – because you […]
An Alternative Use For WordPress Tags
Personally, I have never found much use for tags in WordPress, especially tag clouds, which I find annoying. However, there is one way to use them that does not affect the look and feel of your site, and that’s what this short article is about. Let’s suppose you have a WordPress site with a lot […]
The Importance Of Checking PLR Materials
If you’ve ever bought any Private Label Rights (PLR) material (e.g. articles, ebooks), then you’ll probably already know that the quality is variable, at best. Some of it looks like it was written by the proverbial infinite number of monkeys, much of it is OK, and a handful is high quality (e.g. PLR.me). So, if […]
The Redactor v1.0
The Redactor was created to save me a bit of time, but as you should know by now, I rarely keep these tools to myself. So, What Does The Redactor Do? Well, in summary, it helps you
Keyword Mashup v1.0
Here’s a brief overview of our Keyword Mashup tool, which in essence takes keywords from up to six data sources and consolidates them into a single, de-duplicated list. If any of those data sources also provide search volume data, it will include that information too, calculating various statistics about those search volumes for each unique […]
Double Dipper v1.0
Here’s a brief overview of the Double Dipper tool. Yes, I realize this quirky name doesn’t really tell you much, so here’s what it does: in essence, you paste in some keyword data (from a spreadsheet) and it finds longer-tail keywords that contain other embedded shorter-tail keywords. Why is this important?