In the Summer Amazon introduced a Kindle rental system in the USA that offered customers up to 80% off the price of the print textbook. The service was aimed towards University and college students who didn’t need the book long term. Customers can choose a rental period of between 30 and 365 days and are … Read more
Outsourcing is an important part of working online. The most successful people delegate tasks to others to free up their time to do other things. I have outsourced certain tasks for projects in the past such as writing and design. For new projects I tend to be a bit of a control freak and do … Read more
Next week I am publishing an interview with email marketer Travis Petelle. I got to know Travis via Warrior Forum. He’a wrote a lot of great posts over there so I wanted to ask him a few questions about email marketing; a subject which I am very I interested in myself. Whilst chatting on Skype … Read more
Trust is a precious thing. It’s something which customers regard very highly however it is a delicate thing and can be lost at any time. How many times have you seen large companies losing millions because if being exposed for doing something less than honest? Trust can make or break a business. Trust is very … Read more
We should all copyright our content….shouldn’t we? For most content producers, this isn’t something that is ever even considered. Of course we copyright our content, we wrote it and we don’t want anyone to steal it. Right? Not everyone thinks this way. Zen Habits founder Leo Babauta has an interesting policy on content copyright on … Read more
In the past I have spoke a lot about being passionate about the subject you write about. I was thinking about this the other day as a lot of you had mentioned in comments that you would love to see me write more travel related posts. I’ve been reluctant to do this in the past … Read more
Last month I showed you how you can redirect your old WordPress permalink structure to /%postname%/. Today I’d like to show you a much simpler snippet of code that helps redirect all 404 not found error messages to your home page. This can be useful if you have a small website with very few pages. … Read more
A week or so ago I wrote an article which explained all the Flippa upgrades that are available to sellers. In the article I expressed my concerns that they had artificially inflated their follower count by following thousands of people themselves. I’ve purchased the Twitter upgrade in the past but as I always purchased it … Read more
A few weeks ago I spoke about the service Safe Swaps in my article Building Your Email List with Solo Ads. Safe Swaps is paid service that allows marketers to buy, sell and swap advertisements for their email lists. In total I had paid for 4 solo ads to go out within the first 10 … Read more
The development of my forthcoming book ‘The Art of Freelance Blogging’ has been stalled for close to a month now. I had been thinking of writing a book on freelancing blogging for a long time but I didn’t start working on it until late November 2012. After writing about 13,000 words for the book, I … Read more