I prefer headlines that create a little controversy, I always find myself clicking on titles that are imaginative out of curiosity.
I don't think that social media is the death of blogging. You can not post a link to another tweet in your tweet, this wouldn't make much sense. All links in tweets usually always lead to websites and blog posts.
Tuesday, wednesday and thursday works best, the weekend is a no-go because no one reads your email while spending time with family and friends.
As long as the blogger posts really quality content then he surely deserves to be paid because his or her efforts can't be in vein.
I also saw the new fanpage design but I didnt understand what can be done. Since the inception of facebook I really struggle with the sense of it. This time it says use facebook as page, as my user or as the designated fan page. I find it a bit confusing.
It is not a really good idea to depend on google only for traffic. Reason being is that you become very vulnerable once they make the slightest change to their algo and all the traffic you rely on is gone. This is why it is important to diversify traffic sources.
Guest blogging is a great way to keep adding good quality content even though it doesn't come from yourself, in case you are too busy writing articles.
Keywordluv is doing fine as long as it is in the hands of trustworthy and knowledgeable webmasters and bloggers. If bloggers look after their blog hygiene, then chances are that the comment is not spam and all users profit from commenting on that page.
Its very difficult for new businesses to get likes because a like is usually an acknowledgement and users often just give likes because many other users gave likes before them already.
The meta description is still important because google displays the description in their search results if no other more relevant information is available for the requested keyword.
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