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Baby Boomer Blogging

The following post was written by Anthony Wayne. I am probably the most unlikely blogger in the world. In fact, I didn’t even own a computer until six years ago. I should also mention that I am in my 60’s and didn’t grow up with the technology, and was intimidated by computer technology like many [...]

How to Survive as a Virtual Assistant

Guest writer George Martin shows us how to survive in the relatively new profession of Virtual Assistant… Those who choose to take up their career online will notice that as the business gets rolling, the work load piles up. With the rising numbers of online careers, and as people get busier and busier, there has [...]

Unblocking your blog: Things every blogger must consider

Good article about unblocking today from guest writer Alyssa Clarke. Increasing partake in social media is the next step towards digitization consequent upon which more and more people prefer discussing things and events real time on social networks than face to face. It is high time that companies too accept the fad and make a [...]

Video: Find out how the publishing industry is evolving with Murray Newlands and Oliver Roup in the Future of Publishing syndicated premiere

Free Blog Help is honored to show episodes of Future of Publishing by Murray Newlands, the CEO & Founder of Influence People, and Oliver Roup, the CEO of VigLink. In the first episode, Roup and Newlands have an interview discussion with some of the tech industry’s leading experts in marketing and publishing: Yulia Smirnova, SEO [...]

Ford Adds Social Networking to Their Cars

Michael Clark provides us with some Ford news. Ford Motor Company is planning to promote social networking to their customers. The companies want to provide iPod-thumb controls and Web browsing into the majority of their new models in year 2015. This is in the works due to the heavy demand that consumers have for high-tech [...]

7 Ways to Win the Battle of the Google Panda

Today’s well-written article about Google Panda is provided by Mitch O’Conner. Back in February of 2011, Google unleashed a sweeping change to their search results ranking algorithm known as Panda, all in hopes of downranking “junk” and “copy-pasted” websites while boosting the visibility of better, more useable and unique sites. Big surprise: it didn’t work [...]

Doing searches on the go – literally

Today’s post about mobile and search is from Mark Thompson from Businesswebhostingplans.com. Although the internet and web applications have advanced at breakneck speed, one of the areas that seems stuck in the 90’s and early 00’s are search engines. Although many search engines have done a good job of getting us the information we want [...]