Mind you I have learned these from experience both from long-term personal blogging and ghost blogging; here are five things you definitely DO NOT want to do on your blog. Never talk about real-world customers. Never if you change their names and circumstances. They will see themselves in your blog…
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Our July Newsletter is Out
Our July newsletter is out with great information and tips on how to find your site in the Google SERPs, ergonomic computing, and keyboarding shortcuts. Click in to read the full issue at http://www.mccordweb.com/newsletters/2008/july-08.html. Topics are: Finding Your Website in the Google SERPs Top Tips For Painless Computing Save Your…
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