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Spending your precious time on your blog should be compensated in some way, right? I mean, why put forth all of that effort if no one cares to read what you have to say and just leaves right away?

Notice in the title I used “visitors” and not readers. You first have to convince your blog visitors to stay awhile and actually read your blog before you can call them readers. Makes sense… I hope.

Getting people to stick around and become a reader, which in turn provides comments on your posts, involves a few factors. These factors can include your [...] Continue Reading…

The following is a guest post by Kyle Simpson. If you would like to Guest Post on this blog, please contact me.

Some people just seem to have a better grasp of the English language than others.  Whether they know grammar, spelling, and punctuation like the back of their hands or they have a proven ability to turn a phrase, they can inform, influence, and inspire with their work.  And yet, a strong background in poetry, prose, or even technical writing does not necessarily ensure the ability to make a living with your craft.

So, here are 5 simple tips to [...] Continue Reading…

I took the weekend off (3 day weekend) to celebrate Independence Day and enjoy being with family and friends. It was great to just put business aside and relax and enjoy myself. The fireworks show in State College at Beaver Stadium was amazing; one of the top ranked shows in the nation. It was a blast… no pun intended.

I took pictures throughout the show along with a 40 second video of the finale. If you would like to check them out, just add me as a friend on Facebook. Otherwise, one of the pictures I took is to the [...] Continue Reading…

The 4th of July is just hours away. What a great time to be with family and friends and to watch some spectacular fireworks displays!

On that exciting note, I’m excited to announce my first ever comment contest winners!

June was a rather busy month, and July is already proving to be just as busy, if not busier. There was a lot going on with the growth of this site and blog, and I was pleased with the turnout that was received.

I felt there could have been more commenters and more competition among the ones who did comment, but overall I’m [...] Continue Reading…

I had the opportunity to interview Loretta Oliver, the creator of “Transcription Crash Course”. Loretta has been a transcriptionist for many years and knows the ins and outs of starting a freelance home transcriptionist business.

What sparked my interest in Loretta’s transcription course is that many people are looking for a way to make money without having to spend money, and her course solves that problem.

The fact is that there are many opportunities to become a home transcriptionist, but the majority of people don’t know where to look or know how to get started.

Loretta tells all in her 17-page course, [...] Continue Reading…

photo credit: Amy McTigue

The other day I was running at a local park, ya know, since I’m serious about this whole exercise stuff. We have two parks in the area; one is closer than the other, but the one I run at is much nicer.

There’s a lot of wildlife around (a ton of ducks and little ducklings and very friendly squirrels) which makes running in a park so much more enjoyable than running through a development or through town. I recommend doing so if you have a local park nearby.

On this particular morning I was determined to run [...] Continue Reading…

This is a guest post by Sam Bakker. If you would like to guest post on this blog, please Contact me.

When I first started my own home-based business a few years ago, I thought that no matter what my first home business website would work. I thought I had everything important in place and the website was looking great. But the reality of my situation had to sink in eventually; even though I had an excellent website, and what I thought was successful home business information I was missing visitors, rendering my online presence useless.

Two years later, I took [...] Continue Reading…

As promised yesterday, here’s the list of May’s awesome blog posts that you may not have gotten a chance to check out or comment on. BTW, there’s only 9 days left for a chance to win in this month’s comment contest, so check out these posts and get commenting!

Without further ado, here they are:

Free Teleseminar – Learn How To Build A Profitable Business In Today’s Economy – This post will be updated whenever there is a new teleseminar scheduled. Right now you can register for the one on June 23rd.

5 Things to Consider Before Publishing a Guest Post on [...] Continue Reading…

I realize June is almost over, but I had so many things going on the beginning of the month. Between rolling out the new theme, posting a guest post, getting guest posts out to other blogs… and the list goes on.

I had already planned on getting May’s income report out late, and I still need to do a May blog post roundup, which will be published tomorrow. Things may seem a little screwy, but trust me, it’s all planned out.

Let’s get right into May’s earnings:

Income from ReplaceYourSalary.com

ClickBank: $13.06
Angela’s Backlinks: $18.75
Paul’s Backlinks: $8
Yarie: $32.87
Google Adsense: $20.06
SFI: $15.71
Project Payday: $3 [...] Continue Reading…

I used to be in shape, playing soccer, basketball and running track. Since then, I’ve been rather lazy, not exercising regularly or at all. I can tell a huge difference in my body from back then and how I am now.

I was fit, and it felt great knowing I wouldn’t get winded after just a short run. Now, I’m completely out of shape, and to be honest, I don’t like it.

I’ve gained weight (not that you can tell), my metabolism is low, and I feel downright LAZY.

Simply put… being out of shape sucks!

I’ve recently mustered up enough motivation to [...] Continue Reading…