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Recent Jobs Blog | Blogger Experience PostsForeign Language: The Invaluable Assetby Valorie DelpDo you speak a foreign language? Or were you the kid in the back of the class that thought that the class was too hard or that the scripted dialogues were too lame? How Can I Improve? A Question for All of Usby Kathy MurdockI believe that it is truly important as an employee (but as a person in general, to always ask yourself how you can improve in certain areas of your life. If you feel that your eating habits leave little to be desired, then you should consider eating better foods. What are the Do's and Dont's of Asking for Links to Your Site?by Hava LyonIn my last blog, I talked about leaving comments on blogs in order to get the blog owners to notice you, and consequently link to you. Nowhere in that blog did I tell you to e-mail a bunch of sites and ask them to add you to their blogroll. How Do I Improve my Page Ranking with Google?by Hava LyonHere we discussed what page ranking was, and here we discussed how Google determines your page ranking. Now let's figure out how to raise your Google ranking. How Does Google Determine Page Ranking?by Hava LyonAs I just covered, the higher the page ranking, the more traffic a website receives. This is important to you, the blogger, because if you write an article for a website that has a low page ranking (a 0 or a 1) then the exposure for that article will be minimal at best. What is the Page Rank from Google?by Hava LyonI have mentioned Page Ranking from Google before, and I wanted to take a moment to explain what it is, and what it means for your blog. The Page Rank (or PR) from Google is a scale from 0 to 10, 0 being a brand-new blog or website, and 10 being one of the most important websites on the Internet. The Downsides to Writing for a Company Blog, Part Twoby Hava LyonIf you missed Part One, check it out here. We discussed having to produce a set amount of blogs each month/week/day, having a set topic you have to write on, and the fact that you can't blog for companies like PayPerPost or ReviewMe while blogging for a company. The Downsides to Writing for a Company Blog, Part Oneby Hava LyonI just finished writing about the great benefits that come from blogging for a company but there are also some disadvantages that come from blogging for a company versus running a personal blog. The Great Benefits of Blogging for a Company, Part Twoby Hava LyonIf you missed it, here is Part One. Knowing how much you'll make as a blogger is a great benefit of working for a company, but there are more. Check them out: *The Page Rank for a company blog is almost always higher than the Page Rank for a start-up personal blog. The Great Benefits of Blogging for a Company, Part Oneby Hava LyonI have talked about the great benefits of having a personal blog and now I wanted to talk about the upside to working for a company as a blogger. *You know how much you're going to make with each blog entry. |
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