Most businesses on the internet believe that the magic happens on the affiliate site. Sure, your sales conversions will be coming in from your e-business site, but I’m here to tell you that there is a lot more to affiliate marketing than just having that. There’s a very easy way to boost traffic to your pages, which will consequently lead to more sales being made without having to resorts to the usual SEO tactics, most of which are being policed strictly by Google now. Friends, I’m talking about blogging.

Yes, blogging. It used to just be about creative expression and letting like-minded individuals know of your day-to-day activities, but the medium has grown into its own and can now be used as a source of profit. It’s a simple, effective marketing tool. Even juggernauts like Google and Gizmodo have one, so why shouldn’t you?

Dedicated servers are servers devoted to specific tasks. They’re used organizationally to split tasks into well-defined roles for administrative and IT purposes. There are two basic species of dedicated servers operationally- Managed and unmanaged. Managed servers are monitored and serviced on a regular basis. Unmanaged servers aren’t, and that’s where the problems start.

Unmanaged Servers- An Overview

Servers are the workhorses of the digital world. They’re so much a part of business that they’re treated like the furniture, something people use but don’t give much notice. Unmanaged servers are also considered to be the cheap option.

Your blog is where your business lives on the Internet. It’s where people go to find out more about what it is you do. That being the case, you want your blog to be the best it can be, right?

A blog that is too hard to read will turn people away in a heartbeat, and that’s not good for business. Watch out for these common mistakes and your blog can live up to its full potential.

We all know that blogging is important whether it is for a small business, a big corporation or the individual online marketer that is looking to make a living off his blog. The question is how often to blog. Is there a clear rule for this? Personally I don’t think so and it will all depend on some personal taste and requirements. Below I will list some factors will influence your blogging frequency and I hope that it will help you take the best decision.

With 2009 coming to a close I wanted to share information I think is extremely important and call it:

Marketing Fitness Plan

Has a nice ring to it, huh? I like it! But what is even more important then my like or dislike of the title is an actual information.

As we strive to succeed and do more and more business online we become entangled into buy/sell relationships whether we like it or not. Sometimes it is based on immediate need, other time it could be an idea that struck a chord with you and lastly – because a sales copy was just too damn good!

You know its true! I get caught up in buying frenzy too!

In this post I want to share my own personal plan to “trim the marketing excess” and move into 2010 lean and mean marketing machine!

With a weekedn upon us and overbearing news of continues crash of stock market and economy going down the drain I wanted to leave you with a great video I have run into yesterday.

A speech by a man who refused to fall into “expectations” and created multi-billion dollar empire with an idea and passion. Same passion that drives many of us – bloggers, put him into the success realm many of us can only dream of right now.

Art Williams – “Do It” speech to the religious broadcasters.