The community of web entrepreneurs keeps growing. Beginners actively test different ways of making online money easily, but sooner or later most of them decide to build their own content-oriented resources.
Due to Google's search algorithm providing priority to original content and because of the severe online competition in every thematic niche imaginable, content-oriented sites have became one of the most trusted ways of establishing an online presence with long-term monetizing potential.
Continue reading "The Trap of Blogging" »
I’d like to share a few thoughts about search engine optimization and all the enthusiasm regarding this matter that I consider excessive. Many SEO aspects and spam techniques share the same traits. If you are a beginner, you have to be utterly careful with optimizing your web sites because a single error may result in having them penalized or even banned. Even if you are quite experienced with SEO, you can never predict how search engines’ algorithms will look like tomorrow, next week or in a few moths. This is the reason why some webmasters say that the best optimization is no optimization at all.
I've come across a number of articles discussing Facebook privacy, and I couldn't resist commenting, which, in turn, encouraged me to summarize my thoughts regarding this matter. I think that the mini-scandals having to do with online privacy issues in social networks are, to a large extent, groundless and exaggerated.
