01st September 2006
A CV (from the Latin Curriculum Vitae) – 'Resume' for our American friends has only ONE purpose. It aims to win you an interview. Once you're at the interview, the interviewer may use the CV as a basis for discussion, but it won't determine whether or not...
01st September 2006
The first part of this article focused on not making your CV too long, making sure your CV is in the right order and why you should personalise your CV for every job application. The second part will focus on the content for your CV including Personal Det...
31st August 2006
So many people blow their chances of getting their dream job before the interview. They aren't armed with the basic facts that make them feel properly prepared and informed at the interview stage. So what information should the interviewee find out before...
23rd August 2006
Unless you work in a Communist State or in the Public Sector, all businesses are interdependent. What this means is that without other similar businesses around, your business would struggle to exist. Is that a good thing?
The supply chain
Although ...
21st August 2006
The web page description can be found in the Meta Tag section of the page header. This is a section that is commonly missed out or not used to its full potential.
This web page description is used by search engines to provide a description underneath t...
19th August 2006
Your page title on your home page is the biggest indicator to search engines of what your website is about. If it doesn't succinctly explain exactly what your website offers, as well as containing your keyword phrase as discussed in Search Engine Mistake ...
05th June 2006
It Gives your visitors a reason to come back
In addition to submitting articles for publication on other websites on a weekly basis, you need to be adding new, original content to your own website twice a week. These articles / new pieces of thought ma...
01st June 2006
1) Research free article reprint websites
Every week you need to make an article that you have written freely available for publication on other websites. This could exponentially increase your exposure and greatly improve your inbound linking. Start b...
01st June 2006
You've already done one of the most important things to ensure that visitors come back. You've committed to updating your website every week. But how do you make sure that your visitors don't forget about you?
1) Really Simple Syndication
Make sure ...
01st June 2006
Writing and submitting press releases isn't the same as writing and submitting articles about your business. Press releases have a much greater degree of credibility among hard copy publications and major current affairs orientated websites alike. They ma...
01st June 2006
I'd be surprised if you got any significant search engine results from Google within the first seven or eight months although you may attract some visitors from Yahoo and MSN search. The bottom line is: if you're looking to kick-start the popularity of yo...
01st June 2006
You need to keep on top of who is referring your visitors to you, what kind of technical capabilities their computers have, where your visitors are form, how long your visitors are staying with you, which pages your visitors are viewing, whether or not co...
01st June 2006
Whether the ebook's free or costly, you're wasting your own time, and more importantly, reducing your brand value by promoting a worthless product. So make sure that your ebook has 'added value' for your consumers.
Why write an ebook?
An ebook is ei...
01st June 2006
You're never going to be a total success at what you do until you make a commitment to become excellent at it.
Although I've tried to include as much relevant information in the Internet Millionaire ebook as possible, I might have missed out something ...
01st June 2006
If your website has been up and running for over six months, you need to know how much it's worth on the open market, whether or not you are intending to keep it. Only then can you amend your future direction realistically. Unfortunately, there isn't an i...
