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Dec
28

8 New Colors Added to WP Sales Page!

New for the New Year: 8 new background color options included in WP Sales Page! Light gray is the default background, and now available are medium and dark gray, blue (light, medium and dark) and green (light, medium and dark.) Have you created your sales page/email squeeze page/affiliate product landing page yet? No need to change themes or hire me – check out what Deborah

Jul
20

Interview with Tom Volkar: WordPress Summer Camp 2009 Sneak Peek

At the request of several of the already registered campers who received this pre-camp BONUS call over the weekend, I am sharing it with you. As Marty Marsh so eloquently put it in an email to me: “I hope that all of your summer camp participants will listen, and I also hope that you won’t limit that interview just to that audience. That needs to

Nov
29

Attention Fiction Lovers! Get Your Fiction Fix!

Love to read fiction but never seem to have the time to sit down? Feel guilty about all the things you ‘should’ be doing if you take the time out to read for pleasure? How ’bout some fiction on the go?!! Diva Fiction Bytes to the rescue! For just $14.95/year (only $9.95/year if you become a member before Dec. 31st!) you can get a FictionByte

Nov
17

DIY SEO: Step 7 – The Wrap-Up and the Handy Checklist

This is the ninth and final post in our DIY SEO for WordPress series.

Whew! You made it! You rock!

By now you have some serious DIY SEO for WordPress tools in your toolbox to help you get the attention of the search engines. By no means are you now an SEO expert – sheesh, neither am I – but you’ve got the basics now and let me tell you what – that’ll take you far.

I know all this might seem a bit overwhelming when you think about applying all these tips and tricks to your posts, but I’ve made a handy little checklist to help you.

Sep
26

Congratulations, Christa!

Today I just have to crow a little bit, give Christa of Giggle On! a virtual high five, and to point out for the rest of you that you don’t have to be a geeky-programmer-type like me to realize your SEO goals. Christa made the #1 position in Google for her main keyword phrase two days after she implemented the action items she took away