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One of the hardest parts of writing a blog post is finding an exciting topic to use. Depending on your market, this can be especially tough, as you constantly find yourself struggling to keep your readers engaged. It’s like running on a treadmill without the option to stop or turn it off—eventually you’ll tire out.

Last week Google’s Webmaster Central blog, which exists as an information channel for website owners, published a post entitled Affiliate programs and added value. Whenever Google posts some information (usually a nicely-couched edict) about web quality, search optimization, or their beloved “guidelines” it’s natural for many in the SEO community to react with skepticism. However,

You’ve heard all about SEO and know it has something to do with optimizing your site to get it ranking in the SERPs—or search engine results pages. So, you’ve taken everyone’s advice, and optimized your site as well as you could. But for some reason your site isn’t ranking. And you have no idea why. It’s understandable.

Funny thing: For all of the online proclamations of “Content is King,” you would think that most business owners with enough savvy to have a website would have caught on by now. But that’s sadly not the case. Many businesses still don’t have a blog, and if they do, it’s usually a non-updated, abandoned piece of web space that’s drier than the Sahara. And even if the blog is updated on a regular basis, the posts are usually fluffed-up, canned articles that accomplish close to nothing. The average small business blog suffers from more neglect than an abandoned, haunted house.

Phishing is a major security threat, with particular risk to small businesses who may not have extensive security resources.

Please allow me to be personal for a moment: Choice and flexibility are ideals that are near and dear to my heart. As a business owner I always try to position our companies to be nimble and agile (at the risk of borrowing an over-abused term). As a husband and father I always want to

Florists with FTD-hosted websites should be aware of a recent change to their website templates that introduces a Pagerank-siphoning link back to an FTD-branded website.