Parents Share Their Kids Online More Than Their Cats, Study Finds + MORE

One of the most important responsibilities that you as a business owner see to it is to ensure that the status of your company stays intact. This is very imperative as it can either boost up or damage your business’ name. However, it is usually the latter that businesses should take precaution for it not to happen…

This is a guest contribution by Charles Cuninghame, website copywriter and owner of Text-Centric.
I’m sure we can all agree that proofreading is the least fun part of blogging. But while it may be tedious, it’s well worth the effort.
Typos are not only embarrassing, they can also cost you money.
In a widely reported study in 2011, British entrepreneur Charles Duncombe found a single spelling mistake can cut online sales in half! If you don’t have a product, then you could be missing out a blog subscriber or repeat visitor!

Here’s a tried and tested proofreading process that I’ve taught to many novice writers with great success…

We know that everyone loves LOL Cat photos, heck iCanHazCheezburger has made a multi-million dollar business out of the practice. Yet the teams at  Magisto.com and PlayScience have found that parents would much rather share videos, photos, and stories about their children.
According to the study parents are three times more likely to share videos of their kids (27 percent) than a pet (9 percent)…

This post is by Richard Boehmcke, the winner of our mentorship contest earlier this year.
There’s a great line from an episode of Seinfeld when George and Jerry are pitching their “show about nothing” to NBC’s top executive Russell. After a bit of back and forth Russell tries desperately to understand what the show is about…

Guest Post – Our host is Kevin Demlon, Kevin has some well explained tips for bloggers of all levels.See How To Become a guest author on Spice Up Your Blog.

Although it was coined in 1999, the term “blog” did not enter the dictionary until 2004, when it was Merriam-Webster’s Word of the Year…