When your blog is a subpage of your main URL, it’s part of the site & supports its authority.

When your blog is a subdomain, it’s actually a second website that competes with your main URL.

A subpage blog looks like this: www.YourWebsiteURL.com/blog/

A subdomain looks like this: www.blog.YourWebsiteURL.com

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A member of my mastermind group recently forwarded me this video. Before watching, I was half expecting something that detailed a public event.

In actuality, what I found was a message that was a lot more personal, and profound. It’s literally changed the way I structure my days and my business, so I wanted to share it with you …

Watch the Video

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Successful SEO goes way beyond keywords.

From a global view it’s approximately 1/3 keywords, 1/3 rich content & 1/3 Google Places, Google+ & social media channels like Facebook & LinkedIn.

Being able to manage all of these components means you’ve got to get organized & create monthly campaigns for each online channel. Start small & build upon each campaign in manageable steps. 

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A bleet is the marriage of a blog post and a tweet — resulting in an opportunity to express oneself in 420 characters or less (that’s triple the character count of a tweet).

The idea is to offer more substance than a tweet, while keeping your content extremely short. Since you can write a bleet quickly, it’s easier to express yourself more often!

Characters in your title count, too.

I hope you enjoyed this bleet!®

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