Laurie Neumann of Christian Home Business Connection asks: I recently joined Twitter, but I am not seeing any benefit from it. Can you give some strategies of how to use Twitter effectively to grow your business? Also - how do you get involved in conversations that are going on?

Free Webinar on Website Traffic! I will be sharing tips and resources on getting more website traffic, and I will also answer your traffic questions. Feel free to share your website link during the webinar and ask specific questions about getting traffic to your site…

ROI stands for Return on Investment and means exactly that: the measurement of profit or loss relative to a specific investment. Predicting the ROI for a web-based venture can be difficult, but here are some tips and statistics to form your best guesstimate…

The great things about these types of sites (Yahoo! Answers, MyLot, Askville, etc) is that you can 1) use them for live market research, and 2) communicate directly with your target market on a micro-level…

There are a lot of tempting offers around the ‘net to buy targeted traffic or leads for your online business. In fact, I was just looking at one this morning that promised 30,000 unique visitors to your website for under $100…

Contests can be theme-based and used on an ongoing basis to promote a website. Here are 5 quick ideas to promote your contest or giveaway…

Success with PPC (pay-per-click) Advertising requires two things: extensive keyword research and continual testing. There are many variables at play with your ppc campaigns. I will give you 4 quick tips to tighten up your campaigns and improve your click-through and conversion rates…

This tutorial is specifically about using a Call To Action in your content, and strategically leading your visitors to and through your website. In the original article, I discussed how to monetize website traffic. Each page should be monetized specifically for the ideal visitor, give them what they expect from that page, and contain a clear call-to-action. This article goes into more depth about the call-to-action…