First, to set the tone for the rest of this post, I would like to start with a definition of mimicry from AccessExcellence.org that I want the reader to keep in mind as they read on:

Getting banned on your AdSense account by Google is by far a serious issue and every blogger’s nightmare.

Recognize that any deep thoughts that might wander into your posts won’t draw as many visitors as blogs featuring cute kittens.

The second part of the Brandcurve Color Theory Primer will discuss color harmony and context. In part one, I talked about the
color wheel,

Blog marketing is something that all blog owners do. They market their blog so that they can get readers, and make a profit from their blogs.

Friends have asked me what it was like not to have a blog for the last eight days. It was interesting. First, I felt like I was without a voice.

Last week I wrote about the dichotomy that exists in advertising: consumers ignore ads, but ads still work (albeit subtly). I then asked if this is the way it has to be and invited readers to comment.

During the session on Wednesday, I told the participants that Blogging is still the single-most important thing any of them can do in Social Media and Web 2.0.

Blogging is a great way to build a good fan base. To have a good fan base, your content should be good and extremely helpful to your blog readers. So what if you go out of content ideas?

Lots of people shy away from PLR content for their websites. While I do agree that PLR articles can cause you some issues, its also a great way to utilize your time most effectively.