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  1. Keep your blog momentum Posted in Recipes for Success, Concocted by LouisJvR March 23, 2009 1 comment

    It is so vital to build momentum through your blog.

    So, if you need to up the ante on content for your blog, here are some points to remember:

    • Every post need not be an essay
    • Every post need not be original
    • A post can be a relevant link and a sentence to expand on it Read Further
  2. The Cure for Blogger’s Block? Posted in Cookin' Design, Hot Stuff, Recipes for Success, Concocted by Fred Roed January 23, 2009 No comments

    We like this: Plinky,  a new service that helps you create inspired content on the web (via ReadWriteWeb)

    Like it or not. You’re a writer. You’re creating content on a daily basis, updating your Facebook status, commenting on blogs, sending tweets. Social networking requires that level of communication. But as a writer, you’re also a potential victim for writer’s block, a condition that plagues even the most prolific authors. Read Further

  3. WWC’s Managing Director Found !! Posted in Heavy Chef News, Concocted by LouisJvR January 21, 2009 6 comments

    What a day, what a day… first we were on a super high after President Obama’s inauguration and THEN, World Wide Creative’s fearless leader and web marketing mastermind, Mike Perk, was found!!

    After an almost 5 month pledge of silence, Mike shocked the entire WWC team (and apparently Obama himself!) by writing and publishing his first blog post since September 12, 2008 – albeit on our client’s blog www.smallcapital.co.za… check it out… Read Further

  4. Ideate.co.za Is Not An Online Community, IF… Posted in Recipes for Success, Concocted by LouisJvR September 26, 2008 2 comments

    ideate

    …IF the authors posting on www.ideate.co.za (about Small Business in SA) DIDN’T participate in the conversations taking place on each of their posts…

    Fortunately, the “mild-mannered alter-egos” behind Ideate, Fred (The Heaviest Chef of them all!!), Andrew and Shane, as well as some of their other guest contributors, ARE participating – and this, to me, is the primary reason behind Ideate’s success.

    Don’t believe me? Case in point, I randomly went throught 10 posts and this was the level of participation from them… Read Further