Ever since Google began releasing toolbar Page Rank, webmasters and internet marketers alike have been obsessed with Page Rank or PR for short. This phenomenon has become so widespread that webmasters the world over will go to just about any length to build up the Page Rank on their own sites. Many go so far as to trade links not in exchange for other links, but for money and it has become seriously big business.

However, building Page Rank is not difficult if a blogger or webmaster...

A forum poster of a forum that I frequently visit once said in reference to writing: "It's been said many times that there are no original ideas - usually in the same breath of justifying using PLR or some other source material for a rewrite (not that I have anything against PLR - I think it's awesome)."

Then, we were asked to agree or disagree with that statement. Well, here is my two cents on that subject...

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The way you write articles sucks. I'm serious. You have no idea what you're doing wrong.

Maybe you're getting rejected by Ezine or one of the other big article directories.

Or perhaps, your content looks like it fell out of a giant tombola full of random words. This is after you've spent no less than 4 hours optimizing it so that hordes of traffic can find it and make you $1 million dollars overnight.

Can't make it work in article marketing? Think it's dead?...

Most people involved in web marketing accept the fact, although often begrudgingly, that fresh content is needed frequently on their website or blog. Although I have met people who don’t mind writing, including some who actually have a flair for it, most people I know find the process to be difficult for a variety of reasons. Even so, it is important to forge ahead and keep writing. Doing so will help you improve your skills...

I noticed a very interesting phenomenon on one of my websites today. But before I explain about what I did, which is ridiculously simple, actually so simple that I feel like an idiot for not having done it long ago. Even worse, most webmasters are probably doing this already. But not me. I decided to wait until late in the game to enable a maneuver this clever so as to not leak PR into the nether realm of no return.

For many years now, I have been toying with websites. Most of them...