Getting started with Kickstarter.com, a crowd funding website; requires understanding some basic principles. As we begin this series of blog posts on crowd sourcing funds for your business, product or service, it is necessary to give an overview of this popular source of investment capital. There are few who could, with integrity anyway, deny crowdfunding represents one of the most titanic shifts in business funding since Angel investment became main stream. Until recently, a few wealthy individuals...

For those who may not be aware; it is time to learn how to delete Google Plus from your marketing plan because, well, it’s dead! A brief search of pretty much any term referring to Google Plus (in relation to other social media sites), using the Wordtracker keyword tool, says everything about its dwindling influence. With a mere 11,780 searches (bi-monthly) for the phrase ‘google plus’ (5,890 monthly), few, even inside Google, can ignore the fact this social media venture has turned into a...

This a list of the WordPress Plug-ins utilized at WarriorHelp.com websites. Not all of the plug-ins are utilized on all sites.

PayPal Responder. Processes payment for a product via PayPal, then sends an email responder to the customer and returns them to a URL of your choice.


1-Minute List Builder. Rotate up to 3 popup messages on each post and page as an exit popup or an live popup to build a list or giveaway a product.


Akismet. Used by...

Google took to their Webmaster Central blog today to let everyone know they have made changes to their Webmaster Guidelines in the sections that pertain to sneaky redirects. Google’s Webmaster Guidelines are strictly against any kind of redirects that are designed to manipulate or deceive search engines or to display different content to human users than to search engines.

Google’s Webmaster Guidelines have been updated to include mobile-specific redirects. Google provides the...

Preface:

At 4 AM, I pulled my dreary self to attend the bonus webinar of the Quck Start Challenge.

Looking back at the last few weeks, I have to give credit where credit is due: I did not learn anything especially new, but the call to take actions that I had never taken before has been a worthwhile learning experience. I.e. I got my money's worth from the QSC, and I can heartily endorse the fellows behind this 4 week course.

The bonus webinar provided...