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A content plan is a simple diary of what content you are going to create for your site. The publishers who use one tend to have more days off and vacations because they are in control of their time.

Picking the best price for your membership fee will determine how profitable your website is.

An eBook, if properly planned and executed, can position you as an authority in your niche or sector. It also can help you attract visitors to your website or feature as a key part of a launch strategy.  However, if you get things wrong, you can easily create a negative image that will be hard to reverse!

Being mentioned on a top blog can have a greater and longer term impact on your success than being on TV or radio; but how can you build a relationship with the leading bloggers?

SEO (search engine optimization) is one of those areas that can be often seen as a dark art. Thankfully, there's plenty of tools out there to help you analyze how your website is performing and suggest how you can make improvements. They measure traffic, inbound links, page rank, social reach, directories you are listed in, how easy it is for the search spiders to crawl, etc.

In this article we look at two popular SEO analysis tools, Hubspot's Website Grader and WooRank.

Membership software is being used by more and more bloggers, small businesses, publishers and organizations, to add subscription functionality to their websites and blogs.

Some want to introduce free membership, to restrict access to certain parts of their site. Others want to add paid membership, so they can charge access to premium content. Either way they will need to look for membership software or services to make it happen.

This guide outlines the 27 most important things to consider when buying membership software.

One of the secrets that successful online publishers learn quickly is to create content that is relevant and has long-term value to readers.

The Apple iPad has the potential to revolutionize the way we use computers and consume content, or it could be a complete anti-climax. Only time will tell.

If it is a spectacular success who will be the winners and losers?

For as long as the Internet has existed there has been an argument between free and paid content. Some argue all content should be free. Others say if content has value it should be paid for . . . then there are the many shades of grey between these two positions.

The newspapers who have embraced the web and interactivity are reaping the rewards. The newspapers, who have spent their time and effort blaming everyone but themselves for their failings, are struggling.

Images can make or break a website. This article provides a well researched list of the best free and cheap stock photo, image and illustration sites on the internet.