Posts filed under 'Guest Posts'

Guest article by Manpreet Singh from Cyber Spirits who shares his list of 5 free softwares you can’t  afford to miss.

1. Mobile Me
Mobile Me is a new Apple Software which allows your data to be updated once and used anywhere. MobileMe stores all your email, contacts etc. as a cloud and pushes them down to your iPhone, iPod, Mac, and PC. Once you update anything in your iphone (or any mobile phone) Mobile Me will automatically update all your devices. Read full review here. (more…)

QOT featured some amazing guest bloggers this year, and as first half of 2008 closes, I take this opportunity to thank them for sharing their tips and experience with QOT readers. I am sure you enjoyed them as much as I did. Here they are in case you missed them… and I also checked what they are blogging about right now… (more…)

Guest post by Sumesh who blogs at Blog Creativity.
Twitter has grown quickly from being a time-waster to a networking and interactive platform. Some use Twitter as a social networking site (to meet and befriend new people), some use Twitter as a micro-blogging platform (to express ideas in few words) and some others use it for Twitter’s original purpose - “What are you doing?“. (more…)

Guest post by Alan Johnson, the author of The Online Business Handbook.
I’m sure it’s more than clear that, as a blogger, things are a lot more personal and I’m sure it’s more than clear that building a solid relationship with each and every reader is simply a must. (more…)

This is a guest post by Emilia from AffiliateTips.com
It can be difficult in today’s marketplace for a small company to find its targeted audience. One of the biggest reasons is simply the cost of advertising. Competition is stiff and there will always be bigger, more established companies out there. So, how can a new business get the recognition it needs to be a success? One method is to market your business online with affiliate marketing. (more…)

**This guest article is written by Malcolm Sheppard from GILL Media
Blogging tools are so convenient and cost effective that everyone wants to start a blog of their own. If you want better search rankings for your business, it’s practically mandatory. Unfortunately, just because they’re convenient doesn’t mean they’re easy to maintain. It’s easy to hammer words into your blog but it’s another thing entirely to turn those into a habit of posting interesting articles, regularly. (more…)

**This guest article is written by Alan Johnson, the author of The Online Business Handbook.
The decision of starting to work towards achieving your goal of earning a living online is never an easy one to make. Most people choose to stick with their 9-5 job as a result of the fact that they at least think that it provides some sort of security. For whatever reasons, folks seem to always be interested in guarantees, but guess what: There Are None! (more…)