This article was written by Charnita Fance.

“A few days ago a friend of mine sent me a tweet asking if I knew a way that he could find out tweet frequency and history. He had apparently been hit by the “inflated tweet count” issue that has been going around for awhile now (as you can see by the 101 pages of comments on the Twitter blog regarding the issue). Though I didn’t know a site off hand, I know that I have come across quite a few in the past and figured that these would surely come in handy for others as well. If you know of any others, please feel free to add them in the comments section.”

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This article was written for BlogCouch.com

“Whether you are just creating a blog or wanting to improve upon a site you have already launched there are certain blogging tips that will help you do both. In either case the ultimate goal is to establish and maintain a steady flow of blog traffic. As business blogs have grown in popularity so have the number of techniques used to attract site visitors. The push for new ways to increase blog traffic generally almost always lead back to the tried and true methods that have stood the test of time.

In the spirit of the old saying ‘if it ain’t broke don’t fix it’ here are 7 blogs tips you can use immediately to attract and maintain a flow of traffic to your site.”

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This article was written for Blog Couch.

“In most cases, writing a post for your blog is quite different from other writing you normally do on the Internet. A blog is more of a diary/fast information or news kind of site that people go to for up-to-date information on the topic, or to get some advice or opinion from an expert.

Here are some proven tips for writing great blog posts that will keep your visitors coming back time and time again for more.”

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This article was written by Olusegun.

“Blogging is huge right now, as at early 2009, Technorati index indicated 133 million blogs online and about 900,000 post a day! This is January 2010. Don’t bother to do the Math just know that you have unimaginable competition. Here are a few non-techie tips for building your blog…”

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This article was written by Jacob Stoops.

“According to Google, Meta Keywords are no longer used as a factor in their ranking algorithms (other sites still may analyze Meta Keywords, so don’t omit them from your strategy). However, Meta Descriptions generally “pop” underneath the search results, making that space pretty valuable. Writing good Meta Descriptions isn’t the end-all-be-all of SEO, but it is a really great way to improve your rankings within the SERP’s.”

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This article was written by Jeremy Gislason.

“In most cases, writing a post for your blog is quite different from other writing you normally do on the Internet. A blog is more of a diary/fast information or news kind of site that people go to for up-to-date information on the topic, or to get some advice or opinion from an expert.

Here are some proven tips for writing great blog posts that will keep your visitors coming back time and time again for more.”

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This article was written by Susan Payton.

“With more than 300 million active users, Facebook is nearly the size of the United States in terms of population. In fact, odds are that you’re a Facebook user, perhaps using it to keep in touch with family and friends, with a dash of business thrown in for good measure. Maybe you look at some of the 2 billion photos uploaded each month, or contribute a few of the 40 million daily status updates. In short: Facebook is where it’s at, and you’re already there.

But what about your business? Does it use Facebook ()? If you’re a business owner, you really need to set up a Fan Page, or else you risk being left behind as more businesses shift to social networks like Facebook. This post is a beginner’s guide to setting up and getting the most out of a Page on Facebook for your business.”

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This article was written by Staci Rae.

“YouTube. YouTube. What does that term mean to you? For millions of people around the world, the term “YouTube” triggers images of television bloopers, hidden-camera pranks and clips of great moments in sports. Am I close? I thought so. But YouTube is also a very powerful marketing tool, given the immense popularity of the site. Keep reading to find out how you can harness the power of YouTube to promote your business.”

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This article was written by Mitch Joel.

“When brands sit down to evaluate what they’re doing online and in the mobile channels, the first realization they have is that what they’re doing is usually not up to snuff with the massive amount of online usage that their consumers are engaged with. And more often than not, they also grapple with what their peers and competitors are doing in these spaces as well.

It’s all fine and dandy, as brands continue to try to out-design their competitors, but the digital landscape continues to evolve. And there’s a bigger, scarier realization that comes with just a little bit of scratching beneath the surface: Your website is not important any more.

Becoming a publisher of content online is what the digital channels are really all about.”

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Here is a list of 50 SEO tips to improve your website rank with Google.

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