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More SEO Tips and Work at Home Jobs  

Posted by: TRochelle in , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Making your website more search engine friendly can be done several ways. Keywords are very valuable (as I have stated before) and should be used in the title as well as in your blog and the site's URL. Lets say your blog is gonna be about life in Texas. Your url should have something to do with a keyword that you will use often in your blog. http://www.TalkTexas.com (just an example not meant to be a real site) This would make a wonderful URL because you WILL use the word Texas often. "Ice Storm Chills Texas Heat" (title) Discuss in the body of your blog, the ice storm and of course Texas and make ice storm and Texas keywords. This is a good use of keywords. You do not want to overuse your keywords but this will allow you to get good use of them. Next, have a user friendly blog. Avoid having a blog that is very busy and congested. This is a turnoff for readers. Nice clean simplicity and a natural look is a appealing.

Try and avoid the cute little graphics if at all possible (I know how you feel ....who doesn't like the little care bear gifs but avoid anyway).
Make sure your links work. You want credible links because the links are a reflection of your site. Do not give your viewers any reason to doubt your credibility. Also, make sure that you are able to present nice clean links that makes sense. "Read more about the ice storm at The Weather Channel" You want the hyperlink on the words ice storm and not on Weather Channel. You are bringing attention to YOUR content not necessarily the Weather Channel's website. Now you want to submit your blog link to directories and search engines. Click here for a list of sites.

You also want to link to as many blogs as you possibly can. The best way to do this is to find highly ranked blogs (that interest you of course ....yes this is a moral moment) and post comments to their blogs that in turn link back to your blog. They do this because when you comment you enter your blog url in the URL box. Last but not least, blog and blog frequently. Stay on topic and try not to fluctuate from topic. Also, DO NOT change your domain. You will loose a lot of traffic that way.

Now, Its time for what we are all searching for......WORK at HOME LEADS:

Work at Home Tax Tips  

Posted by: TRochelle in , , , , , , ,


I apologize for my absence but this IS tax season. This time of year is especially busy for many of us. If you are an independent contractor, its pretty stressful too. No one wants to trigger an audit so its best to follow the rules to the letter. If you are unsure about your taxes, then you may need a teaching tool or some helpful hints. This is something I might be able to assist with. Check out these helpful links and tips to help avoid ticking off the IRS!

Teaching Tool

Self-employed

Your best friend could be your accountant, bookkeeper, professional tax preparer, or simple tax software that you can purchase at your local electronics or general merchandise store.

Tax software, albeit intimidating at times, can be a wealth of knowledge. With online updates, tax software can hold all the information necessary to perform the most complicated tax forms. There are several versions of software, depending on experience and level of tax difficulty, that a consumer can choose from.

HR BLOCK
PROSeries
TurboTax

These software companies offer online support for those who are still feeling unsure about their taxes. These knowledgeable professionals are there to give you assistance and guidance while you do your taxes. There are fees for these services associated with some software. You are paying for the assistance of people who have advanced education and experience in tax law, return preparation, and the tax industry.

Companies like Intuit also hire people to work from home (as I am sure you saw in the leads section because you check it everyday). For more information on the different opportunities Intuit offers for people who work from home visit the link below.

IRS
Work for Intuit

Eat the Cake T.Rochelle!  

Posted by: TRochelle in , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

I got a response from one new job I applied for and unfortunately, I did not get the job. I did, however, get the kindest response in the world. It just encouraged me to keep trying. I have to continue since, like an idiot, I announced my resolution would be to write a book! I wonder if no one ever sees the book, if it still counts?

Maybe I should shift my focus? I could take pictures of everything I can cook(like the yummy cake above) and give them to people who made the resolution to lose weight. Once they break the resolution, maybe they will buy stuff from me. What? I am getting desperate here!

Times are hard and so is the ability to put your hands on money. I watch these snotty rich kids on television spending a MORTGAGE on their wardrobe and I sit and think...... I wish they would go broke. I know its evil, but its honest. Is it really evil that I want to see Paris Hilton destitute? She did not work for her money, I can be mean to her. I could see if she was out doing a lot of good and she actually saved her money and was a frugal person, but she is not.

Okay T, its time to stop hating on Paris and get your piece of the cake (no not pie, cake is bigger). I am going to keep trying to go and get that giant slice of cake but I still want to help you all get yours as well so.......
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