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Stick to one subject. If your blog is about SEO, then stay with that. If you are going to sell posts on your blog, then be sure they all relate to the subject of SEO and webmaster tips. This will help you rank better anyway, otherwise your blog starts to look spammy. As for what I like to...

Brand yourself as a business from the start on Twitter so you will have more flexibility with the links you promote. It will seem more natural if you are a fashion related blogger who is promoting links to your own fashion blog. Most individuals (with personal accounts) don't just promote...

I don't think it's possible to have your password mailed to you as it's encrypted on the Facebook servers. You might be able to answer a security question to have your account unlocked. Assuming you own the account, then you would have answers to your original security questions and should...

I'm not a huge fan of Adsense for monetizing. Selling posts on your aged, high page rank Tumblr might be a better solution. As for why Adsense might not work, the average Tumblr user might be immune to Adsense ads and will resist the urge to click ads as most would just prefer to stay on...

For now, Tumblr backlinks are do follow, but that will change as more IM people start to spam the site with backlinks. Whenever you create a blog for backlinks, be sure to include the best quality written content you can as this will lessen the chance your Tumblr blog is flagged/reported as...

If the link is to one of your own posts, there shouldn't be an issue, so long as the link goes to a new page/post every time. If you're using an affiliate link or a link to an illegal site (against TOS), then you risk ban.

It's understandable how you would want to keep yourself entertained on a long ride. You might consider buying a tablet that has an on screen keyboard as that will make the job of posting tags on your Tumblr posts easier.

Can you buy Facebook accounts for your purpose? Though, you will still run into the issue of logging in from a new IP as they will instantly require some type of verification. Though most likely you will only need to state the 'birth year' or other identifying info the original creator of that...

And, I've found this same thing for myself too. I'm part of 50+ IM related groups and they've all turned into spam groups if only because of bad moderation. The spammers will just add those groups to the bots and spam away and if no mods are there to remove the junk, then the group becomes...

Yep! This bothers me too, seeing so many people addicted to that site. For those people who can't live without Facebook, get offline, get a real life! For anyone else who is using Facebook for more than social reasons, find other outlets to promote on such as Pinterest as Facebook will flake...

Start adding people from your target audience as friend. Most times, they will click through and accept your friend request if you have attractive 'personal' photos on your page (set to public). Once your friend list is a good size, start sharing content from your page. Ask your 'friends' to...

Anything close to the actual limit they allow will just raise suspicions that your account is 'fake' and will likely get you banned. If that's not a big concern for you, then so be it. I'm sure you can just start another and do the same thing again.

What reactions have you received so far from other Pinterest users? Do they object to your including a link in the description? Have any of your pins been reported where you have included a link? Finding out the answer to these questions will guide you to the right answer for your situation.

Just think about the situation where you buy a website that has lots of spam backlinks. Now that's not likely to happen to the experienced person, but a lot of noobs will make that mistake. Assuming the site is not banned from Google for all those artificial backlinks, you can just start...

Anything that adds more useful content to your site that would help the reader is a good thing. Also, if you include the word FAQ on each page/post where you answer one of these frequently asked question, this will alert Google to the fact that this is an extension of your main FAQ page.