I have been a fan of WordPress for many years. I began using WordPress as a blogger, but soon found that using WordPress as a Content Management System (CMS) was the best option for my needs. I’ve created several websites that are pure CMS or a CMS/blogging mix. I’ve found WordPress to be an extremely adaptable alternative to other website platforms. I joke that it is the chameleon of the web world, changing its face to meet the needs of the environment it is in.

You may have developed the greatest product since sliced bread. You may even be giving it away for free. But if no one knows that your amazing business or organization exists, how will they ever make a purchase from you?

It’s easy as a Freelance Writer to forget about your own blog. Just look at me. Over the past few months I’ve been back and forth with consistancy and now, looking at my end product – well, I’m disapointed in myself. Afterall, how can I prove to a potential client that I’m the best choice for their job?

With all of the internet marketing hype out there it can be difficult for many small business owners to determine what exactly they should be doing to promote their business online. “Do I need a twitter campaign?”, “Should I create a Squidoo lense?”, “What should I blog about?” and “Whatever happened to print advertising anyway?”