joshuatitsworth
Joshua Titsworth is a SEO Project Manager passionate about all things Internet related. When he isn’t online tweeting or blogging, he can be found tracking down shanked golf balls across public courses.
Homepage: http://joshuatitsworth.com
Posts by joshuatitsworth
What to do When You’re Blogged Out
Dec 1st
A few weeks ago I had a SEO, that I’ve got mad respect for (and you all should follow this guy), tell me he was supposed to write a blog post for his company, but he really didn’t feel like writing what he said he would write about. So I thought for a minute and gave him a few ideas that I’d like to share with the audience here.
1. STOP!…Go Have Some Fun If you’re writing a blog and get some writer’s block, go do whatever you do for fun. Play video games, hang out with friends, or go read a More >
How to get any Job you want using Social Media
Apr 28th
Let’s face it. Job-hunting today is tougher than it’s ever been before. Not to mention just getting an interview can be a chore once you’ve found a job of semi-interest. So how do you find a job? How do you get an interview once a potential job is found? Believe it or not you can get any job you want by using Facebook, Twitter and by blogging. I should also mention there is a lot more work involved than just setting up an account. If you really want to use social media to get a job, there is some serious More >
5 Types of Blog Moderators
Nov 14th
Posted by joshuatitsworth in blog promotion
19 comments
Blog Moderation is a tough task
No two blogs are the same, or at least they shouldn’t be. While topics and content can be similar, the major differences are below the fold. For me, at least, it’s about how the blog owner/author moderates the comments. We’ve already read pieces on different types of commenters, but how about the different types of moderators?
Link NaziThe only thing this moderator hates are links in the comment section. No matter how valid the comment, what type of link it is, NO LINK FOR YOU. This doesn’t mean the blog owner is against linking out. More than likely he/she More >