The capacity to create high-quality widgets and other interactive pieces of content makes for a valuable linkbait strategy that can increase incoming traffic, create returning users, and further develop a website’s influence online. While creating these types of linkbait takes skill, originality,… [read more]

One of the frequent questions I am asked is: "What's the use in a Facebook page? I created one, invited all my friends and it now has 300+ users but I see no traffic at all!" My answer is obvious: commitment. You can't expect your Facebook page to drive traffic and followers to your site unless you… [read more]

Writer's block is the enemy of creativity and efficiency for a blogger. Every writer fears it. You experience a big win as a writer. People raved about your last post you on Twitter, "liked" it on Facebook, linked to it. You were swimming in a sea of awesome. For a short while you reveled in your… [read more]

Today is a great day in BlueGlass world, as I am so proud to announce the newest member to the BlueGlass family, Annie Cushing!  I have known Annie for many years and I have always been impressed with the way she just 'gets it' and has a can't be stopped attitude.  This is so important for our growing… [read more]

Digg was created by Kevin Rose, Owen Byrne, Ron Gorodetzky, and Jay Adelson. Everyone apart from Owen Byrne is still heavily involved in the site. The beta version launched late 2004 and back then there were only about 200 users (mostly Rose’s friends). At the end of 2005, TechCrunch reported on Digg’s… [read more]