What’s The Ideal Length for a Web Page?

I like Bob Bly and follow his blog and newsletters. In one of his recent emails he posted this “tidbit” of information. What do you think about it….. yes or no?

According to web expert Gerry McGovern, the ideal length for a page of web copy on a regular web site (not a landing page) is 300 words. He says 50% of visitors will read a 300-word page to the end, while only 5% will scan 1,000 words.

Headlines should be 4 to 8 words, sentences 15 to 20 words, and continue reading »

The 4 Hour Workweek Review Now Posted on Baby Boomers Blueprint!

I have been quietly working on a new blog , which you can find at www.BabyBoomersBlueprint.com .  Although it is still a work in progress, please take a peek to see the new post which is a book review of Timothy Ferriss’ – The 4 Hour Workweek .

Please leave me a comment with your thoughts of how the site is looking so far, and what YOU would like to see included there.

Thanks for stopping by, I REALLY appreciate it!

Until next time,  J.
“Take control of your destiny or someone else will”

11 Easy Ways For You To Grab (FREE) Traffic…..

My oh my where has the year gone? We say that ever year though. The truth of the matter is, time IS flying so let’s not waste any more of it. On to some important year end business…

How would you like a legitimate "list" of FREE traffic generation techniques that have been proven to work over and over and over?

I can’t think of a better way to end the year than with "11 FREE Traffic Tips" you can implement right away for 2009 to explode your Home Business empire…

One of the most common questions I get from new Home Business Owners and Entrepreneurs I coach when they begin marketing online is:

"How do I generate leads and get consistent traffic to my web site if I’m on a budget?"

…A valid question.

Well, first of all the truth about online marketing you need to know…

You’re only working with two tools: Money and Time. That’s it.

The easiest way to drive traffic to your site is to continue reading »

The Next Shoes to Drop

I read a blog this morning titled "Out of Control " by Kip Herriage who I respect immensely.  In his article he points out some very unsettling economic news related to the stock market, employment, and the future in general.  While I am not including this to create any panic, but an additional source of awareness.  Read his "point of view" and you decide how to react.  Go to www.kipherriage.com

Let me know what you think and how you will be prepared. 

Until next time, J.

"Take control of your destiny or someone else will"