People who are reading your article are definitely interested in the subject. They are more likely to click on the link and purchase your services or products.

Wiki's are a great way to find user generated information. On Wikipedia anybody can go in and write about or edit information on a million different topics. It's like a giant online encyclopedia that is continually being generated/edited/written by the readers and users themselves.



Just don't keep them on your computer. Your computer can crash or get hacked and your passwords can get hijacked. This simple idea will save you tons of time when you're looking for your passwords.

For a backup, use a PRI (T1). Probably run this to your central place. Alternatively, you can get PRIs to local servers, and local calls would go out and incoming come in this way, with LD calls going out via VoIP. Remember, VoIP PBX doesn't necessarily mean VoIP phone service.

Get rid of "products.html" It's incredible how many sites still have filenames like "products.html" even after they have supposedly been search engine optimised. The filename is one of the most important things that a search engine looks at. All the search engine sees on this file name is that you sell "products". Wow! Who exactly goes to Google and just types in "products"?

It has become a sort of "wiki". The definition of a "wiki": A Web site (https://www.alshruq.net/user/prozentrechner8) developed collaboratively by a community of users, ctor.com.ua allowing any user to add and edit content.The well known Wikipedia is a great example of this in action.

Create chapters of an eBook - I used this strategy to complete my 1st product and you can too. Take your post expand on each point to a couple pages and you have a chapter. Do that with enough posts, you will have your ebook.

To double check an answer, to see if it is correct, you should visit a website that specialises in that topic. If a question is about planets then visit N.A.S.A, if a question is about football then visit the F.A.