4. Post frequently. Search engine spiders love sites that are constantly updated with fresh content. At very least, posting once every few days is a good idea.

5. Keep your posts short and clear. Don’t post long essays. Blog readers are known to like to zip in and out of online diaries. Keep your long essays to articles that you can publish on a separate webpage or in your newsletter.

6. Make your tittle keyword-rich. This helps in getting your posts better ranked by search engine spiders via keywords that you use.

7. Post interesting content. No one is going to be interested in what you ate for breakfast. Not unless you are maintaining a food blog and you want to post your breakfast recipe! Making your content interesting will ensure that your readers continue to read your blog loyally.

8. Have a unique perspective. Readers are interested to know what you think. If you are offering your opinion, be sure that you are able to qualify them.

9. Take note of your language and grammer. Even if you are posting an opinion. It is always safer to write in proper English if you are hoping to monetize from your blog.

10. Don’t forget to have a RSS feed. RSS means “Rich Site Syndication”. To increase readership and distribution, this is one thing that you must not omit in doing.

Saving Your Company Time

There is no doubt that organizing a meeting takes time. Even smallest meetings, if they involve delegates from different geographic locations, require a degree of effort. Whether it is down to delegates themselves or if it is left to secretary or personal assistant, someone is spending precious company time making necessary arrangements. Flights, hotels, catering, diary management - they all take time to organize - time that could be spent far more productively.

Take away need for travel, days or weeks out of office and requirement for overnight accommodation and suddenly organizing meeting or seminar is not such a major task. Diaries will become much more easy to synchronize, a quick email or telephone call is all that is needed to set up a web conference. Hours of time are freed up for staff to concentrate on making money for organization.

Saving Your Company Money

Saving money is something that every company strives to do. Nobody wants to spend more than they have to. Think for a moment how much you spend on travel. Even if you are simply driving to other side of town, your company will be incurring costs - parking tolls, dead time spent driving to and fro meeting - they all have an impact on your company's bottom line.

Imagine reducing that pile of expense claim forms at end of month; chances are you could be saving a significant amount of money. No organization, large or small, can afford to waste money and with web conferencing those costs are coming down.

The advantages of web conferencing to any business are clear; you can save time, you have a more productive workforce and, most importantly of all, you can save money.