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.

•3. Be Professional At All Times

When applying for a home-based job, never respond to an ad via email stating, “I’m interested in work-at-home (data entry) position.” This is quite unprofessional. Once you find a home-based job vacancy, apply by sending your cover letter and resume, or fill out an online application.

If employer didn’t ask for a cover letter in job vacancy ad, please send one anyway. Never send a resume without a cover letter. It will get thrown in trash. Please customize each cover letter with information tailored to that specific job advertisement.

•4. Never Send Your Resume As An Attachment Unless The ad States That You Can Do So

The hiring manager might never open attachment. Also, never copy and paste your resume into body of your email and send it to an employer. It will change format by time it reaches to employer, and will look like a jumbled mess. You must create an ASCII/Plain Text resume and cover letter. For more information on how to do this please visit following web sites, http://resume.monster.com/dosanddonts/email/Index.asp or http://www.eresumeiq.com/ABC.html.

•5. Follow Instructions

When responding to a job vacancy announcement please make sure you follow ad instructions. If ad asks for specific information please do exactly as it says. For instance, if ad says, please describe home office equipment, make sure you mention in your cover letter exactly what equipment you have in your home office.

I was once commended by an employer for being only job applicant, out of hundreds to actually follow specific instructions in job ad. I was hired for this home-based job mainly because I followed instructions, not because I was more qualified than all other applicants.

•6. Reduce Your Job Search Time Finding a job using Internet can be a frustrating, time-consuming endeavor because there are literally 1000's of job boards and work at home resources. And don't forget Job newsgroups and regional newspapers.

To be current on this information is essential. Let YourJobSearcher do work for you. This software is not only for 9-5 job searches. You can use it to find telecommuting jobs also. All you have to do is download and install your Job Search Program, enter your job description (home-based job title you desire), click and begin search. It’s that easy.