Doctors, nutritionists, and even personal trainers all agree on one thing: It's easiest to manage your exercise plan on a day-to-day basis. In other words, lots of small workouts are easier, and healthier, than a few long ones crammed into an irregular schedule.

Strangely enough, the same thing is true when it comes to business website maintenance. Leave it all for a rainy Saturday, and there's a good chance you'll miss key details when it's too late. Handle it 10 or 15 minutes at a time, however, and it's no big deal.

Imagine if you will your company as a shiny blue door and your customers as the door frames holding you up.

On the inside of the blue door is your staff and equipment. On the outside, spread across the land are 2,000 more blue doors each representing your competition but only 400 are still standing. The rest lay motionless on the ground, their frames carted off to foreign lands by a horde of industrious and gleeful door-to-door salesmen.

Build your business using inbound marketing principles.

If you aren't sure what "inbound marketing" is, don't worry, it's very simple and you may even be doing it already. Inbound marketing has a few different names. Seth Godin coined the term "permission marketing", which in many ways is the same thing.

6 Components every blog post needs.

1. It's written for people.

Yes, SEO and key-wording are incredibly important, but if no one wants to read it then what's the use of Google finding it? Avoid tactics like keyword stuffing. Not only are search engines recognizing some of these "black hat" tactics and punishing sites, they generally detract from the enjoyment or readability of the article.

Thanks to the internet, we are more plugged in than ever.

Gone are the days of searching our libraries or even our memories for information. Now, we can simply pull out our iPhone or BlackBerry and Google it. Answers are merely a search away – if you enjoy reading about it on your phone that is.