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Top 10 Most Attractive Blog Topics on Instagram

We have collected the most win-win blogging topics for you.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Promoting a personal blog or business on Instagram should start with the main question "how can I be useful to the audience?"

Depending on the answer, you can start to design a profile header, describe the mission of the profile and plan the creation of content.

E-commerce Mistakes You`ll Likely Make as a Newbie

Stay on task, do not be distracted, keep moving forward.

(SALEM, Ore.) - The confidence you have, and sustain, for your product or business idea will build with time. Put together a business strategy that prepares you for the future and watch out for pitfalls. Believe in yourself.

There are many very successful new businesses online and there's no reason yours shouldn't be one of them!

Pillars of Every Successful Business

Only focusing on making money can be your downfall.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Building a successful business requires an innovative idea, perseverance, and most importantly, a solid strategy. While budding entrepreneurs have great ideas, they often fall short when it comes to the follow-through.

To build a company that continues to grow, you need...

Why Gota Went from Hero to Zero in Sri Lanka

"Didn't Gota do anything for Sri Lanka?" The answer is, Yes.

(SALEM, Ore.) - It is an obvious fact that Tamils and Muslims rejected Gotabaya "Gota" Rajapaksa as their president in the 2019 Election.

However, the Sinhala people overwhelmingly voted for him and Gota emerged as a Hero for them. Unfortunately he is now a Zero.

Pump Prices Fall for Fourth Consecutive Week

Lower Crude Oil Prices Help Bring Relief to Drivers

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - The global price of crude oil has fallen about 20% in the last month, putting downward pressure on gas prices. All 50 states are seeing decreases at the pumps, despite an increase in demand for gasoline.

The Oregon average loses nine cents to $5.38.

Can Biden Make Lemonade out of Lemons on his Middle East Jaunt?

Biden's visit with the Palestinian President appears to be a "Nothing Burger".... or rather, a Nothing Falafel

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - Ah, lemonade! As we endure the summer swelter, is there a more refreshing beverage? Making lemonade out of lemons is a worthy and timely endeavor, whether actually or metaphorically.

Which brings us to this week’s trip by President Joe Biden to Israel, Palestine and Saudi Arabia.

4 Ways to Prepare for Mega Inflation

The single most powerful economic tactic is reducing monthly expenses.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Inflation is one of the biggest lifestyle deflators of all time. It's a matter of simple economics. When prices rise faster than wages, as they are doing now at a record pace, your paycheck automatically shrinks.

As 2022 chugs along with no end to the horrible economy in sight, there's actually a bit of good news.

Mercenaries today: The Wagner Group

The outsourcing of a military project to the Wagner Group provided two major advantages to the Russian government.

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - For many years, substantial military operations have been conducted by mercenaries, ranging from professional soldiers hired to fight wars for European potentates in the 14th century to the combat forces of Blackwater, a private company employed by the U.S. government to undertake violent activities in the “War on Terror” of the early 21st century.

Today, the Wagner Group, a shadowy Russian company engaged in the thriving mercenary business.

On the Highland Park Mass Shooting

Your town or city could be next.

(SAN FRANCISCO, CA.) - This mass shooting comes on the heals of a domestic terrorism bill blocked by Senate Republicans that would have opened debate on hate crimes and gun safety.

Then President Biden signed a very modest gun safety law.

SCOTUS Limits EPA`s Power to Combat Climate Change

The window for limiting global warming to relatively safe levels is rapidly closing.

(SAN FRANCISCO, CA.) - The Court ruled that in cases involving particularly consequential policy decisions, the agency must be able to point to clear congressional language allowing it to act.

Congress, of course, lacks the expertise, time, and ability to legislate in every area of need facing the nation.