Archive for the 'Blogging' Category

Chitika is a relative newcomer on the pay per click block but it is helping publishers who integrate it well find new income streams. One site, GPS Review used Chitika’s “eminimall” advertising to double his sites revenue.
“On May 1st I implemented a new template. The “wireframeâ€? of the site really wasn’t much different from the […]

Did you know you could set up a free blog at ebay? The free blogs are a recent innovation. Jim Cockrum author of Creative Ebay Selling Newsletter suggest you create a NEW Ebay identity to test these blogs. Being new, nobody’s quite sure what exactly will be allowed.
Ebay is very protective about people trying to siphon […]

No matter what your business - big corporation or work at home mom -  if you are hoping for free search engine traffic, you will want to produce content that’s unique to your business and in copious amounts for blogs, press releases, sales copy, catalogs, etc…
Suddenly you can turn your words into money … or […]

PrestoGifto.com is testing a mechanism that delivers contextual ads for CafePress. It’s developed by a fan of CafePress who likes their 20% commission and is developing the software for their personal use.
Now any well trafficked home business website or blogger working from home can sell personalized, context relevant items and earn a 20% commission on pages […]

Want to have a Latino Blog for marketing purposes or personal fun?
VoyBlogs.com is offering FREE BLOGS to Latino oriented blogs.
This seems like an interesting niche to exploit if you have the skills.
Go for it!

From Seth Godin
 
Yes, there are 54 ways not to mention pay per click advertising.

Use lists.
Be topical… write posts that need to be read right now.
Learn enough to become the expert in your field.
Break news.
Be timeless… write posts that will be readable in a year.
Be among the first with a great blog on your topic, then […]

 
Blogger is a very easy to use and free blog service, but the templates DO leave something to be desired.
Also, since the internal blogger police are cracking down on every blog their computers tell them is a “spam blog”, it’s the variations you’ve done to your template (among other things) that signal your work isn’t […]

 
As a rank newbie to the world of blogging, I’m going to take a stab at “revealing” what I’ve learned so far.
Perhaps these are even my habits… though calling me “Highly Effective” may be a bit of a stretch. I feel as disciplined as a string of overcooked spaghetti.
But perhaps if you’re a newbie like me, […]

 
Andy Wibbels is the evangelist for blogging to the small  business community 
From the Seattle Times
Without his blog, Chicagoan Andy Wibbels never would have written a book.
Wibbels, 31, who writes a blog that teaches blogging for small businesses  was contacted by an editor who had been reading his blog.
The editor was from publishing giant Penguin.
“Out of […]

I’m open to suggestions.
Dane, me and the rest of our little blogging network have been inundated by comment spammers. (By 1608 CST today, we found out our comment spam software Akismet had some downtime… when it’s not working, you know it!)
Sure, we use software designed to intercept blog comment spam, but we still have been […]