Of late, there has been various discussions going on regarding the Technorati Fave Exchange Experiment that was started by DoshDosh.com a few weeks ago. Currently, there are many bloggers split over this whole issue, and indeed I see various views put forth… but at the end of the day, I think it still boils down… Read More: My thoughts on the Technorati Fave Swapping »
Following what must have been a downer year for many an internet marketer, and what with Mike Filsaime’s report, “The Death of Internet Marketing“, comes a new report from another Guru titled, “The Rebirth of Internet Marketing”. Just in case you never heard of John Reese, although I doubt it…it’s from none other than the… Read More: John Reese on the Rebirth of Internet Marketing »
After observing the April 30 Blogosphere Day of Silence for the VA Tech victims, I’m back again. Today, I want to highlight a somewhat “amusing” read some 2 days back from the New York Times. The New York Times has an interesting article that highlights an increasing number of people who are turning to churches… Read More: Credit card debt on the rise. »
Here’s a plugin I feel every WordPress blog should not be without. I just came across it and boy, does it sure come in handy. Basically what this plugin does is to put up a temporary page to announce that you are doing some site maintenance and to be right back back in X amount… Read More: Maintenance Mode plugin »
Now, I just came across Samanathons post on a WordPress theme generator. This is a cool idea, to actually be able to build a theme from a basic framework. It saves you the trouble of going around and finding a theme to use for your WordPress site by generating a “new” WordPress theme based on… Read More: The coolest Ajax WordPress theme so far »
Are you a better talker than you are a writer? Although I assume all bloggers and content publishers should belong to the “writers” group, there exists at the same time a vast majority of people out there who do have trouble writing and creating content for their websites. They would rather talk than write. I… Read More: 3 writing tips »
I noticed an interesting post on SEOmoz that in essense shows the power of Digg and Reddit in building crazy traffic overnight. The post by SEOer Daniel Tynski is here. A worthy link bait from any webmaster’s perspective. How long would it take to get 234,000 visitors? Practically overnight? Here’s what I observed: Social media… Read More: Digg effect experiment at SEOmoz »
There is no doubt about it; .com is the undisputed king by a long mile. Speaking from experience, I once had a .info on one of my hosting accounts and even after 5 months it wasn’t indexed at all by Google. Till today, it still has not been indexed, even long after I removed it… Read More: The importance of .com »
April 22 is Earth Day, and its time to bring on the blinkers and the sunshades. For all its worth, it’s a time to take stock of where we the world, are heading. To quote George Orwell, “To see what is in front of one’s nose needs a constant struggle“. The trends don’t look very… Read More: Earth Day observations »
I’ve just claimed my blog at Technorati, (been forgetting it) and this post is just to “post claim” it as how Technorati wants. Here’s my profile My Technorati Profile I notice that many new and not-so-new blogs have yet to be claimed by their owners at Technorati, but they should, it helps to get the… Read More: Claim your blog at Technorati »