Archive for April, 2008

The Politics Of Blogging

April 29th, 2008 • Brent • 2 comments • Related • Filed Under

With plenty of recent uproar in the blogging world, it seems that there has been some kind of evolution going on. Everywhere we look there are more and more bloggers that don’t follow the old schools of blogging anymore. These men and women mean business and they don’t shut up about it either.In some instances business actually means directly attacking other bloggers for what they stand for and what they do. This has created a huge rift, both in the general make money blogging industry and in internet marketing terms. A-list bloggers such as John Chow, Darren Rowse, Yaro Starak and Shoemoney are but a few who got “attacked” by other bloggers who simply don’t share their views on how they do business online.

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Social Networking Made Easy

April 22nd, 2008 • Brent • 2 comments • Related • Filed Under

I’m not sure how you feel about social networking sites popping up pretty much weekly these days, but it really drives me nuts. With all the hype that normally surrounds these launches, we cannot help but feel like we miss out if we don’t join right now.Do you ever get this feeling too?

I bet you do. I think we all do and you know what happens? We end up with a bunch of worthless social networking accounts that lie dormant forever.

We sign up, login, note down our login details (if at all) and promptly forget about them again. LOL, does this sound like you? If it does and you just nodded your head, don’t worry as help is at hand right now.

I have a great tip that can save you hours of wasted time.

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The Importance Of Your Blog Design

April 16th, 2008 • Brent • 6 comments • Related • Filed Under

Contrary to some beliefs, your blogs design could actually be responsible for your lack of traffic. Why? Because when we visit a blog we normally decide within seconds on whether we want to hang around or whether we click away. This “reflex action” is mainly induced by two factors.

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