2007 December | Blogging Experiment

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One of the steps I’m taking this week to prepare myself (and my blog) for 2008 is to look for new ways to make money blogging. Once again, the observant among you will notice another change to the site. I’ve decided to give ScratchBack (SB) a try and have added ...

It’s been a while since I’ve done an Under the Microscope post, but the people from Avot mV purchased this review and asked me to put three sites under the ‘scope in a single post. That seemed like a lot of sites to cover in one post but since I’m ...

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Up next in the Lessons on Blogging series is another of my favorite animated shows, South Park. I usually keep things pretty family friendly on this blog but when you’re covering a show like South Park, it stretches those boundaries a bit. Don’t get me wrong, there are some very ...

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For anyone using WidgetBucks, there’s good news. You now have more options for how your ads will look! According to the email I received (as well as their blog post): The new ads are noted with a “B” (for “B Series”) in the pull-down menu of the “Customize Your Widget” ...

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I’ve never tried this before but I figured I’d give it a go. If you’re familiar with Shoemoney’s question and answer posts, you’ll know the drill on this. Basically between now and tomorrow afternoon send in any and all questions you have for me and I’ll compile them into one ...

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A couple of weeks ago, I was asked a question regarding the Reader Discussion Sessions by two different people. One person asked why I hadn’t done one in a while and the other asked why I bothered trying to get input from readers. Naturally, I’m hoping to kill answer two ...

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The following is a guest post by Adam McKerlie of The Computer Zone (thecompzone.com). If you enjoy this post be sure to shoot over and subscribe to his RSS feed. Guest posting is a great way to promote your blog, yourself, and invite a lot of new readers to visit ...

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Last weekend I received not one but two pitches for a new service that promised to help site owners make money with their sites. I’ve mentioned in the past that I’m naturally skeptic but I try to remain open minded to any and all offers. You never know when the ...

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The following is a guest post from James Cook of StudioJMC.com. In the course of developing a custom WordPress theme and testing it with numerous installations, I’ve realized that even well designed themes may contain hidden traps. In order to avoid as many of these as possible, I’ve created a ...