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Post sponsored by David of eXtra For Every Publisher
I’ve made a whole bunch of slumps when I started this blog, count the pitfalls that I’ve fallen too. We all make mistakes at first, but what if we were able to prevent them? What if we didn’t work on something that isn’t actually working, if we haven’t joined another pyramiding site? We could’ve achieved more, more at where we are right now.
eXtra For Every Publisher
With that on mind, let me introduce to you eXtra For Every Publisher or for short ‘xFep’ a blog that to help you avoid the pitfalls and potential problems on the way to making your living online.
xFep is owned and managed by David Peralty. David’s blog has made some noise in the blogosphere lately, not only being featured at Problogger but even gets lots of link loves with his spiffy podcasts that cover stories from the top 100 make money…
Click here to continue →Making High Profile Bloggers Reply To Your Emails - With Example Inside!
Getting a reply from an A-lister is certainly not most of us can get, although we can’t sue them for that because, even I at this stage gets around 15 emails a day so how much more for them? But of course, there’s always a solution for every problem.Adnan of Blogtreprenuer commented on the Best Blog Tip of Seth Godin that gave me an idea for this post. If you’re too lazy to click the link, here’s what he said:
Awesome quote - and I would expect nothing less from Seth, especially after reading Purple Cow. Really motivational - well done on getting that Carl.
Actually I didn’t expect a reply from Seth when I emailed him because I dropped it directly through his standard email where loads of people contact him (No contact forms, etc.). But after 20 minutes, there goes the tip. Quick reply much?
That made me think, I mean almost 70%…
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Oh Geesh, So You Think You’ll Win TLA?
The other day when I posted my hypothesis on why websites’ pagerank dropped, I left TLA an email asking will they ever put the nofollow tag in their ads so I can continue to use them. Surprisingly they replied like a man under a rock, here’s the transcript of our emails:
Click here to continue →ME: “Will you ever consider putting the “nofollow” attribute in your text links so I can continue using TLA? I am worried about Google penalizing me for selling links that pass pagerank and link juice”
TLA: “No, we will not. Nofollow is for comment spam, not for advertisements.”
ME: “How about this:
http://searchengineland.com/071007-173841.php”TLA: “Carl,
Searchengineland is not Google. They are not the authority on the matter.”
ME: “Sure,
here’s google:
http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/text-links-and-pagerank/”TLA: “Carl,
Maybe you missed his disclaimer.
http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/disclaimer
“This is my personal blog. The views expressed on these pages are mine alone and not those of my employer.”
ME: “Ok, here’s some more:
http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/
answer.py?hl=en&answer=66736″TLA: “Carl,
That makes Google a bit of a hypocrite now,…
Dropped? A Detailed Hypothesis Of Why Google Dropped Our Pagerank
First of all, I have to be honest with you that I don’t totally care about Pagerank. I did a few months ago but when I realized that it was nothing but a number between 1 to 10, it stopped my obsession.
Think about a world without pagerank. No spamming, no blackhat guys, no linktrains, no linkbuying, no linkfarming and no stupid threads on DP people asking when the next pagerank update is. Well then here it is your long awaited pagerank update. It’s not what you expected, didn’t you?
It happened yesterday, October 24 when Google shattered the blogosphere. It was all around. Someone even made a comic strip about it.
Questions have been roaming around lately on what really happened and why did all these sites’ PR dropped. No one really knows, but here are my theories about it:
Text Links
It has been confirmed, yet people just tend to ignore it – and I’m one of…
Click here to continue →My Best Blog Tip EVER Series - Seth Godin
Today is one of the most exciting and honorable day of the “My Best Blog Tip” series.
For today’s guest is a very very special person. A demigod in the internet according to Forbes, the author of 9 best selling books and one of the most popular ebook in the internet “The Idea Virus” Founder of Yoyodyne which was acquired by Yahoo in 1998 and the remarkable Squidoo where anyone can become a lensmaster and make a webpage for free.
Please welcome our guest to give his best blog tip EVER – Seth Godin
His Best Blog Tip EVER:
Be patient. Do good work, keep doing good work and then do more good work. That’ll pay off.
I know, we know it’s obvious. My parents have told me that LOADS of times and I bet their parents also told that to them too. We tend to overlook things which are right in front of us.…
Click here to continue →Offices Suck, Home is Cool! – A WhyDoWork Review
Post sponsored by The Rivards of WhyDoWork (WDW)
If you haven’t made enough money in your own online business (i.e. your own website, your own blog, etc.) and hate the timeless traffic on the road to work, why not get an online job? It’s work, it’s a job but the BIG difference is, you don’t get up early, you don’t pay the gas and best of all you don’t get frustrated with the never ending traffic!
Ok, I guess I got you now because that deal above is pretty sweet, but for a nobrainer guy where would you start?
Voila! Meet WhyDoWork
WhyDoWork is a community driven website where you can find companies offering work at home jobs, telecommuting stuff and the like. If you want to be the next Perez Hilton then just give them a search, or maybe ghostwrite some articles. It’s up to you.
The Telecommuting Job Search Engine
With just one click of…
Click here to continue →To Digg: Thanks For The Useless Traffic – Or As What Most People Think
Yesterday I posted a rather staggering picture of a chart with an enormous spike. The article image wasn’t detailed enough because there’s only a sentence in there. Although some did get a clue about it, I bet you’re still curious.
Well I didn’t literally got dugg but I’m part of it. You see, Michael of Retire@21 emailed me a month ago asking for an interview. At first, I thought it was just another interview that gets posted and forgotten. But I was pretty surprised when Michael emailed me after posting the interview and at that time it got over 15+ diggs. With fingers crossed, I waited. After a few minutes, the diggs grew higher and higher and when it hit the 30+ mark it stopped.
I lost hope that time because I thought that digg only posts new stories, I didn’t knew that even a 2 hour old story still has the chance to get…
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