Archive for the ‘Internet Marketing’ Category
Tuesday, August 14th, 2007
In what's been called "The World's First Ad Flip" (though I'm not sure of that), I managed to successfully buy and ad from JohnChow.com and re-sell it 3 days later for a handsome profit. It was quite a risky move, but one I took with some calculated risk. ...
Posted in Internet Marketing | 6 Comments »
Monday, August 13th, 2007
Since taking a big gamble Saturday and flipping John Chow's 300x250 ad space, this site has seen a traffic increase. I feel like Seinfeld's Kramer - I just came running into the room when nobody expected it. It's been fun, if not a little hectic.
I've received a few ...
Posted in Internet Marketing, Link Karma | 6 Comments »
Saturday, August 11th, 2007
Up for sale is a 300 x 250 image ad at the popular website JohnChow.com
This popular blog about making money online generates over 300,000 page views per month from over 200,000 unique visitors. The site is targeted to Internet entrepreneurs, investors, tech heads, gears heads and interested consumers. New ...
Posted in Internet Marketing | 23 Comments »
Thursday, April 19th, 2007
One of my many pdf creating sites, iPaperCraft.com made its way to Yahoo!TV today, Thursday, April 19, 2007. I'm 100% stoked about the press and even more stoked that DreamHost is able to handle the server load (kudos guys).
iPaperCraft was inspired by a handmade papercraft iPod cover ...
Posted in ezPDF, Internet Marketing, Link Karma, Projects, Portfolio | No Comments »
Saturday, March 10th, 2007
In the 49 days since he started NetBusinessBlog.com, Matt Coddington is already becoming a recognized name in the world of blogging for profit, affiliate marketing, and making money online. An astonishing 2.2 posts per day means that by the end of his first year of blogging on NBB, Matt ...
Posted in Education, Internet Marketing, Link Karma | 1 Comment »
Wednesday, January 17th, 2007
This is part two of a four part series written to help your non-profit organization deliver your newsletter electronically. In part one I outlined a couple of the reasons non-profits cite for not going electronic and gave my thoughts on why those reasons are full of holes. In ...
Posted in Non-Profit, Technology, Internet Marketing | 3 Comments »
Monday, January 15th, 2007
I'm certain the "powers that be" have considered delivering your non-profit's newsletter electronically, but I also know that, in many cases, that's where it ends - at consideration. Let's take a few minutes to find out why the idea of electronic delivery dies prematurely and how you, as a ...
Posted in Non-Profit, Technology, Internet Marketing | No Comments »
Thursday, January 11th, 2007
While doing a bit of late night reading over at Consultant Commons, I ran across a post outlining a few pieces of online software aimed at helping npo's do some things online - on the cheap. While cheap is good, I am of the belief that today's open source ...
Posted in Non-Profit, Technology, Education, Internet Marketing, Lifehacks | 3 Comments »
Friday, December 22nd, 2006
Though I can't remember when I first heard of "dot.com mogul" John Chow, I know that I started reading his blog regularly last September when he posted the beautiful piece of digg bait, The Internet's Biggest Google Whores. I found it like thousands of other people, through del.icio.us, which ...
Posted in Internet Marketing, Link Karma, Wordpress | 2 Comments »
