Posted on May 31, 2005 by Georganna Hancock

Some publishers want to use “free” to draw traffic. Free linking over the web remains a big item in content circles as more major media companies come to value unpaid traffic. The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) named a “free content” editor to extend efforts to feed free news links to bloggers, and [...]

Posted on May 27, 2005 by Shanti Braford

Weblogs Inc. has broken the $2,000 per day barrier in AdSense revenue, reports Jason Calacanis.
These guys definitely deserve a hat tip.
It was just April 7th when they broke the $1,000 per day barrier. Now, just a few short months later, they’ve doubled that.
Calacanis reports:

It took us just over seven months (from September 2004 to [...]

Posted on May 27, 2005 by Shanti Braford

I’ve been reading Chris Pirillo’s blog for a while now.
More recently, I finally grokked RSS and have been using Bloglines in a major way.
FeedDemon is great, but I browse the web on at least three computers. (Home Desktop, Laptop, & My Work PC)
Bloglines makes it easy to read your feeds from anywhere with [...]

Posted on May 17, 2005 by Nancy

Affiliating with various on-line merchants is a good idea. Linking to specific, pre-chosen products is an even better idea. (e.g., If your blog is about dogs, and you’re an Amazon affiliate, link to a dog-grooming book now and then.) And maybe even better than chosing a product yourself is finding out what people most like [...]

Posted on May 07, 2005 by Harold Johnson

I recently picked up a tip from genius blogger and Google employee Biz Stone’s recent book Who Let the Blogs Out? : A Hyperconnected Peek at the World of Weblogs. The book offers an abundance of essential blogging tips and a few pointers about how to use Google’s AdSense most effectively. What caught [...]