The Deep Link Engine WordPress plugin was released back in March as part of the launch for a product “Auto Content Cash” by Brian G Johnson, Jared Croslow and Alex Goad.
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March is almost upon us, and for many it is a time for spring cleaning.
It is also traditionally when new life is brought into the world, so it is an ideal time to clean up some niche websites and turn some ideas into revenue streams and to experiment a little.
I am frequently asked by email all kinds of beginners questions
I am going to steal some quotes from Franck
Taking about John Reese and Blogrush
1. Release crap (improve later, but start making money with your crap)
2. Test everything
This is one of those days when an opportunity falls right in your lap, and you wonder whether you should really write about it and keep the information to yourself.
Then again I am one of those caring people who really does like to provide some useful information.
First of all Seth Godin launched a new aspect to Squidoo today, SquidWho – meant to be like a who's Who section of Squidoo, but effectively you are building a Squidoo page with a slightly different template and is effectively like building a fan page, with the income meant to go to
From what I have read on the pre-release materials, it sends trackback notifications to create one-way links to your website.
That means:-
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Offline situations can have quite a devastating effect on your blogging, and whilst a lot of my niche sites run on autopilot, that is a lot more difficult for this site.
If I was going to be travelling for some time it would be possible to hand over the reigns to a possible guest author, or to publish some content with a forward timestamp, but because this blog is intended to be a community site, where I interact with my audience, if there is going to be a short delay in my publishing schedule, I tend to take the less complicated route… so be it.
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When Blogcatalog announced their entry into the social network of blogging I almost totally ignored it. Oops…
In June 2005 Brad Jasper sold Blogcatalog to Jacob Gower
Read more on Blogcatalog Slam Dunks MyBlogLog?…
Shoemoney Media and Mediawhiz (The parent company of Text Link Ads and ReviewMe) have released an innovative new monetization model, based upon Ebay Auctions – AuctionAds.com
Mainstream media will no doubt not even think let alone write about the 2 core advantages of this system for a large segment of the affiliate marketplace.
Read more on AuctionAds Review – AuctionAds Partially Solves Two International Affiliate Problems…
Duncan Carver is one of those niche marketers who just disappears off on holiday for almost a year… because he can!
He is also famous for having created probably the best free link manager script
Read more on Comprehensive Guide to Creating A Niche Website…
Darren Rouse gets talked about a lot in the blogosphere, and for good reason. He writes quality articles and is a nice helpful guy.
Someone was checking results for Darren on Yahoo. How do I know? I spotted it in my MyBlogLog stats that they had clicked through.
Read more on Darren Rouse on Yahoo – Tags Tags Tags…
Mashable have just mentioned Usuggest as a possible revenue stream for bloggers. From what I can see they have a very limited inventory.
As an example I did a quick search for “Diabetes” – a massive marketplace and loads of products… or there should be.
Read more on Usuggest – Limited Inventory…
It looks like Matt Cutts is starting a new meme with his review of the new Google Reader Stats page.
To pre-empt any tags, here are mine.
But it should be noted
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I just received an email about Adsense Blackhat Edition.
I haven’t read the ebook fully yet, but it is actually worth signing up for just to see the new twist that has been added on the sales process.
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But the Google reader has major flaws, which noone is really talking about. In fact I have noticed a growing tendancy for reporting thee flaws as a cool feature, without any emphasis on the negative aspects of using these “featues”.
