I tried Google Adsense. It is a good program because it is easy to get into and the ads adjust themselves to your content . My complaint came when I noticed the ads they though were relevant were often not and sometimes offended my readers. Any form of personal service was also [...]
I came across The Thinking Blog while perusing through members of the online community, MyBlogLog (MBL). Icons are one of the first things you notice when viewing MBL members and I came across this one:
Needless to say, it grabbed my attention. I know that viewing a blog simply because the icon is [...]
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“Double Your Money - How I found one penny and turned it into …” is the tagline for Mike’s blog, One Penny Project, and is an accurate portrayal of what you will find when reading his posts. Mike experiments with different ways to make money online and reports his results. In a sense, [...]
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Update: After a comment and a little more research, I stand corrected. The average age for Twitter users is 26.64 years old and I quote, “Twitter is Facebook for older geeks. Its demographic is bloggers.” Thanks for the correction Brandon.
San Francisco blogger and humorist Min Jung Kim wrote a Twitter haiku [...]
Part of my coding adventure yesterday led me to try a few different text editors that are optimized for writing web pages.
These three made the cut: HomeSite 5.5, TopStyle 3 (for Windows systems), and my personal favorite, BlueFish (for Linux).
HomeSite 5.5
HomeSite was originally published by Macromedia which was acquired by Adobe a while back. [...]
