A few years ago one of the people I really admired in web development was Dan Grossman. I learned a lot watching him build his business. He runs W3Counter a well known stats program online along with some other businesses. The biggest thing I learned by looking and watching from the sidelines is having a [...]
Posts from — June 2007
The Multifaceted Approach To Web Income
June 30th, 2007
An Interview With Myself
June 29th, 2007
Who are you? You may have heard my story. You may have not. I’m a guy in the middle of nowhere who makes money with blogs. How much money do you make? Between June of 2006 and today I’ve made around 150k dollars from my blogs. Not bad for a lazy bastard. Is money the [...]
How To Become The Mike Arrington of Your Niche
June 25th, 2007
Disclaimer: I really don’t like Arrington although I admire him for his hard work ethic and strong established site in his industry. I do think he’s an asshole who doesn’t know shit about many of the things I enjoy like good design. Now that I have that underway I’m going to teach you how to [...]
Selling What Holds You Back
June 22nd, 2007
Disclaimer: I’ve sold way more than the least of my productive sites. I’ve sold just about all of them. And kept the underperformers. So this is backwards advice. I was talking to a friend the other day. And one piece of advice I had was to sell the bottom 25% of his content network every [...]
The Biggest Mistake Publishers Can Make
June 21st, 2007
I’m really a huge believer that the biggest mistake a company can make when starting out is called Brand Dilution. Basically creating way to many webs and not one solid hardcore brand. Let’s take a look back at blog networks. Mostly because this is where I gained a lot of experience in what I called [...]
Introduction To Search Engine Optimization
June 21st, 2007
First off to really understand Search Engine Optimization you first have to understand what in the world a Search Engine is in the first place. There’s also a big secret out there about people that needs to be explored. People use Search Engines, whether its Google,Yahoo,or Live.com as Address Bars. The majority of humans are [...]
iStockphoto helps publishers find images
June 18th, 2007
One of the questions I’ve often been stumped with is where to find great pictures on the web for my websites. Luckily I’m finding that there are lots of stock photo places to help fill the need. Especially Istockphoto. iStockphoto pioneered the concept of micropayment stock imagery and was one of the first social networks [...]
