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I just added the equivalent of a blogroll to this site. It has been a long time since I have had anything resembling a blogroll on this site. On all Post and Page pages, there is now a section of the sidebar called “Essential Websites”. The list is short; only seven. If you want to [...]
Looking to learn more about generating revenue from your website(s)?
Surf on over to Jeremy Schoemaker’s blog, “Shoemoney“, where he covers various aspects of website revenue generation.
Shoe has had a tremendous amount of success is monetizing websites and uses the blog to share his insights and opinions. Shoe also hosts, Net Income, [...]
Google Maps and Yahoo Local Search are powerful tools that often go unnoticed beyond their ability to give directions.
However, for the small local business there is a tremendous amount of advertising power by getting your business listed.
Where is the best place to go to learn about these tools? Head on over to [...]
The posts maybe few and far between, but each post on this blog packs a punch.
For those interested in getting the most out of their RSS feeds, this is the place to start.
Topics covered include:
RSS Publishing RSS Marketing RSS and SEO
For the beginner, a site like this casts a vision for [...]
Lorelle. Lorelle. Lorelle.
I find it difficult to constantly monitor the world of WordPress among the many other things that I keep an eye on. I don’t have time to visit the help forums everyday. I have found that reading Lorelle on WordPress is a far easier and better way to keep up with [...]
Sydney Johnston is the queen of Ebay. She has been an Ebayer from almost the very beginning. There is no better place to learn then from a source of real and true experience.
Interested in the web from the online auction side of things? Then her Online Auction blog is an absolute MUST read.
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It may seem odd to recommend a blog like the Librarian in Black on this site, since it focuses solely on libraries. However, the discussion of technology within the library setting has proved insightful. The benefits of reading about technology used in a particular setting are great. Too often, technology writing, even my own, [...]
Copyblogger has burst on the scene in 2006 as one of the best resources for copywriting help on the Net. As the name suggests, the site is not just about copywriting in general, but specifically for blogs.
The most difficult part of blogging is the writing. For those who need a little help [...]
Domain Name Wire is THE place to learn about the ins and outs of the domain name industry.
Andrew (the author) provides helpful reviews of domain name tools and websites as well as commentary on the latest domain name news. He also allows readers to peek into his domain world by providing statistics on [...]
Seth is one of those guys that people either love or they love to hate.
I think the reason people dislike Seth is that he looks at things differently than most of us do. But thats the reason I like to read him. Even if you may ultimately disagree with what he says, reading [...]
ProBlogger is another blog geared towards helping the blogger succeed.
Darren, the author, is very prolific in his writing. It is clear he works hard to provide valuable content for his readers. If I have but one complaint, it is my inability to keep up with him!
However, with that said, I have [...]
Performancing is home to a group of professional bloggers writing (and developing) for professional bloggers.
At the time performancing first came onto the scene in 2005, it seemed like they made a huge splash very quickly. With Nick Wilson (from Threadwatch) and Patrick Gavins (from Text Link Ada) behind the site, it [...]
Jim Boykin is the CEO of We Build Pages, an internet marketing services company. This blog is his self-dubbed “solo album.”
Jim recently posted Side 1 and Side 2 of his best posts. These 19 posts make an excellent introduction to internet marketing for the beginner. Actually, internet marketing is probably too broad [...]
The JenSense blog focuses on contextual advertising news and commentray.
Want to learn about Google Adsense, Yahoo Publisher Network and other contextual ad networks? JenSense is a great place to come up to speed on the latest.
JenSense focuses a fair amount of time on two topics in general: Ad Network Policy and [...]
Looking for tips on maintaining a pc (both software and hardware)?
Want to know the latest take on a Windows update?
All PC Owners can benefit from the tips and commentary from PC Doctor.
The vast majority of the posts pertain soley to PCs. The PC Doctor does cover Mac’s to a certain [...]
While the name would suggest that Gadgetopia is simply one of those high end gadgets blogs, it is about more than just gadgets.
Gadgetopia covers a variety of topic about technology including gadgets, software, programming plus other commentary on the affects of technology upon peoples lives.
Three things are appealing about Gadgetopia over [...]
SEOMoz is a helpful resource about search engine optimization. The SEOMoz blog, of all the SEO blogs, is probably the most accessible to beginners. It is clearly written and well thought through. While it may take beginners a while to get used to some of the SEO lingo, I found that the learning curve [...]
Tipmonkies is a technology blog dedicated to a wide range of topics. As the name implies, most of the posts revolve around “tips”. The tips are about various technology whether it is software, hardware, websites, etc. Their posts cover items for Windows, Linux and the Mac. What I appreciate the most about Tipmonkies is [...]
We are all part of a virtual community whether we know it or not. By simply having a website, every webmaster is part of THE online community. We are now part of the Web 2.0 age where connecting to each other online is becoming more and more the standard and practice.
The Virtual [...]
I have only begun to dip my toe into ezine article writing and marketing. In my search of ezine article web sites, EzineArticles has stuck out above the rest. Chris Knight has done an excellent job of reorganizing the site to better suite authors and publishers. He has shown interest and concern in the [...]
Tech Crunch provides the latest reviews of Web 2.0 applications.
What is Web 2.0?
Many are still debating the answer to that question. The Web is a constantly changing place. Over the last few years many web based applications have appeared that are the moving the web in a different direction. My novice definition [...]
The founders of Text Link Ads, provide helpful posts on the topic of link building.
The Link Building Blog does not discuss all a webmaster needs to know about link building. Posting once a week, on average, is not enough content to cover even such a niche topic. However, what [...]
Robin Good’s Master New Media website and blog is chock full of information for today’s e-marketer, news publisher, and rss users.
Almost all the content on the site is availabe thru an RSS feed. In fact, there are around 25 individual feeds. Each feed covers a particular topic. Example topics include: Online Marketing, [...]
I am creating a new ‘feature’ on this website. I have created a blog category named ‘Recommended Blogs’. Similar to my other reviews, I will review blogs that are worthy of your time. I will emphasize WHY a blog should be read and HOW it distinguishes itself from others.
I debated whether I should [...]
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