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This guest post is by Sriram Reddy of BloggingTipster.com. In ancient Greece, there used to be numerous gods for almost everything, from music to war. To appease the gods so they could a better life, the Greeks used to pray, pour wine on the ground, build statues, hold festivities, and make sacrifices, among other rituals. Just as the Greeks had gods for each aspect of life, there was also “Bloggareus,” the god of blogging (mythic, created by yours truly). And boy, was he a tough cookie!

You have something to say – something to offer this world that is unique, helpful, life-altering. The problem is no one is listening. It’s not that they don’t care about your blog, it’s they don’t even know it exists. The issue isn’t what you’re saying, but how you’re saying it. You need to make your content irresistible. You know that nervous feeling when you finally hit the publish button? Excitement, fear, joy, and depression all come by to pay you a

There was an interesting post on this blog other day about link tracking and it made me start to think a bit more about link monitoring. We all think about the possibility of affiliate networks shaving offers and redirecting our traffic and messing with landing pages, so I wanted to create something that would monitor these types of changes. What I went on to create is a piece of software I have been using for a couple months now and I thought this would be a great way to help affiliates make sure no

One of my first "big books" out of college was James Gleick's Chaos: Making a New Science and it still resonates with me, though it's been so long I think I'm due for a re-read. In any case, the next book up in my ongoing self-education is Gleick's The Information: A History, a Theory, a Flood. It's long. It's dense. It's good, so far. In fact, there's already a passage, a quote from Plato, that has struck me as germane to the ongoing threads I attempt to weave here on this site (even if all I'm really

I have had my free report on my blog since its inception because Zac taught me in his free report ‘Six Figure Affiliate Blogging‘ how important it is to get your free report up as soon as you can. If you don’t, you miss out on all the potential benefits of the traffic you garner from day one. I am constantly learning from Zac and other affiliate bloggers, and since launching my Self Publishing Blog I have been looking at and reading a lot of blogs in different niches to look at their

This guest post is by Goddess Leonie of GoddessGuidebook.com. Over the last three years, I’ve launched fifteen rounds of ecourses, four meditation kits, and two workbooks. It’s been a delicious combination of spectacular, exciting, and exhausting. The thing about my business is that I adore creating new products. I love love love helping people. I need to make it as profitable as possible so I can support my sweet family and keep doing this thing that I love. But, oh gosh, I was so, so tired of

Today, Amazon officially opened its Android Appstore. For this Android user it is a welcome sight (or site if you will) because Google’s Android market is like a flea market of apps. You are pretty confident that something good is in there but there is just too much junk to wade through so you give up. Amazon aims to clear up some of the confusion, cut through the garbage and help deliver quality Android apps more quickly and efficiently.

Everyone knows what a ringtone is but I admit I was thrown for a moment when I saw this new report about ringbacks. A ringback tone is what you hear while you’re waiting for your call to connect. Usually it’s a sequence of beeps, which aren’t very pleasant to listen to, so why not offer something more fun like the McDonald’s jingle or a reminder to have a Coke and a Smile with lunch.