Over the past several years, it’s been interesting to witness the shift from old media publishing outlets such as major newspapers towards new media outlets like web sites and blogs. Even old media outlets that have major web sites aren’t quite the same as the new beasts of dedicated online publishing.
Let me share some actual […]
As a blogger and a former software developer, I must frequently deal with copyright issues. For most of my adult life, intellectual property has been my primary source of livelihood and remains so to this day. While some people take issue with the concept of intellectual property and believe that all content should be free, I don’t count […]
Since I receive many questions about this topic, I thought it would be fun to share a candid insider’s look at the reality of being an A-list blogger. These are my personal observations, so I’m not saying they’re true of other high-traffic bloggers, but it wouldn’t surprise me if some of these patterns held up. While I normally […]
Agloco has been generating a lot of buzz lately as a new way for people to earn a little extra money from their normal web browsing activities… possibly a lot of extra money if you refer others to the program.
Reincarnation of AllAdvantage
You may recall an online service from many years ago called AllAdvantage. It provided a free browser […]
Some people suggest it isn’t practical for too many of us to become purpose-centered. Imagine what would happen if everyone on earth awakened to a noble purpose. While we’re all busy changing the world, who will clean our floors and dig our ditches? Will we all starve because no one will be willing to do the menial tasks? […]
If you’re interested in coming to Vegas to see me speak in person, here’s your chance.
Next month I’ll be presenting a blogging/internet workshop for the Las Vegas chapter of the National Speakers Association. It will be held at the Imperial Palace (on the Las Vegas Strip) on Saturday, November 11, 2006, 9am-4pm.
This presentation will be geared towards NSA […]
Recently I read Darren Rowse’s enlightening post about bloggers-for-hire being paid on a per-post basis. Darren says the going rate being offered is around $2 to $20 per post… sometimes as high as $100 per post. That’s a flat one-time fee with no residuals. If such bloggers stop writing, they stop earning. And apparently there’s no shortage of bloggers willing to […]
In 10 Reasons to Develop Your Technical Skills, I explained why it’s important to develop your technical skills as an integral part of your personal development efforts. Strong technical skills can save you time, increase your income, and enable you to extract the most bang-per-buck from your technology purchases.
I promised you an article on the how, so here are […]
Something I’ve rarely seen mentioned in personal development books is intelligent advice on how to develop and maintain strong technical skills. At best you’ll see email, PDAs, and a few other basic tools mentioned, but that’s about it. Even children can use email though.
Solid technical skills are becoming increasingly important, and I don’t see that […]
Last week I was interviewed by Maria Ngo and Ray DuGray (aka The Entrepreneur Doctors) on the subject of blogging, including how to build a high-traffic blog and how to generate substantial income from blogging.
Here are the questions answered in the interview:
What exactly is a blog, and why should anyone care about blogs?
What’s your personal experience […]
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