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John Reese Shuts Down BlogRush

Posted by Chris Jacobson | October 31, 2008

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to the RSS feed. Not sure what RSS is? Find out. Thanks for visiting!Another .com idea has come and gone.
BlogRush, the widget-based traffic exchange concept for bloggers, has closed its doors. The creator, John Reese, wrote in a post on Wednesday that the click-through-rates have been [...]

Top 5 Best WordPress Blog Plugins

Posted by Chris Jacobson | October 29, 2008

We all know WordPress is by far the best blogging platform out there. Period.
Those n00bie bloggers may disagree and say Blogger is the best place to host a blog, but the pros know where the good software is at.
I often receive e-mails from readers asking me to suggest my favourite plugins to use. I’ve compiled [...]

The $500 ShoeMoney Twitter Charity Mission

Posted by Chris Jacobson | October 27, 2008

A few weeks ago Jeremy “ShoeMoney” Schoemaker Tweeted that his site was down once again because of DDOS attacks. Having heard this before from Shoe, I decided to have a little fun and make a comment that I had spoken with the guy doing the attacks and apparently he won’t stop doing them until November.
Shoe’s [...]

Sunday Chatter - 10/26

Posted by Chris Jacobson | October 26, 2008

5 Tips to Deal with Social Media
If you’re a member of the various social networks out there, such as Twitter, Digg, Facebook, Sphinn etc.,  then you know how much time they can take away from your work if you get sidetracked. ProBlogger has outlined 5 ways to deal with the overwhelming feeling of having to [...]

Google Analytics Integrates with AdSense

Posted by Chris Jacobson | October 24, 2008

Google has finally did it! They have decided to integrate Analytics with AdSense — which I’m sure most publishers will appreciate.
The request for this to happen was made almost two years ago in various forums and Google groups, but this week the Big G finally listened. Publishers will see their accounts gradually roll over to [...]

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