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Comment on Your blog will never make any money. Fact! by Stephen

Stephen — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 19:13:45 +0000

Thanks AJ.

I think you’re right about business owners running a blog mostly to generate business, which is still making money, but in a different way to the average Joe who sees blogging as a way out of the 9-5 lifestyle. There are too many people who think it’s easy to make money from blogging, and often they fall for the get rich quick schemes promoted by clever internet marketers.

You are also bob on about establishing goals and trying to achieve them.

I don’t want to put people off blogging, I’d just like them to go into it with their eyes wide open and to keep their money in their pocket until they gain a bit of experience.

Thanks for dropping by and commenting, I appreciate it.

Comment on Your blog will never make any money. Fact! by AJ

AJ — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 17:34:44 +0000

Nice tips Stephen, very well done:-)
I don’t know if most business owners think they will make money with their blog, or if they just want to create an awareness of their business?
For many I believe it’s to build awareness and educate their target audience. I think the key thing is to think of what your goals are, and then figure out your plan to achieve them.
Thanks for sharing,
AJ

Comment on Abandoned Twitter usernames – would you like to claim one? by Yu Lee

Yu Lee — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 09:09:08 +0000

It bothers me that Lady Gaga can boast that she has more fans than Justin Bieber! But we suspect that her fans are simply sitting all day opening “FAKE” accounts to make her look good, to keep her in the number one position! However if Twitter closed all the dormant accounts, then everyone would have a clear picture – only the real active fan accounts would remain open!

Andrew’s 1st point really hits the nail on the head! Twitter is possibly trying to “FAKE” its popularity! For example, look at Facebook – at the height of its popularity, the owner Mark Zuckerberg, was once offered many millions. He rejected the offer thinking its not enough! Soon afterwards Twitter became more popular than Facebook and now he cant sell even for a bargain basement price! So while Twitter is still number one, they maybe trying to get a huge amount from a buyer – its logically not the time to “SHRINK” the number of perceived users!

Comment on Your blog will never make any money. Fact! by whoalol

whoalol — Sun, 20 Nov 2011 15:57:28 +0000

You mean there are people out there that dream of making a home career out of blogging? Will all of you please stand up so I can slap some serious sense into you? Thanks.

Comment on How to set up a 301 redirect in cPanel by Stephen

Stephen — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 05:46:42 +0000

Hey Ryan!

Thanks for the feedback – good to know this worked for you too!!

Comment on How to set up a 301 redirect in cPanel by Ryan

Ryan — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 14:48:33 +0000

Hey man, thanks this worked for me. I was changing from a .com.au domain to a .com domain and it wasn;t working. I just moved the wordpress code to the bottom and wallah.

Thanks!

Comment on Is guest blogging currently the best way to build links? by Craig Wilkinson

Craig Wilkinson — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 15:20:31 +0000

I agree totally with you regarding creating quality content and ensuring it’s placed upon context relevant sites – that’s what the web is for – to be able to find quality information at the touch of a button. Sadly there are a few get-rich-quick types that are sullying the quality of the net by producing content which can only be described as utter rubbish. Time will tell if these sites survive the Google culling but I suspect not. Maybe your article will motivate others to start researching better information, writing better articles and placing information where web customers actually expect to find it :-)

Comment on Daniel Scocco’s Online Profits training course – a review by vinodh

vinodh — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 10:59:20 +0000

I agree with steve. without any action we cannot make any money. also the price is very low for the authority of daniel

Comment on Dell Inspiron 1525 and its overheating problem by Roy

Roy — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 21:00:58 +0000

I found a proper solution. And now i am continuously using my system for a long time, still no issues.
Wat i have done is here:
1.Updated BIOS
2.Updated almost all drivers
3. And the most important thing is that, i changed the vista aero theme 2 Basic theme. And that solved the issue. It is the problem of windows aero theme guys. change it 2 windows basic theme then this issue will be solved to a great extent.
Hope this will help u..
Note: still the problem occurs when i play games lik counter strike. but for normal use, no problem. you can use ur computer 4 a long tym witout any issues.

Comment on Dell Inspiron 1525 and its overheating problem by Stephen

Stephen — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 18:34:11 +0000

Hi Lisa,

No, all you need is a screwdriver to open the back and perhaps a pair of tweezers to grab the dust. If you take it slowly and follow the instructions on the PDF you should be okay.