Jun 18, 2008
I work from home, and it’s absolutely great. But with the freedom and flexibility comes distraction. Here are my top ten distraction that can loosely be considered work.

10: Google- Yes, I spend a lot of time searching random words to see what comes up. It’s ok because I’m doing keyword and niche research!

9: StumbleUpon- Hitting stumble is so addicting and I love coming across awesome…
Jun 17, 2008
A lot of Internet Marketers shy away from PPC advertising because of the cost associated with it. Usually the misonception that Pay Per Click Advertising is too expensive scares people away.
Well I’ll share with you a trick that makes it possible to show ads with a maximum cost of a penny per click.
How to do it
You’ll first want to sign up for an…
Jun 13, 2008
When I first signed up for FriendFeed, I was really turned off by all the clutter. Since then I’ve really cleaned it up, with use of a few Greasemonkey Scripts.
A lot of these scripts aren’t absolutely necessary, but I really think they make FriendFeed useable, especially if you’re following “noisy” people.
For a lot of the scripts you need to have installed GreaseMonkey. You can…
Jun 12, 2008
People write blogs for a lot of reasons, some to entertain, to teach, or to explore. But one thing all successful blogs have in common is that they all inspire their readers. Whether its inspiration to do something as simple as come back and read again, or inspire in a way that sparks your imagination and transports you back to when you were a child.

Yesterday,…
Jun 10, 2008
Plurk’s karma system is just one of the things that differentiates it from Twitter, and I like to think in a good way.
I’m a huge fan of Plurk [my profile], but I’ve been thinking, that the karma system is definitely a mixed blessing.
The Good
The quest for higher karma creates active users, that Plurk often and respond to other users. This creates a great community, with…