Archive for July, 2007
Too much drama
Thanks you for visiting. Please consider subscribing to the RSS feed.Ok, it looks like I’ve recovered the posts. Still no comments, though. If anyone has some bright ideas, let me know.
Lesson learned: Export your posts to an xml file at whatever frequency you’re comfortable with doing back-ups. I believe it will save comments as well, […]
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Continuing to have issues
If you were here earlier you saw that I’ve lost everything. Godaddy says it’s my fault. Maybe. Maybe not.
I have a plan for rebuild, I’m just ironing out a few more technical issues with the set-up before reloading the posts.
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This Just In: I Hate Mr. Fab
I’m jealous. I can’t help it. Mr. Fab just landed a sweet gig blogging for PPP. Here are the takeaways:
More posts about boobies and nethers.
More sexual-harassment of other bloggers - male and female.
Pack Ted’s fudge. Ted likes fudge like a fat kid likes fudge.
It remains to be seen if Mr. Fab can work clean. I […]
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To Delete or Not Delete: That is The Question
I delete paid posts. I also delete unpaid posts.
I’ll give you a moment to swallow that little bit of throw-up in your mouth… I know, most bloggers don’t. Every post is a part of them, paid or unpaid. That’s great. As a former Market Communications manager, I learned long ago to set aside pride of […]
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I’m full of donuts
NOTE: All comments were lost when my site crashed on 7/28/07. The comment attributed below is an exact cut-and-paste from the original comment. No changes have been made.
Robert Scoble on July 25th, 2007 1:01 am Per-item disclosure in an RSS feed is NOT required. Since I only read items in RSS readers anymore not requiring […]
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You Should Be Reading: Codehappy
I just discovered Peter Wright’s blog. Peter is the Director of Coding Stuff at PPP, or, as his business card reads, Vice President of Software Development. He states that CodeHappy is his personal blog and represents his personal thoughts.
Peter vented a bit about his frustration with A-listers and journalists that get PPP all wrong when […]
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Why new blogs in paid-review networks should be limited in the frequency of their paid-posts
Not having insight into the marketplace for paid posts at most paid post companies, I can only go by what I’ve experienced with PayPerPost. PPP’s marketplace allows the blogger to select the advertiser rather than the other way around. Unfortunately, this creates a “feeding frenzy” during times when opportunities are dropping into the system. With […]
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Trip Report: PPP HQ
Oh. My.
Mr. Fab and Pete would like to thank all who attended their wedding. I was giving away the bride. Doesn’t Pete look excited?
Anyway, I had a real treat this morning - a preview of ARGUS, which I’m pretty sure is an acronym for “Arrington’s Really Gonna Shit”, at PPP Command Central. Some outstanding bloggers […]
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You Should Be Reading: Online Researchers Spend More | WebProNews
Related Article: Online Researchers Spend More | WebProNews
The crux of the article is that people that take the time to research their options will spend more in the form of a more expensive product, or the addition of options. Obviously studies like this will drive more advertising dollars to the web, but more important is […]
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5 ways to go the extra mile to make your sponsored review advertiser happy
Honestly man that was the best blog review!
I love how much time and research you put into discovering what I was blogging about!
It was interesting, funny, and valuable. Thank you! It’s the best paid blog review so far.”
— JP Richards, Search Engine Optimization Consultant, www.Toronto-SEO-Company.com
Makes my day to get e-mails and comments like that.
I often […]
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