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Write It and Forget It

2009-11-03T11:48:49Z

When it comes to writing for the web, I’ve taken on the mindset of write it and forget it. Unlike writing for print publications, the web provides immediate and permanent feedback in the form of comments. Just about every online newspaper, content site and blog (of course), allow readers to voice their opinion about what [...]

It’s Your Baby

2009-10-29T10:59:28Z

I subscribe to a newsletter put out by Alan Cohen. I first discovered Alan Cohen a couple of years ago when I read his book Relax into Wealth: How to get more by doing less (you should read it when you have a chance). He doesn’t send out too many newsletters, but when he [...]

Here’s One for Working Smarter

2009-10-29T11:00:20Z

As most of you know, I’m a statistics junkie (there, I admitted it). I’ve cut back on the amount of statistics I track because I found that stat tracking could be a full time job. That being said, I inadvertently ran an experiment. The experiment solidified my belief that it’s so much better to [...]

QualityGal Updates Payment Structure

2009-10-28T12:23:18Z

Earlier on, I had written a post on the writing site QualityGal. It has received a thumbs up from several of my readers. Recently I received an email from Ashley from QualityGal. She wanted to let me know that QualityGal has revised their payment structure, and that effective November 1, their pay scale will be based [...]

My USA Today Interview about eHow

2009-10-26T03:04:47Z

Wow, I was mentioned in a USA Today article about Richard Rosenblatt, the owner of Demand Media which owns eHow and Demand Studios among other online sites. About a week or so ago I was interviewed by Jeff Graham of USA Today. I didn’t get too excited because I’ve been interviewed before by other reporters [...]