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Recently I had a chance to interview Dean from Mr Cheap Stuff about blog marketing, personal finance as discussed on his site and blogging tips. His answers are below.
1. How long have you had Mr Cheap Stuff up?
“I started Mr. Cheap Stuff in September 2004. The site was created as a place [...]
Should a business blog be personal?:
I posed the question, “ How personal should a business blog be ?” in January 2007, in my travel blog. I’m not sure that there is a definitive answer to this question, as ever it is a matter for personal judgment and balancing priorities. My…
Can WordPress Compete Against Moveable Type? ((from One by One Media):
Tags: Media, Blog tools, Services, The Site, Blogging News, Corporate Blogs, Partnerships, Social media, Professional blogging, Blog Platforms, Blog Consulting, [...]
Leafletter is a web based application which enables users to create miniature web sites (“Leaflets”) and embed them into social networks, blogs, and other web sites with ease.
A Leaflet is a miniature Flash® based web site that can be displayed anywhere HTML is welcome. For instance, a Leaflet could be distributed to the [...]
Tim O’Reilly has posted a proposed Blogger Code of Conduct on his site which has a lot of people talking. Most of these guidelines are probably things that one already practices but don’t or haven’t yet verbalized/written.
However, I would think item #4 is going to catch a lot of grief:
Blog ads replacing TV, e-mail marketing:
LONDON: Blogs are becoming a force to be reckoned with as a means of advertising products, according to a survey. An Ipsos MORI poll found that the Internet journals are a more trusted source of information than TV advertising or e-mail marketing. But
Learning to Use RSS Feeds:
Working Wounded: Scoring Points With Female Co-Workers Nov. 10, 2006 – Answer: RSS feeds are a very simple and convenient way to receive updated items from Web sites that you like, so you don’t have to go trolling around to each site to see what’s
Citizenbay, a Web community of people searching, sharing and producing local news and information, announced today the launch of its global community in which anyone can post or search localized content. This free service allows members to post stories and information that are then reviewed and ranked by their peers. These rankings collectively determine [...]
On his blog, Matt Cutts has confirmed that an update has occurred for Google PageRank.
Technorati Tags: mattcutts, matt cutts, google, pr, pagerank, update, search engine, seo
Photobucket announced that it has exceeded more than 25 million members. The site, launched in 2003, has become a creative hub delivering billions of personal photos, graphics and videos daily to over 200,000 different websites — including eBay, Craigslist, MySpace, Blogger, and LiveJournal — and enables sharing via email, instant messaging, and mobile devices. [...]
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