Participate and get a FREE BLOG DESIGN and ONE YEAR FREE WEB HOSTING!
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I’m upping the ante to encourage people to pledge their support for The Alaska Blog’s Blogathon 2005 event to benefit Four A’s.
Incentive #1
The first 15 individuals who donate at least $10 dollars (and your name and address) will receive a thank you card and one of these fancy bracelets (also contributing to a good cause) from yours truly.
Cultivate Peace Bracelet
For every bracelet purchased (I’ve already purchased 15, so get yours while they last!), an extra 10 cups of food goes Mercy Corps’ Darfur refugee fund, to provide relief t
Pro Blogging -- A dream? Or a real possibility?
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Since Darren Rowse dropped the bomb on the blogosphere, announcing that he had made nearly $15,000 in one month from Google AdSense—I think a lot of people began to wonder, “Is this really possible?”
The thought of making that kind of money through blogging sounds like a dream. One in a million. But is it?
I recently launched The Alaska Blog as a way to test out Google AdSense and making money through affiliate programs. I figured, it would be no loss if I didn’t make any money, the site is a way for us to get out and enjoy Alaska more and share it with the world. (Note: the blog is just four days old today, but I promised I’d chronicle my journey!) So, we’d have fun and meet other Alaska enthusiasts if absolutely nothing else. I’d also
One new blog every second
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Whoa.
The blogosphere is continuing to grow, with a weblog created every second, according to blog trackers Technorati.
In its latest State of the Blogosphere report, it said the number of blogs it was tracking now stood at more than 14.2m blogs, up from 7.8m in March.
It suggests, on average, the number of blogs is doubling every five months.
Via BBC Technology News
Day 12 of the great pro blog experiment
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Well I spent my first hour of the early morning writing a fabulous post about The Alaska Blog’s first twelve days. But, apparently Expression Engine wants me to be less wordy and type faster because when I hit submit, I was directed to the login page. My session had expired. *sigh* Just as well, I’ll just hit on a few brief points and you can thank Expression Engine for sparing you from one of my infamously long rambles.
1. I am now obsessed with figuring out how to drive more traffic and targetted traffic to this blog!
The Alaska Blog that is.
I’m reaching 2,000 visitors or so, not bad for such a young blog. But I confess that my primary referrer at this point is Blog Explosion.&
I really hate it when my blog eats my posts
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That is all.
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