WordPress Web 2.0 Spot-Er

Importance of the headlines to your blog in our age of social networks have been outlined quite often and by people a lot more qualified to speak on the matter then me. And in this post I have no intention to repeat what was nicely described by others but rather provide you with a Visual Results of the experiment I had run several days ago.

If you still remain the unbeliever after that - you might as well give up the notion of using social marketing as part of your traffic generation strategy. After all - at the end of the day getting people to see your content (targeted traffic) is one of the main goals. Keeping that flow of new visitors constant is a bit harder but can be also achieved but that is left for others to discuss…

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Or perhaps the question How I got $35,498 In One Hour Blogging would sound event better??? Well, why stop on that number?

What if I raise the bar and increase the number by couple more digits? Would that sound any better? It seems that headlines of this type attract bloggers of all kind and work well on social networks. So if you got to this page thinking I’m about to teach you some secret strategy - you will be greatly disappointed, my friend.

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This post is just a quick note - I’m not ignoring my blog and my readers…

With WordPress 2.5 scheduled to be released within next few hours I’m busy getting ready for what is about to come and making sure my blogs will be ready. Not to forget about my customers. I will release a package for upgrade to make this task least painful and time consuming.

More to come, so stay tuned…

Authority Black Book that hit the internet in 2007 and was largely responcible for design blueprint of my blog have been revised, re-written and packed with additions that beat Great Many products released under “web 2.0” flag.

A completely FREE resource that has huge amount of information on blogging, web 2.0 marketing and social marketing. But there is more to it…

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Something that I simply had to share in this post…

Seems like this week is particularly good on great content produced in blogosphere as it relates to WordPress system itself. In last few days I have been reading just as much as I have been writing and want to highlight some of the posts I think should be a MUST read for any WordPress blogger and some must be a mandatory bookmark

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Released earlier this year Bloghology (free report) by Mert Erkal has quickly gained popularity and according to Mert over 4000 downloads recorded to date! Can you see the exposure your blog gets with it? Over 4k downloads and just as many sets of eyes to YOUR blog.

Or it could be . Because I’m happy to share with you that Mert just announced that official Bloghology site is finally launched and now accepting participants for Second Edition. But with only 15 spots open you need to hurry! Read announcement and instructions on how to get on it here.

… That phrase from “Malibu’s Most Wanted” movie that was released in US a few years ago keeps on coming to my mind when I see a mindless expression of spite, hate… I don’t know what else to call it…

I Get It! You Don’t Like Me!

That message is my response to the person who paid my blog a visit and managed to express his or her feeling in the only way they seen appropriate and probably hoped “anonymous”…

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Quite unexpectedly I was notified yesterday by Colin at Free PC Security that he awarded me with Mentoring Award for sharing a few thoughts when he first started blogging. Recognition of our efforts IS important and I’m very greatful to Colin for that award.

Harvard School Of Public Health declared January a National Mentoring Month in US. Colin provided this quote from Sue, who nominated him:

“This is an initiative spearheaded by the Harvard Mentoring Project of the Harvard School of Public Health, with the aim of recruiting volunteer mentors to help young people achieve their full potential. The US Harvard School of Public Health is dedicated to thanking or honoring individuals who have guided us and had a lasting impact on our lives.”

… which presents us (bloggers) with an opportunity to acknowledge people who help us to develop. And here are my awards…

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