When I first signed up to attend PubCon, the one thing that stumped me was the way the sessions were set up. It seems there are four sessions going on at once throughout the event, and you have to choose which of the sessions you want to attend…

I just got the Goldblogging Course by Jason Cain. On just the audio section alone, there are sections on earning revenue, advertising, affiliate income, info-products, search engines, credibility, finding a niche, creating interest, creating value, driving traffic (and more). It’s impressive!

Please, I beg of you, dont hide behind your blog. I subscribed to your blog because I met you, liked you, was told about you by a friend, knew you somehow from somewhere at one time or another…

Like most people, I take advantage of some of the easy-to-use tools that FeedBurner offers, but haven’t dug into their site much beyond that. But when Rae Hoffman posted an interview with FeedBurner’s CEO on her blog this morning… I realized just how much I was missing out on. (read more)

By now you have no doubt heard about Armand Morin and Michael Lee Austin. I got a flood of emails earlier today on the topic, and finally had a chance to sit down and check them out this evening. I had heard the rumors that Armand Morin had a country CD out - but I was torn on whether I believed that or not…

When you create Categories, you are given the option to put in a description. If you havent been doing this, then you should - because the text that you type in shows up on your Category pages. This helps with “on the page optimization” as well as Adsense relevancy (if you are using Adsense on your blog)…

There is an excellent article on WebmasterWorld.com by Rae Hoffman that is a must-see. Titled Link Development vs Traffic Development: Popularity Has a Whole New Meaning. The web is changing. Has been for awhile now. Change with it, or lose out!

Attending these live events isnt a make it or break it kind of thing. I was working from home full time - and successfully - for years before I attended my first conference. But ask anyone who has ever attended a live event… and they will tell you that it was worth every minute and every dime that they spent to be there!