My article about big money making blogs ended up with comments about over-crowded niches and the small chance that you will be successful in a niche that is completely stuffed with blogs and websites. If you want to make some money from blogging, there are several other parts of the Internet, which are ready to be used to gain a income.
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If you’re a blogger in a over-crowded niche and you keep on struggling with earning a few dollars each month, you really should consider blogging about something else. Thousands of bloggers spend one day after another with writing articles that other bloggers have published before. Those articles won’t get noticed, but the enthusiastic bloggers keep on trying. Read more »
For some bloggers, having a blog is just part one. Part two starts when you start making money out of your blog. But how do you do that, what’s the secret of making money online?
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This article is meant to show you, what you can earn with a blog. To illustrate this post, we’ve taken a look inside the earnings of some great bloggers in the world, that actually post their earnings on the Internet.
You should consider twice and then reconsider, before actually giving paid blogging a shot. There are lots of masters to be found on the Internet, which are great teachers. In their articles they give great advice and you really should read (all) their content. Read more »
Is there a single person in the world, that has never heard about Geert Wilders’ plan to make a anti-Koran movie? The news got worldwide known in the past few weeks and Wilders has already been threatened to get killed once he publishes his movie!
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What is it, that keeps Wilders pushing forward to fight for his opinion and make a (political) statement? Is it really worth getting killed, which is most likely, to show your opinion to the world? Everyone can have his or her opinion, but is it worth to risk your life for that?
I think Wilders is only trying to make a point and show the world how single minded the world is. Wilders can cause so much trouble in the world, just by saying that he will create a anti-Koran movie, what will happen to the lost soul that actually will publish such a movie? Read more »
The first month of blogging, here on Webhypes. We have posted some great content, if I may say so. From now on, we will post a ‘Best of’ at the end of each month. Each month we will highlight the posts that have been visited the most, or the articles that we are most proud of.
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In the Best of February 2008 we will start of with highlighting the articles from the most popular categories. Off course, Blogging is category that we had to add in this list, since this was one of the main subjects through the last month.
In order to decide what post is the most popular, we are using the statistics and we take a look at the posts that scored high at social media. The readers opinion is also very important, so we take the discussion in the comments also in consideration. Read more »
Google announced a new feature within her Google Apps package, the development of websites. Users of the Google Apps are free to create, modify or do whatever they like with pages for company intranet, or even for the internet.
Setting up a page in Google Sites should be as easy as creating a document in a text editor. You do not need any knowledge on HTML or PHP to create a page or complete site, with Google Sites. Users are also able to set who is allowed to take a look at the pages; a small group, the company or even the entire world. Read more »
On the great blog Problogger, a guest blogger asked the question; “Have blogs killed conventional websites“? To me, it’s pretty obvious why blogs have much more influence on the internet. We do need to keep in mind that this doesn’t apply to all blogs.
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Most blogs won’t reach the status successful. But the blogs that do reach that status, have lots of people following, reading and interacting with the blog. And interaction is the keyword, which is why blogs have more influence and why blogs are more popular than conventional websites. Read more »
Yesterday I wrote about the great interaction between Blippr and bloggers. Being a great production as Blippr is, they instantly awarded Webhypes 100 private beta invites for their software, to give away to our readers.
All you need to do is, fill in your email and wait for the confirmation mail. You can subscribe for the beta of Blippr yourself, but you will only recieve a invite once Blippr decides to give away some more invites. Using our private beta invites, you can get instant access to the Blippr beta. Read more »
For most types of work, it boosts the productivity of your work when you can design your own environment. Off course, there is always a boss that will keep it within limits (otherwise I would play my favorite music at volume 10 instead of 2). But still, your working environment will definitely affect your work.
I can’t imagine working, without having music in my ears. Okay, I can work without music, but I will be more productive when I can listen to my favorite bands jamming their guitars. Big chunks of code seem a lot less stressful with the chords of one of the best guitarists in the world.
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Yes, music affects my job, as my complete environment does. That’s the reason why you should think about redesigning your working environment, to suit your needs and wishes. In this article some tips on what you should (re-)consider and what you should keep the way it is. Read more »
