The other day I was perusing Amazon for some new books to throw on my reading list when I stumbled on this short Kindle edition book on blogging entitled… “How To Make Money Blogging: How I Replaced My Day-Job With My Blog“ The book had some rave reviews, was a quick 60 pages, and best […]
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This week my main focus has been on making my entire operation more efficient. One of the biggest time wasters of all is being disorganized, which is something I struggle with, but I am trying very hard to change. Those of us who are not properly organized spend so much needless time and energy searching for
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This past week I decided to try out SiteGround Hosting based on recommendations I’ve seen across the web. I’ve had my eye on them for awhile, but I finally went for a GoGeek account and chose to put one of my oldest and most established blogs in their care. The hosting plan is a little more expensive
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Yesterday, one of my site’s pages (not this site) was featured on Reddit. The front page of Reddit. Unfortunately, I had no idea what was going on until, by chance, I happened over to the site to view the day’s traffic stats in the dashboard. I was then greeted by the wonderful message… Bandwidth Limit Has
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If you run more than a few blogs, like I do, then at some point you may want to downsize and merge one or more of them. Having to manage fewer blogs is more efficient, and if you go about things the right way, the result is mostly an upshot. The reason I’m posting this
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Or perhaps…Host Gator Blows might be more a more appropriate name for this post. The TL;DR version of this post… Host Gator sucks ever since the the EIG takeover. If you’re looking for affordable and reliable shared or reseller hosting, then follow my advice and try either: SiteGround, InnoHosting or StableHost. Avoid Host Gator, BlueHost, HostMonster or