Two posts ago I talked about all of the nag screens and balloon tips that bothered me when I started Windows Vista. I’m happy to say that I was able to get rid of a lot of them.
While I still have a ways to go to get rid of some other stuff I don’t like, [...]
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Several password protected posts will appear on this blog over the next few weeks. But instead of emailing the password to subscribers of my blog announcement list, I’m going to give it out a bit differently.
I want you to sign up for somebody else’s mailing list, and by doing so, you’ll get the password for [...]
I have mixed emotions about forums. I love helping people and forums are a great way to do so; however, the level of bad advice given on most forums is atrocious. As a result, I strictly limit my participation in most forums. Keep reading, though, if you want to know my “exceptions” — and to [...]
Here’s an email I just sent as a test to a couple of safelists. It was sent to a total of 10,000 opt-in email recipients; I’m curious as to how many sales it will generate.
I don’t have a lot of faith in safelists, but I have made a few dollars from them by promoting quality [...]
I’d like to take a moment today to talk about two systems I use to make product sales and support easier. The first one makes management of the entire sales process extremely easy. The second makes sure that I don’t miss critical support requests. Both are indispensable to me as a “one man show”!
First, the [...]
I’d like to tell you about two good sources of information that can help you spread the word about your business. Neither of them will cost you anything but time.
The first is Dr. Mani. Yes, he has a last name — and thankfully has never gotten upset when I failed to remember it… But that’s [...]
The previous post, which was password protected, offered my newest product at an extremely low price. The time period for that special ended about 25 minutes ago.
For the next 168 hours or so, I’m going to be offering the recording and transcript of a 90 minute call that Willie Crawford and I did on computer [...]
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Aaron Anderson has decided to stop using “nofollow” tags on blog comments. You got it right, Aaron.
“Nofollow” is not natural. The Internet, also known as the World Wide Web, is just that: a web. Interconnected. It is *SUPPOSED* to have links.
Page rank bleed? Only Google cares. I don’t build my pages for Larry and Sergei; [...]