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Google Slapped a Lot of Sites Didn’t They?

By on Thursday, March 10th, 2011 | Comments Off

The February algorhythm update Google did made a lot of changes. I consider the huge majority of these changes good.

AutoBlogs/Splogs are out there so hard core and they just spew regurgitated content over and over. I do tons of research for clients and when I look for information about a topic ranging from How to Get Your Ex Back to Lemon Laws to DUI Attorney information – I run across blog after blog after blog that is clearly  maintained  by one of the many scrapers/robots with just garbage spun PLR content and blog spew.

I like the fact those things got made not so important. I’d rather read someone’s little informational blog they actually took the time to write than some re-hashed crap.

Also, I saw Google lowered the importance of exact domain names. Keyword-wise that’s cool too. I’ve run across many a site that didn’t have jack for content but had the exact keyword phrase for a domain name. Glad that’s been lowered in relevance too.

Goes back to what I said before – stop putting crap online! You can make money by putting quality stuff on the ‘Net.  :)

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Cool Source for Wacky Ebooks You Can Brand and Resell

By on Tuesday, August 17th, 2010 | Comments Off

If you know the value of selling PLR books on your website – you will love this.

Yeah, yeah, yeah I know Keyword Content is no longer doing PLR and doing only uPLR; but I wanted to pass this along because it’s so different.

Most of the PLR books that are sold are rehashed garbage and worse, OLD. I remember finding close to 25,000 copies of one title on the Internet wayyyy back when I first started buying PLR materials.

This are only available from one source, they aren’t oversold and you get good, interesting titles on a myriad of subjects like:
-Managing Your Work Life Balance In The Modern World
-Caring For A Retired Greyhound As Your Pet
-Job Interview Skills
-How To Reduce And Treat Dog Separation Anxiety
-Fibromyalgia Relief
-Backgammon History and Strategies
And more ….all unique, all rebrandable, all with MRR for you to resell and profit from!

Check out the Zimzalabim Official Site here!

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Avoiding Eating Crap and Junk….as a Writer

By on Saturday, May 8th, 2010 | Comments Off

When you spend hours in front of a computer screen every day, no matter how good your intentions are – eventually a deadline will require that you wind up eating a meal by the keyboard and then one meal turns into more and soon you’re eating “stuff” that is nutrition-less and garbage simply because it’s convenient to grab and run and get back to work…

I don’t like to eat anything that doesn’t do my body good so I try to keep fast snacks around that are good for me and the family.
We try to only eat local and organic foods and we won’t touch fast food which (besides the fat content) is because we don’t eat genetically modified foods. Don’t know about you but eating human, animal and bacteria DNA in our food because the USDA says it’s okay for us just doesn’t work.

Anyway one of my favorite sites is The Vegan Lunch Box and she made these groovy little oatmeal packets that are great to have around ….

Homemade Instant Oatmeal Packets

IMG 9872 Avoiding Eating Crap and Junk....as a WriterI leave for work a little after 6:00am, and by the time my break rolls around at 9:30 I’m ready for a breakfasty snack. Fruit is good, but having access to hot water made me think of instant oatmeal, the kind that comes in little packets flavored with yummy maple and brown sugar.

The problem is, most prepackaged instant oatmeal is full of junk, and I HATE oatmeal with salt in it. (My mom never put salt in our oatmeal; the first time I had salty oatmeal at a restaurant I gagged.)

So, I decided to try making my own instant oatmeal packets!

….Read full post from Vegan Lunch Box here

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