Amazing Miltski Money Adventures - Latest Comments

Re: My Latest Video Creation - Make Money Online Animated Short.

Carol Walczak — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 03:53:22 -0000

Cool video, it's almost a mind movie!

Re: The Answer to eBay’s Sudden Ban on the Selling of Digital Items.

jimmy — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 04:41:41 -0000

There are other options to sell your products. Need creates opportunity:

This new service will automate making CDs and shipping them with your product on it. You can raise your price just a little and still make money with your established eBay ranking.

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Re: Kunaki.com- Solution to the eBay Digital Items Ban ?

Jimmy — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 03:08:05 -0000

There are other options to sell your products. Need creates opportunity:

This service will automate making CDs and shipping them with your product on it. You can raise your price just a little and still make money with your established eBay ranking.

http://www.cashthunder.com

Re: The Art of Blog Commenting - How do you Comment ?

smebus — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 16:04:57 -0000

Interesting article. I have been blogging and reading blogs for the last two years and started leaving comments during the last year. I have never included my signature for no other reason than other 'comments' had none. I had no idea that it was 'bad form' to add a signature, conversely I would have thought that it was good manners.

Re: The Art of Blog Commenting - How do you Comment ?

Lorelle — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 14:36:41 -0000

WordPress Comment Ninja Greasemonkey Script by Engtech of Internet Duct Tape works with all WordPress blogs, including WordPress.com, which makes my life responding to comments so much easier and faster. As for tracking comment across the web, there hasn't been anything really of consistent value. People like this or that, but there are no standards. It's really frustrating. Feeds or subscribe to comments via email alerts seem to be the most successful so far.

As for signatures, especially those with links, they are seriously considered bad form, as are blog designs that remove or lack the comment name featured prominently. Anything that changes the standard that has been developed, like the order of name, email, and URL before the comment box, or interferes with the comment process like adding captchas and verification tests (which are hated and don't work and found to prevent more comments than protect the blog), make it complicated and frustrating for users, and bloggers lose. People like clean and consistent overall.

Don't forget, it takes only one, maybe two, people to bring down the tone of a blog conversation since people tend to be attracted to the negative more than the positive. You can have 200 great comments and 2 nasty, and nasty will attract all the attention. Same as happens at a party when negative enters the room. :D

Re: Tweaking RoboForm - Automated Password Manager & Form Filler

JohnSzram — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 10:37:07 -0000

I must save hours of my life by using RoboForm, considering the number of sites I log in and out of each day! I don't think I could live without it, I'm forever spoiled!

Anyone would think I worked at Siber Systems, I sing their praises so often... :)

John Szram
http://www.johnszram.com

Re: Tweaking RoboForm - Automated Password Manager & Form Filler

Omarra Byrd — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 19:03:49 -0000

I actually love the RoboForm software myself. I use it all of the time and it takes all the menial everyday tasks that I have to perform on my computer daily and shortens them extremely! What once took me fifteen minutes to complete now takes me only one second because RoboForm does the same task with just one click. In fact I wrote a Report about a lot of RoboForm’s capabilities for use that aren’t even touched on in the User’s Manual for RoboForm. You can get that Report here:

http://www.booksbonkers.com/TheRoboFormReport!1...

Re: Could You Help me Choose a Logo ?

miltski — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 14:34:07 -0000

Thanks Stephen,
Good to hear from you,
Interesting that you choose the first one, It's the most simple (least time to create), and yet stronger than the other two.

Re: 7 Tips for Beginners for Building Blog Traffic

Your List Blueprint — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 12:53:51 -0000

Hi Milt

I'd have to agree very strongly with the previous comment from Aneesa regarding the frequency of posting!

Develop a regular publishing schedule, and stick to it, or you'll see your traffic and interest in your site slowly dry up.

I know... I'm a classic at getting distracted with other projects, and my many blogs suffer from lack of attention... Until I get back into the groove and start making regular posts again, then I see the traffic slowly going back up again.

I've also found that making relevant comments like this on other people's blogs a useful way of generating interest. Especially when I have a new site to announce, so I'll include the site name in the "name" part of my comment, but only IF the blog allows you to do that.

Cheers
Stephen Spry

Re: Could You Help me Choose a Logo ?

Your List Blueprint — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 12:46:37 -0000

Hey Milt... or should I say "Indy" :)

I love the colours in the first one! The others are too flat and don't jump out at me!

Cheers
Stephen Spry

Re: 7 Tips for Beginners for Building Blog Traffic

Aneesa — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 19:22:49 -0000

I agree with your tips and would like to add that (1) bloggers should post 3-4 times a week to maintain readership; (2) comments made on other blogs should relate the post; and (3) posts should be 250-300 words unless you have exceptional content. [Your post is 1,004 words but well-written so I took the time to read].

I'm definitely learning that titles are crucial so I think I’m spending as much time writing the title as I am writing the post. I’ve been writing the title last treating it as an executive summary.