There are many bloggers in the blogsphere right now; according to Technorati there are approximately 71 million. I bet there are even more people wanting to start a blog but are waiting for that one thing to push them into blogging. What you have probably heard a thousand times and I tell my readers this all the time, is to […]
Read MoreLast week, many readers alerted me that my blog was no longer ranking number one on Google for the search term “make money online.” Not only was my number one ranking gone, but my home page had also gone missing from the Google index as well. It looked like Google was getting ready to ban me from their search index. […]
Read MoreSince Computex doesn’t officially start until tomorrow, we got in a little site seeing by heading to Yangmingshan Nation Park. The park is really a mountain, and a fairly high one at that. We were told you will get a great view of Taipei from the top. The driver dropped us off near the base so we can take a […]
Read MoreA very important topic to talk about is how to organize your time when working on your blog or web site. Many readers ask me how I structure my day and it has taken me a couple of months to get to a point where I can function at my peak levels. I will share a few suggestions with you […]
Read MoreAfter posting about my preview of the AGLOCO Viewbar back on May 14th, I haven’t written anything else about AGLOCO. The reason for this was there wasn’t any news to report. The Viewbar was working and all that remained was the integration of the ad servers. Well, I’m happy to finally report that starting on Monday morning, you will be […]
Read MoreHere’s a picture of the view from my suite at my hotel. I’m on the top floor of the 12 story building, which is nothing compared to the Taipei 101 in the distance. Taipei must have the strangest skyline of any city in the world. If you were to graph it out, it would be a flat line, then one […]
Read MoreThe flight was a long 12 hours but it was mostly smooth and the food was actually not half bad. We landed in Taipei ahead of schedule but any time saved was killed off (and more) by the Taipei immigration department. Sarah needs a Visa to enter Taiwan because she is a citizen of the People’s Republic of China. The […]
Read MoreSince John will be in Taipei for Computex for the next week, I’ll be writing a few posts for you guys. Don’t worry, John will still report back to us with great pictures from Taiwan, and I look forward to seeing some delicacies from his trip as well. Let me give you some background information of myself in case […]
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