Right now, as you’re reading this, I’m about to land back in Vancouver. I have set this post to go live at 8:00PM PST on Sunday night using the WordPress Timestamp feature. I first wrote about the Timestamp back in March but I haven’t truly experience how great a feature it is until I went traveling to Montreal and Quebec […]
Read MoreI get a ton of emails from other bloggers asking me to write about a post they wrote or give their blog a plug. Most of them go unanswered not because I want to be evil (I do) but because the blog or article is not newsworthy. Before you send out that news release to other blogs asking for a […]
Read MoreI don’t know what they feed lobsters in Toronto, but this has to be one of the biggest live lobster I’ve ever seen. No, I didn’t eat it live like that lobster in Shanghai. Other than pulling it out of the tank and saying, “Look how big this thing is!” I didn’t torment it too much. So all you lobster […]
Read MoreI covered most of the normal ways to increase RSS subscriptions in my last post. Now I want to talk about an evil way of doing it. Why? Because it’s good to be good, but it’s better to be evil. 😈 Fill The Blog With Advertising You begin by applying to as many ad networks as you can quality for […]
Read MoreI installed a new Plugin by WordPress Founder, Matt Mullenweg, call Random Redirect. What it does is allow you to link to a random post. Click here to see it in action. The URL to call up the random post is yourdomain.com/?random. The Plugin is extremely easy to install and use. Just upload the single php file to your WordPress […]
Read MoreIt’s no secret that I get a ton of ReviewMe requests. It’s the old, “When it rains, it’s pours” analogy and the review request has been pouring in this month. However, some of the requests have almost nothing to do with what this blog covers. For example, I received a request from a site selling a “Resveratrol.” What the hell […]
Read MoreQuebec has a French only sign law on its public and road signs. However, that law also extends to businesses. It is illegal in Quebec for a business to have an English sign, unless their name is part of the logo. So IKEA is still IKEA, but every other sign on the IKEA storefront is in French. If a business […]
Read MoreMan, I thought Montreal was a culture shock until I got into Quebec City. If you’ve ever wondered how you can visit Europe without flying across the ocean, come to Quebec! You would swear you were in some European village instead of a Canadian town. Even the traffic lights are different here – they’re horizontal. Here are some photos. I’m […]
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