15 days into the month and I have acheived this months target in full. Mainly due to sales of template packs as I released a new product AIS (obviously, templates) which ties into the SmArticle product.

Working online, I'm probably looking at my web browser window for most of the day…

I'm still trying to come to terms with "omitted" results in Google and how important (or unimportant) it actually is.
Google is doing some odd stuff at the moment -  for several of my sites if I type in the full www url the search comes back with some real old content and page titles. The […]

Recently, I've been seeing more and more marketers refer to Alexa Ranking as if it was something important; a measure of success…

Fair to say adsense has treated me well over the last 6 months and I've progressed steadily up to around the $650 per month. However, the last few days have seen a downturn of around $4 per day as MSN has seriously downgraded one of my sites that had been sat in prime position for some […]

I'm sure we've all heard about the one red paperclip project by now. If not, it's the story of one man's quest to turn a paperclip in to a house, via a series of trades. Like the "Million Dollar Homepage" this is one of those ideas that everyone wishes they had first

This advice applies not only to those in affiliate marketing, but to anyone who works online. It may seem like common sense, but it is something many people (including myself) often fail to do.

Last week my George Foreman grill finally gave up. These grills are absolutely great but have a really badly thought out design - in fact I'd call it a glaring design fault…you simply cannot remove the "hot plates" to wash them. Duh. George Foreman, you might well be a great boxer and great gadget inventor, but you have certainly never had to wash one of your own grills. I digress.

Actually it's not my birthday, but it is the birthday of this Blog! It's one year old today. Back in the mists of (internet) time on July 10th 2005, I posted up the following…