Monthly Archives: January 2007

I found this story on digg yesterday. It’s titled Blogging for Money – A Passive Income, and it’s written by Darren Rowse, a somewhat well know professional blogger. In short, Darren claims that blogs are not a great source of … Continue reading →

Most of us knew this was coming, but here is a link to the official story.

With the buyout of Youtube by Google, many believe the opportunity in video sharing has come and gone. If you saw the amount shakeup at some of Youtube’s competitors (who barely even put a dent in Youtube’s user base), you … Continue reading →

I saw this tutorial today on Digg about how to build a niche minisite and make money doing it. The idea is to take a niche target, find some good keywords, make a mini-site, and use the minisite to push … Continue reading →

This is pretty nifty. A list of the 100 greatest theorems ever.

A blog can be a useful tool for an online entrepreneur. When used wisely, blogs can build a sense of community around your Internet-based business. This will help you establish a brand and attract more customers. That said, you can … Continue reading →

Business Intelligence Lowdown has posted an article titled Lessons from the Lemonade Stand: 101 Common Sense Management Tips. It’s a constructive read for improving your management style, not just of other people but of yourself, too.