In: Adsense
13 Jul 2011I am a member of many internet marketing forums and read a ton of blog posts every week (yeah, a lot of time gets wasted sometimes) but the weird thing is, most of these people are looking for get rich quick methods that simply do not exist. Yes, a few hundred if not thousand information products about make money fast and make money quickly online are released only to cater to thousands others who buy them and feel duped.
These are the same people who discuss in forums about how Adsense is NOT the way to make money online.
We’ll you’re right, Adsense is not a get rich quick scheme and you cannot be a millionaire overnight. But it is the BEST WAY to get started. Its the best way to make money online if you are a newbie and do not have any money to spend. With time on your hands, you can build a website for free, have it running by the end of the day and have advertisers the next day using Adsense.
I started building websites back in 2005. At that time I was still in college and wanted a way to make money to buy faster graphics cards, computer games, latest gadgets etc. I started providing computer repair services and helping friends develop projects but all that was too time consuming and not very scalable.
It is during that time that I decided to build a website catering to engineering students that’ll help them hunt for jobs, get ideas for projects, learn basic programming, download samples of resumes and project report templates. The website was built but again, I had to make a ton of phone calls to get a handful of advertisers onboard.
That’s when I learnt about Adsense. Life became so much easier. Since then, I had to only focus on 2 things.. quality content and increasing traffic to my website. The money part was already taken care of.
As a student, I was making $20 to $50 per day. That, at my age was a lot of money for a college boy. After college, I further developed my website, made a few more websites and I hit $100 per day very easily.
Flash-forward to TODAY!
There are a lot of websites that use Adsense and a lot more advertisers. People say adsense is too much work, well, making money online requires hardwork, be it using affiliate marketing or using adsense.
All you need to find is the right niche to build your website and you’ll have enough ads to splash that’ll make you some pretty good money every month.
Adsense is NOT DEAD. Infact its the EASIEST way to get started. You just need to build a website on the right topic and get some rankings on Google – you’ll be on your way to ‘passive income heaven’.
Any questions? feel free to ask in the comments below.
In: Business Advice
8 May 2011
I’ve been meeting a lot of people lately, discussing ideas, helping improve their business, online marketing advice and a lot of other things. Usually I meet them over weekends, meet them casually, have coffee and talk business. As I do these more and more, I’m learning a lot of things about conducting meetings and what I’ve been doing wrong the past couple of years. Here are some tips that will help you deliver meetings that the participants find value in and are interested in attending!
Start the meeting with something different.
I’ve found that starting a meeting with something that has nothing to do with the reason you are meeting or a specific business topic helps create the right kind of connection between everyone in the room or at the meeting table. Talk randomly about anything be it a movie that you saw last week or any interesting piece of news you read somewhere. It might look like a waste of time but you’ll that this will fill the room with interest and people who may not be very open to talking (shy) will speak more/voice themselves better in the meeting. Sometimes starting your meeting with a funny picture, story or even a joke can be very interesting.
Value Everyone’s Time
It’s very easy for us to create 30min or 60min meetings because Google Calender or Outlook does so. But ask yourself, do you really need 60minutes to discuss this? If you need 20mins, take 20, if you need 10, just take 10mins, hop into a conference room with a piece of paper, talk stuff, gather info and go right back to your work. Short, quick meetings are the most productive ones. If you only use the minutes needed rather than scheduled, there will be new believers in your system resulting in greater engagement and participation.
Be Prepared for the Meeting
I’ve been to meetings where I did not know what the meeting was about, neither did the leader/host of the meeting. Meetings like these are a waste of everyone’s time. Prepare an agenda for everyone meeting, share it with everyone attending the meeting and ask them to add/remove any points they think are required. Ask everyone to review the agenda before the meeting or better, just pop it up on the LCD screen/projection minutes before the meeting begins. You will see that it becomes much easier to get through your meetings and reach to the core topic of the meeting. This shows everyone that you care about their time and you’ll see overtime people are on time for every meeting and very well prepared.
Follow up Your Meeting with an Email
It takes 5 minutes to put together all the points you discussed in the meeting and the actionable points along with the name of the person who will be taking the action/responsibility. If you take these 5mins right after the meeting and send an email out to everyone, not only will find that almost all your meeting action points will start getting completed but you’ll also appear very organized and gain respect from everyone on your team. The email should have the Recap, Time-line, Action Items, People assigned to each action and next steps.
Talk to Everyone if They Don’t Talk to You
In every meeting you’ll see people who are reserved, shy, hesitant or quit. Mostly people ignore them and move on with their own agenda therefore you may never get their inputs. This needs to change. Some of them may have great ideas but you need to ask them, “Did we miss anything?”. This question, asked at the end of every meeting will provide them an opportunity to talk, contribute and make your meeting more result-oriented.
Do you really need a Meeting?
I cannot count how many times I have been called into a meeting when the whole point of the meeting was one single question and something that could have been asked in an email. People sometimes get too obsessed with meetings and forget that it needs to be kept simple. If you think you need DISCUSS something that would take more than 10 minutes, ask for a meeting, otherwise just drop an email and find out if you really need one. You’ll be surprised how many times you’ll find solutions just by email discussions.
Hope these tips help you make the most out of your meetings and increase your office productivity.
I have been trying some media buying lately. Though the conversions arent great, but the results are fantastic so far – I still have to learn to optimize my campaigns to the best but even for starters, they look SO MUCH BETTER than Google Adwords advertising. After reading a lot of reports and going through few recent internet marketing courses, I realized IMers are moving more towards secondary ways of generating traffic – CPM and CPV rather than CPC. Thats where I got started researching into this area which looked to me built only for bigger companies earlier but with the vast amount of ad networks accepting individuals and giving you a platform to throw your ad across millions of people, you have a greater chance of success.
Like the information junkie I am, I built myself a list of all these networks and will be trying them out one by one to see which gives me the best results. What I know – is what you should know, so here’s the list …
http://www.adside.com – self serve ppc contextual inline text ads
http://www.reseauselect.com – banner and offline targetted at quebec
http://web.blogads.com – banners/text ads on high traffic blog network
http://www.adtoll.com – self serve banners etc, similar to adbrite
http://elephant-traffic.com – ppv type ads on parked url’s – cheap
http://mediatraffic.com – ppv ads
http://casalemedia.com – self serve banners
http://www.widgetbucks.com – self serve text/widget ads
http://tribalfusion.com – media buy banner network
http://adclickmedia.com – self serve banners and contextual widgets
http://premiumaccess.com – premium banner ad networ
http://kontera.com – inline contextual text ads
http://www.adroll.com – self serve banners
http://pubmatic.com – ad network
http://bidvertiser.com – contextual and banner ads
http://cpmstar.com – banners display aimed at gaming sites only
http://adengage.com – banners/text, similar to adbrite, allow weekly buys
http://finditquick.com – text ads
http://technoratimedia.com – banners
http://chitika.com – search related contextual display ads
http://www.mediawhiz.com – banners/display, media buys
http://cpxinteractive.com – banners/display, media buys
http://clicksor.com – banners
http://advertising.com – display/benners, media buys
http://www.interclick.com – banners, high volume media buys
http://adtoll.com – banners/display/text ads, adbrite clone, cheap
http://valueclickmedia.com – banners, display/media buys
http://google.com/adwords – you already know about this…
http://advertising.aol.com – variety of solutions on AOL inventory
https://adcenter.microsoft.com – search and content text/contextual ads
https://marketingsolutions.yahoo.com – search/content contextual ads
http://miva.com – cheap search ads
http://www.specificmedia.com – banners/video display, media buys
http://www.canoeklix.com/accueil – text ads on the canoe.ca network
http://undertone.com – premium banners/display/media buys
http://7search.com – cheap search/direct domain ads
http://advertising.microsoft.com/ad-network – microsoft banner display/media buys
http://adbrite.com – display/contextual ads
http://www.adconion.com – video/banner ads, media buys
http://advertise.myspace.com – self serve banners on myspace
http://facebook.com/ads – self serve ads on failbook
http://plentyoffish.com – coming soon self serve ads
http://www.collective.com – media buys, banners/display
http://buysellads.com – self serve banners on a range of design blogs
http://sponsoredtweets.com – sponsored twitter posts
http://ad.ly/ – more twitter ads
http://trafficvance.com – good ppv ad network
http://www.tattomedia.com/advertisers/ – banners/display/media buys
http://platform-a.com aol banner ad/media buy network
http://adready.yahoo.com – display ads/self serve banners on yahoo sites
http://adsonar.com – text ads on high traffic US site
http://adblade.com – self serve display ads, very good service
http://adsdaq.com – banners/media buying exchange
http://traffiq.com – self serve banners, media buy type thing
http://openx.org/market – banner exchange on open x ad network
http://adbuyer.com – media buying search/display exchange
http://searchfeed.com – search/contextual on parked pages. shit.
http://www.isocket.com/ – closed beta, but will be banner/display ads
http://www.rightmedia.com/ – self serve banner exchange
http://www.etology.com/ – banners/text ads, cheap
http://pulse360.com – ads on good high traffic inventory
http://www.bidplacesb.com/ – self serve banners, owned by AOL
http://advertising.ezanga.com – cheaper search and contextual
http://www.leadback.com – retargeted ads at search traffic
http://appvert.com – farcebook apps ads, display
http://trianads.com – failbook app ads, display
http://www.burstmedia.com – banners/display/media buys
http://offerpalmedia.com – socialmedia app ads
http://userplane.com – social media advertising for media buyers
http://adchap.com – ads on various social sites, hi5, facebook, bebo et
http://cubics.com – social media ads
http://adknowledge.com – cheap ads, slow approvals
http://rockyouads.com – social media display ads
http://statusplug.com – ads on facebook fan pages
http://zohark.com – facebook app ads
http://xtendmedia.com – banner/display media buys
http://advertisers.federatedmedia.net – cpm banners on good inventory of sites
http://www.adperium.com/directads – display banners, self serve, similar to adbrite
http://z5x.net – display banners, media buys, large inventory
Additions to original ad list:
http://traffictaxi.net – self serve banners/display/popunders – global
http://www.adconion.com – display/media buys, good for Europe
http://www.hi-media.com – display/media buys, mainly European traffic
http://www.adpepper.com – European banner display + Affiliate network with mostly European big-brand offers
http://www.ad2onegroup.com – media buys on premium UK, Irish & Aus. sites + Ebay UK
http://www.pamojamedia.com – Adify powered, banners for African traffic
http://www.shenetwork.se – Adify powered, target Swedish women
http://www.smowtion.com – display banners, most South American inventory
http://www.trafficsynergy.co.za/adrands – banners, South African traffic
http://www.utarget.co.uk/v6 – UK display/rich media/video, owned by Fox
http://www.unanimis.co.uk – display/video media buys, UK traffic
http://www.mirago.com/media – UK/French/German contextual/search ads
http://www.harrenmedianetwork.com – Media buys, South American/Hispanic traffic
http://www.filiado.com – Media buys for Brazilian inventory
http://www.exoclick.com – Text/display on various inventory. Similar model to adbrite
http://www.directaclick.com – Owned by Fox, media buys, US Hispanic traffic
http://www.aim4media.com – Display media buys, European traffic
http://www.adverline.com – Media buys, good French/Euro inventory
http://www.accelerator-media.com – UK banners/media buys
http://www.specificmedia.co.uk – Media buys/display on UK/Euro premium inventory
http://www.globalinteractive.com – Smaller scale banner/pop media buys
http://www.adtegrity.com – Media buys/display, high volume
http://revtwt.com – advertising on twitter
http://zedo.com – display/media buys
http://adjuggler.com – display/media buys
http://www.trafficmarketplace.com – display/email ads, media buys
http://www.neoedge.com – static/video in game adverts
http://www.realtechnetwork.com – Variety of formats, self serve platform
http://www.rubiconproject.com – media buys, nice interface/inventory
http://www.tremormedia.com – media buys, good range of new formats
http://www.yume.com – in-video ads, media buys
http://www.vibrantmedia.com – inline contextual/rich ads, media buys
http://www.intergi.com – banners and static/video in-game adverts
http://www.glammedia.com – media buys, display, good inventory for female demo
http://www.megaclick.com – banners on 2 high traffic file share sites
http://www.interclick.com – media buys, display, high volume
http://www.bannerconnect.net – media buys/banners, good european reach
http://www.snap.com/advertisers – text/inline type ads
http://www.brightroll.com – media buys, banners/video
http://www.directcpv.com – cpv, self serve popups
http://adonnetwork.com – banners, contextual, search – self serve
http://admob.com – mobile ads, now owned by google
http://leadimpact.com – formerly zango – pops/CPV ads
http://www.mobclix.com – mobile ad exchange
http://marketplace.sitepoint.com/categories/buy-advertising-space – small direct banner/text ad buys
http://inlinks.com – inline contextual ads, like Kontera
http://adoori.com – ppv, popups – self serve
http://admedia.com – self serve inline contextual text ads like kontera, also display ads
http://www.industrybrains.com – now called adHere – text ads on mainly tech related sites
http://www.mochimedia.com – self serve in-game ads, 300×250 only
http://www.trafficjunky.net – self serve display/banners, good volume inventory
http://looksmart.com – self serve search/contextual text ads
http://linkworth.com – self serve contextual/inline text ads and good SEO services
http://intermarkets.net – display/banners – media buys
http://izea.com – self serve sponsored tweets/blog posts
http://holanetworks.net – media buys targeting hispanic demo only in USA
http://www.adoptim.com – in-video, text and banner ads
http://www.ampkeywords.com – self serve text ads
http://advertise.com – self serve text, search and display ads
http://affinity.com – search, parked pages, text ads – good 2nd tier inventory
http://aditall.com – produce and run video ad campaigns
In: SEO
24 Apr 2010I have been asked for this so many times by friends at forums, on this blog and many other places I talk about generating website traffic and here I am finally going to share my list of blogs that I use to create tons of backlinks for my various websites.
Many of these are even very high-PR6-7-8 blogs which are a goldmine for Webmasters. Enjoy..
1 list do follow blogs
1. http://www.affordable-internet-marketing.com/
2. http://pixelheadonline.com/blog/
3. http://laughoutlouddogs.com/
4. http://www.memwg.com
5. http://fatladysingz.com/
6. http://www.jakeldaily.com/
7. http://www.scribblesnscraps.com
8. http://tallfreak.com/
9. http://weblogtoolscollection.com/
10. http://www.lifeintherough.com/
11. http://www.suzannesaysblog.com/
12. http://www.lifeinthefastlane.ca/
13. http://www.layercake.net/
14. http://www.stevenaitchison.co.uk/
15. http://spendingabillion.com
2nd list of do follow blogs
1. http://almerimarlife.com/
2. http://www.tvhe.co.nz/
3. http://altitis.treehuggers.info/
4. http://bethanyactually.com/
5. http://blog.epicedits.com
6. http://dorannes.com
7. http://jasonpenney.net/
8. http://blog.greens.org.nz
9. http://dougal.gunters.org/blog
10. http://www.learningcurvecoaching.com
3rd list of do follow blogs
1. http://www.pureblogging.com/
2. http://www.alistseo.com/
3. http://www.blackwaterblog.com
4. http://www.blueverse.com/
5. http://www.bookmarkbliss.com/
6. http://www.sueblimely.com/
7. http://www.sueblimely.com/
8. http://abstract2collective.blogspot.com/
9. http://www.keralaroom.com/
10. http://www.lighteningsblogworld.com
11. http://www.catswhocode.com/blog/
12. http://imbloggingthat.com/
13. http://slyvisions.com/
14. http://qualitynetdesign.com/
15. http://www.phil801.com/wpblog/
16. http://www.newhomessection.com/blog/
17. http://middlezonemusings.com
18. http://www.netevolution.co.uk/blog/
19. http://www.melissamularski.com
20. http://www.webtrafficroi.com
21. http://www.finecoastalliving.com/blog/
22. http://www.kilheeny.com/
23. http://countrykitchenpantry.com/
24. http://adryblog.net/
25. http://www.bigfootwebmarketing.com
26. http://vmasti.com/
27. http://redstaplerchronicles.com
28. http://tekkim.info/
29. http://www.internetmarketeen.com/
30. http://ineeddiscipline.com/
31. http://blog.monkeyprofit.com/2009/06…ps-and-tricks/
32. http://www.creditscoreinsight.com/
33. http://heiseidemocracy.com/
34. http://www.wordpressmax.com/
35. http://www.markwilson.co.uk/blog/
4th list of do follow blogs –
1. http://afterlight.110mb.com/
2. http://newsletter.blizzardinternet.com/
3. http://www.simplerandomness.com/
4. http://ericsocia.net/
5. http://www.seopedia.org/i
6. http://www.lcdlove.com/
7. http://jakeldaily.com
8. http://tallfreak.com
9. http://chrishoyt.com/
10. http://www.brilliantcheers.co.uk/
11. http://www.bestrealincome.com/
12. http://crayonwriter.com/
13. http://advertising-for-success.blogspot.com
14. http://www.bodyfitnessinfo.com/blog
15. http://lillieammann.com
16. http://www.zr5.net/
17. http://www.ecommtips.com
18. http://www.communityspark.com/
19. http://www.lifeinthefastlane.ca/
20. http://www.lifeinthefastlane.ca/
21. http://www.simplekindoflife.com
22. http://selfhypnosisprogram.com/
23. http://www.brazencareerist.com/2009/…areer#comments
24. http://www.indiancashmaker.in
25. http://lastblogger.com/
26. http://www.blackwaterblog.com/
27. http://gotraveller.blogspot.com
28. http://www.1st-kohsamui.com/blog/
29. http://www.apmid.org
30. http://www.my-image-host.com/blog/
31. http://asseenonthetube.com/
32. http://myecoaction.com/
33. http://getadviced.com/
34. http://www.engadgeteer.com
35. http://atxgraffiti.com
36. http://pokerbankrollblog.com/
37. http://greenstoreandmore.com/
38. http://www.notguru.com
39. http://www.nj-realestate-agent.com/
40. http://www.leecolbran.co.uk/
5th list of do follow blogs
1- http://handanalysisonline.com
2- http://theblogabouteverything.com/
3- http://www.extracashsystems.com
4- http://www.untwistedvortex.com
5- http://screwyougoogle.com
6- http://retirerichroadmap.com/
7- http://www.affiliatefunnelsecrets.com/
8- http://www.toysandgameschatter.co.u
9- http://www.jackhumphrey.com/
10- http://small-biz-ideas.net/blog/
11- http://jackzufelt.com/
12- http://www.zaldydalisay.com/
13- http://www.imnicheformulasecrets.com/
14- http://www.timgary.com/
15- http://technewsline.net/
16- http://www.effortlesshr.com/blog
17- http://stevediamondconsulting.com/
18- http://www.spiritualpreneurs.com/i
19- http://www.kiwibloke.org
20- http://www.nerdydork.com/
21- http://www.rc-cars-hobby.com/
22- http://technewsline.net
23- http://findportablesolarpower.com/savemoney/
24- http://www.wordcat.co.uk
25- http://xatal.com/
26- http://iwannabuyacamera.com
27- http://www.smallwebsitehost.com/
28- http://www.nj-realestate-agent.com/
29- http://limeshot.com/ [
30- http://tycoonblogger.com
31- http://www.extracashsystems.com
32- http://theblogabouteverything.com
33- http://www.growmap.com/
34- http://tycoonblogger.com/
35- http://tomglenn.co.uk
36- http://www.imnicheformulasecrets.com
37- http://tampafloridarealestateblog.com/
38- http://www.theviralsanctuary.com/
39- http://tucsonseosolutions.com/
40- http://lemonarian.com/
41- http://userworthy.com/
42- http://randomproxy.co.uk/blog/
43- http://dailyscrewups.com
44- http://www.blog.freeiphone4me.co.uk
45- http://nobogies.com/
46- http://lissowerbutts.com/
47- http://www.thalesdotcom.com
48- http://i-trepreneur.com/
49- http://retirerichroadmap.com/blog/
50- http://www.realscottsdaleliving.com/i
51- http://va4growth.com/blog
52- http://www.goodmillwork.com
53- http://www.smartergoalsetting.firstforinfo.com/
54- http://www.seosecretstravel.com/
55- http://www.all-travel-sites.com
56- http://execgiftsblog.com/
57- http://eurekatips.com/
58- http://rakebacktakeback.com
59- http://www.mywebtronics.com
60- http://read2know.com
61- http://www.seo-traffic-guide.de/
62- http://www.theramblingcanuck.com
63- http://timbrydges.com/
64- http://potpolitics.com/
65- http://thejimgaudet.com/
66- http://mattmcguire.com/
67- http://www.nicolasprudhon.com/
68- http://ecompeak.com/
69- http://www.andrewdaum.com
70- http://seanoelkers.com/
71- http://ezyas123.com
72- http://www.inspiritblog.com
73- http://followlist.com
74- http://digitalkeyto.info/general/rem…xtensions.html
75- http://www.theincometeam.com/blog/
76- http://www.milliondollarcommissions.com
77- http://www.extracashsystems.com/
78- http://hospitalera.com
79- http://www.nicolasprudhon.com
80- http://toastmastersinaustin.info/
81- http://healthycocktail.com/
82- http://www.aibal.com/
83- http://yournaturalwellness.com/
84- http://tomglenn.co.uk/
85- http://mind-mart.com/
86- http://www.costpernews.com
87- http://blumenthals.com/blog/
88- http://www.staygolinks.com/
89- http://www.seo-writer.com/blog
90- http://www.makeyougohmm.com/
91- http://justaddwater.dk/
92- http://www.twentysteps.com
93- http://www.blogjer.com
94- http://nthambazale.com/
95- http://www.smartblogtips.com/
96- http://www.jowki.com/
97- http://seo-expert-marketing.blogspot.com
98- http://blog.butterflymedia.ro
99- http://screwyougoogle.com
100- http://www.aim.org/briefing/google-a…tical-vendors/
101- http://www.alexblogging.com/
102- http://www.matthewsherborne.com/
103- http://scribbler.in/
104- http://www.catswhocode.com/blog
105- http://www.themallblog.com/
106- http://blogstruk.com/
107- http://www.universalhub.com/
108- http://www.stomperblog.com/
109- http://somemakemoney.com
110- http://www.toasteggme.com/i
111- http://www.retirement-income.net
112- http://apriel.org/
113- http://www.legalandrew.com/
114- http://basicsofseo.com/
115- http://www.affiliaterevenue-info.com
116- http://rishabhsood.net
117- http://onlinehealthedge.com/
118- http://cureyourconstipation.com/
119- http://www.cfra.org/
120- http://rfwebstudio.com/
121- http://www.directsaleswebmarketing.com
122- http://mikepaetzold.com/
123- http://blog.bull3t.me.uk
124- http://blog.triciaswaterdragon.com/
125- http://table4five.net/
126- http://scentedsoycandle.blogspot.com/
127- http://lisareviews.com/
128- http://chillibody.com/
129- http://abstract2collective.blogspot.com/
130- http://www.blueverse.com/
131- http://redstaplerchronicles.com/
132- http://www.fueleconomyhelp.com/
133- http://www.reviewerofsites.com
134- http://daftseo.com/
135- http://www.reviewerofsites.com/
136- http://emoneymarketing.com/
137- http://www.antiguawebsolutions.com/myblog/
138- http://www.shearyadi.com
139- http://laughoutloud143.blogspot.com/
140- http://beforeiamfamous.com/
141- http://sportcetera.blogspot.com/
142- http://adamloving.com/
143- http://blog.nestlepoell.net/
144- http://www.clicknewz.com
145- http://www.businessx.info
146- http://www.paulmclalin.com
147- http://www.dailydollarreport.com/
148- http://niceblogger.com/
149- http://www.ourmonmouthblog.com/
150- http://www.amplify-interactive.com/blog/
6th do follow blog list
1- http://www.callowaygreen.com/blog/
2- http://www.ecommissionblog.com
3- http://www.erikvossman.com
4- http://www.everestcomputers.co.uk/blog/
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In: SEO
24 Apr 2010I have been working on methods to generate some easy traffic to the websites/blogs I run and one of the easiest ways has been to submit my blogs to RSS Directories which are high PR so they give you great backlinks and we all know the relationship between backlinks and seo rankings. So without saying more, here’s the list I am currently promoting my sites to…
Blogdigger – Add Blog Form (PR7)
BlogPulse Submit Blog (PR7)
RSS feed Directory – Feedage.com (PR6)
2RSS.com :: RSS feeds, directory, software, scripts, articles, syndication, RDF, news, & more (PR6)
BlogStreet : Indian Blogs Portal, Blog Buzz, Directory, RSS Search Engine (PR6)
Yahoo! Publisher’s Guide to RSS : Submit Your RSS Feed (PR6)
Submit your RSS Feed – PLAZOO News Search (PR6)
Feedbite (PR5)
FeedRaider – Customizable RSS Aggregator (PR5)
Feed Submitter Submit your RSS feed (PR5)
Submit Your RSS or Atom News Feed (PR4)
FeedFury | Search-Powered RSS Feed Directory & Index | Submit Your RSS Feeds (PR3)
GoldenFeed.com – Submit your Blog or RSS feed (PR3)
http://www.feedest.com/feedAdd.cfm (PR3)
home | RSS MAD (PR3)
Feedbase – Add Feeds
Feed Submission and FeedRank Checker – RSSMicro Search
RSSMotron – RSS Directory
Found more directories that work? Post them in the comments section!
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In: Personal
10 Feb 2010Google rolled out Google Buzz this morning to a few thousands of users and I dont see many of my friends using it but they will definitely be ON it very soon. Check out what all it does..
I bet everyone is thinking.. IS THIS GOOGLE’S ANSWER TO TWITTER ?
I am sure it is.. I actually have thought more about it in the past few mins than I have ever thought about why people use Twitter. If you’ve used Twitter, you must know that Buzz has all the features that were missing from Twitter..
Also, I was thinking, why bring in Buzz when Google had launched Google Wave sometime back ?
Well, I guess Google isnt afraid of competing with itself ( eg. The Android OS and the Chrome OS )
Ah, what about Facebook ? Is Google trying to compete with Facebook? Giving a second shot at social networking after the popular-in Brazil and India ORKUT ? I am sure if it is, the competition will be very interesting to watch than Google vs Twitter.
Also, did you know Yahoo has a shameless copy of Digg running on buzz.yahoo.com ?
I think thats enough for first thoughts, I’ll get back with more very soon!
Enjoy the BUZZ!
In: Personal
28 Jan 2010I was just chatting with an associate yesterday about twitter and celebrities where we discussed SRK, Brad Pitt and even Shashi Tharoor – tweeple as they are called on twitter. SRK had recently joined Twitter on Jan 03, 2010 and till yesterday had only 7000 followers. Today, I see him having 94,000+ followers, thats like more than 1300% jump in followers.
Talk about celebrity craze!
In: Personal
28 Jan 2010Few weeks back, my blog was infected by a malware script that was injected due to a filezilla attack on my PC. I lost all my blog posts for the past year and hence, this fresh start.
So, Happy 2010 everyone.
I plan to write regularly this year and keep you updated with everything I learn.
Keep visiting and dont forget to comment.
Since I started programming in 4th grade, I have learnt a lot with experience. My first business experience was selling computer games I made in 8th grade to our hardware vendor, since then, I have dipped my fingers into advertising, sales, technology and management, a total of 12+ years while I am learning so much more every day than I ever imagined to learn at a top B school. I will write here about technology I have used and still do, lessons learnt as an entrepreneur and my personal life as it goes on.