Me being the forever tester of new products and services, I’ve tried ezArticlelink.com last month and canceled today. And here is why. Read the rest »

I keep seeing people asking how to find those cool high PR blogs that allow comments on. One way to do is is by using Scrapebox. This is a cool nifty gadget that allows you to scrape the internet for blogs just like that. However not everybody has Scrapebox so what is the next best thing to do - which is also free? Read the rest »

Wow, the response to my first Linkdozer offer has been tremendous, I thank you for it, particularly those who remained with our group for the second month

I have recently received several requests for a larger rebate, so as of today, the Link Dozer rebate terms are changing. You get $50 off your Linkdozer subscription but there is a catch and an explanation as to why I’ve decided to do it this way. Read the rest »

I love it when something like this happens: Read the rest »

Ok here is the deal. If you join LinkDozer under my affiliate link I will refund you $30 of the first month to your Paypal account. If you cancel it after the first month, you simply got to try Linkdozer for $67, which is a fair price for trying it out. Read the rest »

I’ve recently discovered content spinning. It’s funny how we always learn something new, when we think we already know everything there is to know on a subject. A couple of months ago, while writing for Elance, my very first job was to spin an article on some health issue, I think it was acne. It took me most of the day to spin the article manually (yeah I’m laughing now as well about it, but what did I know at the time).

After the experience I concluded that spinning an article not only sux, but it’s pointless. I mean writing a paragraph full of synonym words and hoping to cheat Google in thinking that the articles are unique is simply silly. I never touched content spinning anymore, until now. Read the rest »