When I started the BlogJolt project, I knew I would be making a difference for a few bloggers out there. Sometimes it’s a heck of a lot of work. Sometimes I wonder how I’m going to stay on top of it all, and find some way to turn it into a revenue center (somehow, someway, [...]

Ah, I just have to sit for a second and enjoy the heck out of the blogging life. I really love this stuff! Oh – sorry, caught myself daydreaming in gratitude there for a second. Onto the business of BlogDay 2006! FOUR:: Since my “I Want One” of the day is a kick-ass bundt pan, [...]

If you don’t know about BlogDay, you should. It’s a day to celebrate other bloggers and spread some link love around. I’m going to play by the rules and tell you about 5 great blogs/bloggers – some in my niche, some not. ONE:: I want to give a huge thanks and shout out to William [...]

Living the eMoms at Home life has been a roller coaster ride of late. LOTS has changed and improved over this [very] short span of time. Some things have been huge successes. Some things still need… er, tweaking. Yet in my quest to find the good in everything, here’s what I have learned so far [...]

I came across a couple of really valuable tools this last weekend. If you are a Firefox user, you may notice that now I have a pretty little icon in the address bar (it appears in Bloglines even in IE). I created the icon in Photoshop, then went to HTML-Kit, uploaded the image, and it [...]

Most Valuable Posts of the week roundup! Darren Rowse and Eric Allam earn the buzz award for the week for launching the ProBlogger Job Boards. Even more interesting was tracking the buzz around the project. Two posts worthy of note discuss the launch, but also add a slew of additional resources for making money off [...]

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