Blog Promotion with BlogSigs

One of Hotmail’s secrets of success is that little line at the bottom of every mail sent from a Hotmail account that promote Hotmail itself. If it worked for them, it can work for you. Promo your blog with a line at the end of every email you send out. It seems [...]

By Cheryl Hartzman on May 2, 2008 | 1 comment | Read more »

“If folks focus in on a niche and own it there is a good chance they could make half a living from blogging.”

So says Jason Calacanis in an email debate with Alan Meckler over at the WSJ piece, Can Bloggers Make Money?
Alan Meckler writes…
“Blogs are really diaries or microcosms of what is happening in millions of ways in daily life — ranging from special interests to business specialties to whatever. Obviously there is money to be made [...]

By Barry Bell on April 19, 2006 | 5 comments | Read more »

A summary of the achievable dose release specification including the inside core position for the Cross-Linking of 55mm to 96mm Diameter UHMWPE Rods using THE 7-STATION TURNTABLE.

As a followup to my last post, here’s a rock solid case for leaving pro writing to become a pro blogger.
The title of this post is actually the title of some source material I need to go through for a brochure I’m currently writing for a medical manufacturing client.
Enough said, I think.
;o))

By Barry Bell on April 18, 2006 | 0 comments yet | Read more »

“Revenue share blows”, says Andy Hagans. “Andy Hagans sucks”, says blogging.wurk.net.

Sorry, move along, nothing to see here.
It’s just that with the benefit of hindsight, *this* is what I really should have called that last post.
[Andy - just kidding. ;o) ]

By Barry Bell on April 10, 2006 | 0 comments yet | Read more »

“Revenue share blows”, says Andy Hagans. Here’s 5 good reasons why it doesn’t.

Andy Hagans from BizNicheMedia has spoken about the first nine months of his spam… um, I mean ‘niche’ blog network.
Through our often stupid mistakes, the occasional lucky break, and a great many man-hours we have learned a great deal about what it means to run a blog network.
Ho hum. Lots (and lots) of stating the [...]

By Barry Bell on April 9, 2006 | 21 comments | Read more »

Advertising does work. It just depends on who you are.

Just read this here.
“First this: advertising does not work for the average blogger, even the above-average blogger. It only works for the big group blogs and a tiny handful of full-timers. Advertising as a means of support for bloggers is a complete, utter, and frankly, rather embarassing failure. If Fred Wilson can’t earn more than [...]

By Barry Bell on February 13, 2006 | 6 comments | Read more »

A day in the life of a pro-blogger…

I can’t put my finger on exactly why, but this is a fascinating read from Darren.

By Barry Bell on February 10, 2006 | 2 comments | Read more »

2005 Medical Weblog Awards

My interest in healthcare runs deep. In addition to healthcare.wurk.net, I also write Genetics and Health. It is up for two 2005 Medical Weblog Awards.

Best New Medical Weblog (established in 2005)
Best Medical Technologies/Informatics Weblog

If you have a few minutes to spare, please please please please please click on the links above [...]

By Hsien-Hsien Lei on January 4, 2006 | 0 comments yet | Read more »

A great blog to watch.

With archives stretching as far back as November 2004, and covering topics as diverse as Delegation Skills, Decision Making, and Performance Feedback, Tom Foster’s Management Skills Blog is a fantastic resource for anyone in a management based career. Go read it…

By Barry Bell on December 20, 2005 | 0 comments yet | Read more »

$3.5 million in VC money??

But surely anyone can do that with this and this?
;o)

By Barry Bell on November 16, 2005 | 0 comments yet | Read more »

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