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Firstly what is Salty Droid about? A. Salty Droid – http://saltydroid.info is a site focused on the abuse of internet marketers who make too much money, and written by a looser who failed to make money himself, and therefor spends his time abusing those who are more capable and more successful than him. B. Alternatively . . . → Read More: Salty Droid the alter ego of Jason Jones I started off with Joomla, creating websites such as this Boardgame and this Consultancy site, using Artisteer to generate the basic template. I then used WordPress, and the Atualhalpa theme, for JustanOrdinaryJoe. Nevertheless Drupal manages to deliver a both more corporate and internet contemporary look and feel – more so than both Joomla and WordPress. . . . → Read More: The Drupal struggle versus WordPress and Joomla, and how good are they on SEO? Having had JustAnOrdinaryJoe online for over a year now: the average visit time has doubled, the number of clicks per visit has trebled, so the content is offering some value. Adsense however is not really performing however. This is perhaps a good thing – as the standard of ads shown can be dire. A very . . . → Read More: To get Adsense to work you need to write senseless stuff! There is something not quite right with Facebook security at the moment. People’s walls are no longer quite as personal. A good and rather health conscious friend just posted: if you want to lose weight you should try HCG! I lost 10 LBS in the last 10 days! [Plus a spam link] ..and had to . . . → Read More: Facebook getting Spammed to death! As one of the Time top 50 websites, the Khan Academy, a site that posts educational videos for free, should be relatively uncontroversial. One would think. In particular as the site has received a huge chunk of money from the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation – and Bill should know his onions. But Salman Khan . . . → Read More: The Khan Academy kicks up a ruckus Some internet marketers are having difficulties getting their heads around the requirement for endorsements or testimonials to have ‘Typicality’ but the reality is that it is not that complex. For example you have an information or ebook product which is endorsed by someone who states they made $40,000 in four weeks just by following the . . . → Read More: The FTC, ‘Typicality’, and clearing up the internet. How many affiliate marketers openly declare that the links from their sites will gain them commission – not very many, and if they do, sure enough it will be in the small text in grey at the bottom of the site. It has been a bit of a grey area for a while – or . . . → Read More: The beginning of the end of Affiliate Marketing? Due to the affiliate marketing industry – where money is made by referring browsers to a site where they purchase – it is difficult to get to the truth about the quality of service providers. There are too many affiliate sites out there promoting different products to make it easy to find a review written . . . → Read More: Affiliate marketing and the confusion of truth For those readers interested in relatively recent internet success stories, Indeed.com has taken the recruitment market by storm. Indeed.com a search engine designed for the job market, with simple paramatised search criteria that are useful for the job hunter. From Alexa Indeed is ranked 89 in the US and 369 Globally. In the UK, it . . . → Read More: Finding a job has never been easier, indeed! Facebook is reputedly worth 30bn. It is a phenomenon, and does generate advertising revenue, but is it worth that much? For something that did not exist in 2003 – is there a chance that it will cease existing in 2013? Of course not! – is the outraged cry that I hear – it has taken . . . → Read More: Facebook – will the cool kids do a runner? |
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