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55 Blogging Jobs Listed in About.com Web Logs Forum

February 7, 2010 by David Olsen · Leave a Comment 

55 blogging jobs have been listed in the About.com Web Logs forum in the Blogging Jobs folder. This week’s list even includes an opportunity for a blogger to write for the Village Voice based in Dallas, Texas! Take a look and see if the right blogging job for you is listed this week!

Here’s another reminder that tax time is upon us in the United States. Don’t forget to check out the following articles for tax help if you were paid to blog in 2009:

Follow Susan Gunelius, your About.com Guide to Web Logs, on Twitter: @susangunelius.

55 Blogging Jobs Listed in About.com Web Logs Forum originally appeared on About.com Web Logs on Sunday, February 7th, 2010 at 17:58:10.

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Follow About.com Computer and Technology Guides on Twitter

February 7, 2010 by David Olsen · Leave a Comment 

Many of the About.com Computer and Technology Guides also spend time on Twitter. You can find me at @susangunelius. Check out the list below to follow more Guides!

Follow About.com Computer and Technology Guides on Twitter originally appeared on About.com Web Logs on Saturday, February 6th, 2010 at 19:13:25.

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How to Find Free and Custom Twitter Backgrounds

February 5, 2010 by David Olsen · Leave a Comment 

Want to make your Twitter profile stand out from the crowd? Instead of using one of the default backgrounds that Twitter offers for you to use as the background for your Twitter profile, you can get a free, personalized or custom Twitter background from a variety of Web sites and designers.

A free Twitter background typically includes a design or image that can be used by anyone, but since it’s not included in the options offered through the Settings option of a Twitter user’s account, it takes a few more minutes to find and upload a free Twitter background from another site.

Personalized Twitter backgrounds can be free or require a fee. You can find Twitter backgrounds that you can simply insert your name and other personal information into, or you can find some Web sites that allow you to upload your own image and then insert your name and other information into.

A custom Twitter background is best for businesses and people who are trying to create a branded online presence. Custom backgrounds are designed for your specific needs and can only be used by you. Therefore, they have the highest price tag (but not unreasonable).

You can follow the links to check out my list of sites for free and custom Twitter backgrounds as well as my list of sites to find free Twitter buttons to promote your Twitter profile (and increase followers) on your blog.

How to Find Free and Custom Twitter Backgrounds originally appeared on About.com Web Logs on Thursday, February 4th, 2010 at 22:35:59.

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What is Your Favorite Blog and Why?

February 1, 2010 by David Olsen · Leave a Comment 

It’s your turn again! There are so many popular blogs online, but it can be difficult to find smaller blogs that are simply amazing. That’s because there is so much clutter online, it can be hard to find great content amid all of that clutter.

Now it’s time to give some of those great blogs the attention they deserve. Follow the link and tell us what is your favorite blog and why. It can be a popular blog or a hidden gem. As long as it’s great, tell us about it!

What is Your Favorite Blog and Why? originally appeared on About.com Web Logs on Saturday, January 30th, 2010 at 06:22:15.

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75 Blogging Jobs Listed in About.com Web Logs Forum

February 1, 2010 by David Olsen · Leave a Comment 

75 blogging jobs have been added to the About.com Web Logs forum in the Blogging Jobs folder. There is a huge variety of blogging jobs listed including an opportunity for a Japanese entertainment blogger, a Hebrew blogger, and a blogger for Intuit Inc. Take a look and see if the right blogging job is waiting for you!

There are a number of blogging jobs listed this week that require bloggers have experience with Wordpress. What blogging application do you use and why? Share your story here.

75 Blogging Jobs Listed in About.com Web Logs Forum originally appeared on About.com Web Logs on Sunday, January 31st, 2010 at 19:00:20.

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Which Blogging Application Do You Use and Why?

February 1, 2010 by David Olsen · Leave a Comment 

It’s your turn to share some of your thoughts and preferences about blogging here on About.com Web Logs. Follow the link below and tell us which blogging application you use and why.

For new bloggers, one of the most confusing tasks is choosing a blogging application. Share your opinion and help a fellow blogger!

Which Blogging Application Do You Use and Why? originally appeared on About.com Web Logs on Thursday, January 28th, 2010 at 21:19:39.

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Blog Construction For Fast Profits

February 9, 2009 by David Olsen · 1 Comment 

Have you heard the expression “Website Flipping” with regard to making a profit on the internet?

Another expression which is also used in the same market is “Turnkey Website” or “Turnkey Business”

Essentially it describes a pre-made made website which is offered for sale as a “business in a box” .. … ooppss there’s another market place term… the website being sold either has a track record of producing an income or can be shown to have an income potential because of the niche features built into it.

I would like to say before you read any further – do not dismiss this profitable internet business because you think it requires a lot of previous knowledge or skill .. IT DOESN’T!

The business model is based around following some very un-complicated concepts to construct a profit making web site, using FREE resources. Then putting it all together in am organized way.

What makes the web site flipping business even more exciting is that, as long as the suggested underlying construction principles are followed, the website should produce you an income while you are waiting for a buyer. Furthermore if the pre-sale income grows significantly the selling price of this business asset will increase as well.

I recently found a way of building and selling, or flipping, websites is a very unique way ! You can create a website in a couple of hours with a minimum investment of money, and you can make a profit of $50 – $300 or more in a few days!

All of the “hard work” of adding niche content and building in niche profit generating links is taken away from the potential buyer, who instantly owns a ready made profit centre!

These websites are monetized, that is to say, they are intended to make a profit from PPC, Pay Per Click ads like Google Adsense, or/and from sales affiliate commissions from places like ClickBank, PayDotCom, Commission Junction, Amazon etc etc.

As I said earlier web site flipping for profit, is a very recognized and proven concept which works very well as a home based internet business. There are even, very popular, devoted sites where you can promote and sell the sites you have made for flipping, and I am not talking about eBay either, which is another excellent place to resell them.

But what if, without any previous experience, YOU could include some powerful scripts into the website -:

For powerful search engine optimisation.

Which automatically add more pages of fresh new content – with commission earning adverts!!

Use the power of social marketing website for extra exposure and back links. DIGG, YouTube.

Auto add Flickr Photos and YouTube Videos!
Even add a complete, commission earning, Amazon eStore based on the website content!!

Well ALL of the above is possible and VERY EASILY CREATED using the proven power of a FREE WordPress Blogs!!

The whole simple procedure is explained in exact detail, including direct links to all of the resources you need to churn fast out Blogs For Flipping Profits. Checkout this unique guide to building blogs and start selling them next week!

Read more about website traffic and learn how to get it in any niche.

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