The Swog Blog

The Swog Blog Making money on the 'net, one penny at a time
The Swog Blog
Making money on the 'net, one penny at a time
Vivid reflections on squeezing out a living on the Internet.
Just here for the view

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8/28 15:38 Two laptops, HP or Dell?
I've never been a strongadvocate of laptops until recently. Until a month ago, unless an individual had an extremely compelling reason not to do so, I would always recommend buying a desktop for the same money as it usually bought you more. Previous...
4/03 11:18 Google PageRank Update
It looks as though the eagerly awaited (at least by some!) Google event has set the webmaster forums adance, namely the Google PageRank export. Yesterday, I noticed an apparent change in the exported PR of one of my blogs. As it is relatively new...
3/23 17:38 Wordpress article directories
Wordpress seems to be put to all sorts of creative uses these days. One of the most recent developments to which it seems to be intrinsically well suited is to use it as the engine for an article directory. As an internet/bum marketer this is...
1/30 11:25 WP-Hashcash Plugin
Although the powerful Akismet plug-in quells about 99% of the spam received on this blog, I have taken the step of experimenting with another plug-in, namely WP-Hashcash. This plug-in operates in an extirely different way, employing client-side...
6/11 10:32 New sites and traffic growth
With May now neatly parcelled up and shelved away in the cupboard of history, I can add to my previous post about new sites and traffic growth. First, the blogs. I started three new blogs about 6 months ago. I have performed only minimal promotional...

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