HealthNewsBlog.com
reports that Yahoo has launched several health blogs.
Our sister blog, the Pleasant Morning Buzz, comments on one of the new blogs by
Yoga expert, Rodney Yee.
The web is the new battleground for video and digital entertainment.
Bizreport.com reports that blogging will definitely get you fired if you
blog that one of your students is "incredibly hot" like this former journalism instructor
did.
Paul Purdue, founder and president of iFulfill.com, an online retail order fulfillment house for medium and small online businesses, has started a blog about finding balance between career and family life.
Gavin tells of his struggle to get his blog (Gavin's blog) up to the #1
position on Google for the keyword "Gavin." He's up to #3 now on Google.com.
Jeremy Zawodny asks when will blogging peak? Zawodny suspects blogging may
become "just another part of daily life for a bunch of people? ...just like
on-line shopping." That wouldn't be such a bad thing because online shopping
has been growing at a steady clip every year and still hasn't peaked.
Darren Rowse at ProBlogger recently received his
biggest AdSense check yet and a few other bloggers claim to have earned big
payments from Google's text advertising program. Gojomo isn't nearly as
ambitious. His 2005 target is just $10.
Randy Charles Morin explains A-List Linking in his RSS Blog. Morin says
A-List Linking is where bloggers "link to the a-listers like mad in hope that
they'll just link to us once in a blue moon and boost our Google karma." Scoble
responds and
says that the blogosphere is now a flatland and that the linking to the a-listers
strategy no longer works:
That technique doesn't work anymore. There are simply too many people trying that
technique now so there's no way any one blogger can keep up with it all (A-list or no).
Here's what does work: be interesting. Get 10 other bloggers to link to you. Forget
the A-listers. They don't matter anymore. Well, they don't matter as much.
Got bloggers block? B.L. Ochman offers the top 10 topics to blog about.
Robot Johnny has celebrated his second blog anniversary.
Ben Bleikamp on discovering that he is a blogebrity.
