Working Hard On The Internet
Ever wonder why so many folks are trying to make extra money on the Internet and who is succeeding? This isn’t the site to learn from.

Thanks to moving over from Feedburner to Google Feedburner, my adsense impressions effectively doubled on the first day, which is a very good thing, I think. More impressions means more possible money to be made, which is a very good thing these days. A few bumps along the road, the number of subscribers “chiclet” went [...]

So for both sites the RSS Feeds have now both been moved, and I will be deleting the interim feed set up for this site. Working Hard on The Internet RSS Feed is now on this link. Canadian Personal Finance Opinions RSS feed is over here. Feedburner is now gone, but still here and my [...]

Not a lot done on the web sites this week in terms of changes. WordPress 2.6.1 is running on both sites, and nothing untoward seems to be happening. The RSS adsense feed is interesting, but doesn’t seem to be changing much right now either.  Lots of ideas for topics are coming from my severance training, [...]

So I ended up going and setting up a NEW feed for this site which you can link to Working Hard on the Internet or via the subscribe RSS button on the right hand margin. I have redirected Feedburner to use this as it’s feed, but it will now be interesting to see what happens [...]

The upgrade to WordPress 2.6.1 seems to have gone ok for Canadian Personal Finance Opinions, and is running ok. John Chow dot Com comes through again with Google Offers Adsense for RSS Feeds, which is great. I hadn’t noticed it on my Adsense page, but I am now signing up for it and hopefully this [...]

After living through the last upgrade of WordPress and having it break this site and the advertising on my financial site, I figured I would wait a little while until I am sure all of my plug ins and themes are ok’ed on this “dot release” from our friends at WordPress. Income this week has [...]

This morning while attempting to clean up the 90 still broken links on Canadian Personal Finance, I ended up having an interesting epipheny. In my early days I took pictures from all over the web to help push forward my points (not realizing that many times sites move pictures, or turn off access to them). [...]