One Mention and Boom (again)
Tweet As I have said previously sometimes the biggest readership bumps come when you are mentioned by the Main Stream Media or by someone from the Main Stream Media, and this week we have yet another powerful example of what this can do for a smaller site like THE Canadian Personal Finance Site. My post [...]
End of Year on the Web
Tweet As 2012 is coming to a close I figured I’d write a post on this year in blogging and the changes for my Financial Website THE Canadian Personal Finance Site (this is mostly for me to remember next year). The year started pretty quietly, with a nice bit of income from Text Link Ads [...]
The Greatest Turkey Story Ever Told
Tweet Very off topic for a this blog, very on topic for Christmas. The Greatest Turkey Story Ever Told by Walter McInnis, excerpted from Thong-baked Cookies, all rights reserved to Walter McInnis, book is available from the author, contact me and he’ll sell you a copy, this is not the funniest story in the book [...]
Think about Titles
Tweet Yes indeed, I shot myself in the foot a little with a Not Well Thought Title on one of my posts (a little too controversial so I have been banned by them). Was it foolish on my part? I will put it down to being a lesson learned on my part, because I think [...]
Does Controversy Really Sell?
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Tweet This was a major discussion point for the NCFBA a few weeks back and it also came up in the past week which all started with a Guest Post on THE Canadian Personal Finance Site. The Guest Post was from a client who was looking to post something that would lead more folks to [...]
I Still Blame the Refs
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Tweet So a while ago I wrote a post on THE Canadian Personal Finance Blog about how everyone looks for scapegoats in their lives, and in specific I have seen many parents blame officials for game results, so I entitled the post I Blame the Refs. The post itself didn’t really spark too much rhetoric, [...]
