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One of the most important factors that affect the frequency of your updates is whether or not you have ideas to write down. I am sure that in the beginning of your niche blog endeavor, you will probably have an overflow of ideas. You might want to jot them down – at least the topics – so that you can organize your post flow.

The march towards profitability continues… up for review today is Twittertise. Dan Thorton of 140char.com wrote a good review of the service. My interest lies is how it might be used to indirectly monetize microblogging activities. Background Twittertise allows you to “advertise” on Twitter and track the success of branded communications with your customers.

There have been a lot of posts on the frequency of updating for blogs. The fact is that we all know that we have to have regular fresh content in our blogs. But does this apply to niche blogs as well? I would have to say that it does not change one tiny bit.

Motive Interactive an online advertising company established in 2003 in Lake Tahoe, Nevada, now based out of San Diego, California offers advertising solutions that are innovative and yet simple to use.

If you are maintaining a blog or would like to start off on the so-called “blogosphere”, one of your main concerns is knowing how to monetize your blog or making money from all your blogging efforts. There are several ways that you can do this. Thus far, the most popular way to monetize your blog is through affiliate marketing.

If you are maintaining a blog or would like to start off on the so-called “blogosphere”, one of your main concerns is knowing how to monetize your blog or making money from all your blogging efforts. There are several ways that you can do this.

How to Market Your Photos on Flickr Posted in Computers, Monetization by Joe on the October 7th, 2008 We all want to be popular, right? Maybe you just want to make a few bucks from your photos. Whatever your reason, I’ll show you some key ways to get more people to see your photos on Flickr.

I’ve been spending most of my time working on my niche sites. On one of my sites I write reviews of books that fall into a particular fictional genre. 8 weeks ago I set a goal of trying to get 100 unique visitors a day at the site. After 3 weeks I slowly crept up to the 150 mark and eventually made it to 300 uniques a day.

So you started a blog on a topic you like, you’ve added content, promoted the heck out of the blog, and are NOW wanting to generate income. photo credit: Casey Serin Maybe you waited till you had a certain number of articles, or reached a certain number of subscribers before you decided to monetize.

Although the real world and other engagements have kept me mad busy it hasn’t stopped the websites I’ve monetized thus far this is the best month I’ve had and it’s only the first week. September 2008 was my best month and I have passed that.