How do you write yours?
Every day I write hundreds if not thousands of words. Some in e-mails, some on social networks, most in articles and many in blog posts.
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They like me, they really like me
It’s not often I get an e-mail that gives me a real buzz, it’s also not often people tell me they really like what I do – unless they’re spamming me and trying to get me to link to them – but they don’t count. Read more
Would you subscribe?
The headline should really read ‘Would you subscribe by e-mail?’ but I prefer to keep headlines relatively short for various asthetic reasons.
Shameless self promotion
I never said I was a proud man, in fact I’d almost go as far as to say the opposite. I’ve written more than once about how I spend hours looking at what other people say about me or my blog.
Lunchtime ‘Window Shop’ Challenge
A while ago I wrote a post called ‘ten things to do on a rainy lunchbreak‘ and one of the ideas I suggested was the Lunchtime Challenge.
Under the fold
I’ve got a few advert links on my blog – there’s good old fashioned Google adsense, there’s ShoppingAds from Text-Link-Ads and there are Google referers.
What you want from me
I’ve recently installed the WordPress.com Blog Stats plugin and it’s very good – it gives me pretty detailed stats from within my WordPress Dashboard and much more reliable stats for the blog than I get from the stats system my host provides.
Constant Capture Culture
I carry a camera with me everywhere I go – either in the form of a Nikon D40 thats kept in my bag or, if I haven’t got my bag, the camera attached to my mobile phone.
Notable comment
From the Times story on the baptism of a mulsim in Rome.
I’ll let you in to a little secret – I prefer to read comments and the responses to comments on news articles than the articles themselves most of the time.
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