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Comment on Joel Comm Is Selling Keywords Now? What a Scam! by steve

steve — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 05:27:43 +0000

hi,

hmm the adsense templates i have them and have never done a thing with them.
i doubt that even if i had there would have never been much money made.

i have adsense on my sites and hardly ever made money worth mentioning.
all these guru’s make money with there large list selling their own sh*t and other peoples sh*t.

i have unsubscribed from so many marketers lists now.

steve

Comment on Red Bull Air Race Perth by Colin Wee

Colin Wee — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 01:03:34 +0000

I wonder how much fuel is burnt during the race. Is it worth it? Maybe they should change the format of it … all fly once and together and land on the South Perth foreshore? Colin

Comment on Joel Comm Is Selling Keywords Now? What a Scam! by Senser

Senser — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 21:02:38 +0000

Everytime I received a newsletter from him, there must be something for me to BUY, nonstop .

Okay I subscribed just to find out how nonsense it’s.

=VERY Nonsense.

Comment on Joel Comm Is Selling Keywords Now? What a Scam! by Eran

Eran — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 02:39:05 +0000

@Sam, be that as it may, does it make it right?

My post wasn’t about whether he made money or not (obviously he did), but whether it was a product that offered true lasting value to buyers, which I don’t believe it was.

Eran

Comment on Joel Comm Is Selling Keywords Now? What a Scam! by Sam

Sam — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 21:36:11 +0000

Hmmm… Well it looks like he can laugh all the way to the bank.

Comment on Google Adsense Question & Answer by Missy

Missy — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 19:16:46 +0000

Hi—Eran:

I have another question similar to the one posed at Warrior.

I run a vegetarian blog (Groovy Vegetarian.com) and i noticed on a post i wrote on “veg myspace layouts” that it got alot of traffic, so i decided to round some up and dedicate a page solely for this. I registered a domain and it is re-directed it to this page.

Should i create a seperate site for it? or leave it on my blog as a page?

P.S. I found you through Performancing.

Comment on Red Bull Air Race Perth by Jenny

Jenny — Fri, 07 Dec 2007 01:41:05 +0000

You neglected to say HOW she hurt her shoulder………lol

Comment on Amazon Takes The Next Step With Kindle by Jenny

Jenny — Fri, 07 Dec 2007 01:34:36 +0000

Sounds Great for someone like my mum who has outread the local library.
Just hope she could afford the downloads with the amount she reads.

Can the print screen be adjusted for old eyes to be able to read?

Comment on Amazon Takes The Next Step With Kindle by Eran

Eran — Fri, 23 Nov 2007 18:31:29 +0000

@Scott,

I agree that Apple didn’t “invent” the genre – just was first with something cool, popular & reasonably priced. As in all marketing successes, sometimes the key is being first to market…

Re: buying a kindle – it’s not for everybody. I’d be the first to agree with that, but as is the case with cool tech stuff, there ARE lots of people who will buy this or something similar.

If “just” 1 in 10 people WOULD buy (in time), Amazon will have a KILLER success on their hands. It’s just a matter of time really – it may take a few years to build up momentum, but I still think it (or a future derivative of it) will become the ipod of ebooks.

@Simone,

Yeh, the environmental impact that a product like this could have will be significant, over time. While I don’t see paper books disappearing anytime soon, it could definitely have an impact on newspapers & magazines in particular.

Once the big media firms start offering it as an option (think major newspaper publisher, for example), it will really have an impact there.

@Lex,

From what I read, the screen quality IS good. And yes, obviously publishers will have to start reformatting their content to fit the screen dimensions, but as you (and I) know, that really is very easy, since all print layout is done on computers these days anyway.

Comment on Amazon Takes The Next Step With Kindle by Scott Campbell

Scott Campbell — Fri, 23 Nov 2007 09:42:14 +0000

i dont think i could say this is the next ipod. at the time the mp3 player industry was just starting to pick up. apple just released the first good one and mass produced it so it was cheap. i would consider buy any other mp3 player if it was as good/cheap. also its not like apple took a gamble, people have been listening to music on the go all the time. walkman?

i guess you could say the same about books, but it just doesnt feel right to me to read an ebook on the train.

i dont see myself buying a kindle, i dont feel the need to read e-books on the go. although if you did read ebooks this would be perfect for you.

what about that microsoft giant touch screen product? has anyone seen any of those?