http://blogmonies.com Capitalizing on Your Creativity Mon, 10 Nov 2008 12:55:24 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Wondering what blog industry think tanks and top bloggers believe their future will be? Read on... Brad Feld Managing Director Foundry Group www.feld.com “In 2004 when Technorati started, the typical reaction to the word ‘blog’ was ‘huh - can you repeat yourself?’ Today, blogs are everywhere —even presidential candidates have blogs. The blog has ... http://blogmonies.com/2008/11/10/18-cool-quotes-on-the-future-of-blogging/ The opportunity to create your own blog with little funding or technical ability has been around for some time now. I wanted to find out why people enjoy 'their place on the Internet' and become a blogger? Firstly to get an estimate on the size of the blogosphere we turn to ... http://blogmonies.com/2008/11/08/7-reasons-bloggers-blog/ With Internet users growing and wireless devices supporting broadband internet it is time to start making your share of the online revenue pie. Let's start with the basics - 7 Sources of Online Passive Income Passive Income is where you make money from sources with which you have minimal input into. ... http://blogmonies.com/2008/10/26/7-sources-of-online-passive-income/ As the above demo shows, we will now be able to hit two birds with one stone. Logging on twice to Google's blogging cornerstones is a thing of the past. You'll now be able to find out exactly which pages generate what income at what time from what referrer. Tracking ... http://blogmonies.com/2008/10/25/analytics-and-adsense-unified/ Happy 5th Birthday to WordPress and cheers to Automattic! Thank you for providing a stable evolving flexible blogging platform for the entire world to use! (B-Day Tuesday, 27th May 2008) Check out the stats from Nielsen Online: Blogger - 34,104,000 users - up 58% from last year Wordpress - 11,440,000 users - up ... http://blogmonies.com/2008/05/27/wordpress-turns-5-with-444-percent-growth/ Nick Denton won't talk to me. I've been after him for weeks. But the man behind the wittiest, bitchiest, most irresistible weblogs going--the gossipy Gawker and Wonkette, the gadget pageant Gizmodo, and the smut aggregator Fleshbot--is shutting me out, claiming he's overexposed. He's so serious about not commenting that he's ... http://blogmonies.com/2008/05/22/blog-veterans-nick-denton-and-jason-calacanis/