Latest News
- Tristram Returns Booyeh!
- ScribeFire Is A Winner
- Flash Is Now Indexable
- Internet Marketing Consulting 101
- Firefox Me
- Return This, Biotch
- Ebay Partner Network Robots
- Memorial Day Weekend Break
- Outsource Your Marketing - Focus On Content
- Great Boredom Reliever
ad ads adsense advertise advertising affiliate Apple blog Blogging blogrush bungie code contest fun funny Games gaming generation google halo Halo3 Internet Iphone itouch linkage links maps market Marketing Marketing Tools Money multiplayer myspace News online promotion seventies social tips traffic web website widget worth wtf
Categories
- Apple
- Blogging
- Business
- Gadgets
- Games
- General
- Halo3
- Internet
- Iphone
- Marketing
- Money
- Movies
- Photography
- Random Fun
- traffic
- Weekly Linkage
- WTF Fun
Monthly Archives
Tristram Returns Booyeh!
Posted by admin
Its official - I will have zero time left once the newly announced Diablo III comes out. Blizzard announced the other day that they are in the process of making the third installment of the Diablo series. I got super hooked on Diablo II, and actually make some decent money from the game from selling items to other players. Personally I doubt that Blizzard will relax its stance on selling in game items, but it would be nice to see them not completely obliterate players who do so.
Diablo 3 has no official release date, but based on the game play trailer and graphics I’ve seen over at Blizzard.com it looks to be very well on its way to final polished gold release. There are some changes to the game play it looks like, one of them being a class structure that looks really good. You can now play as the witch doctor class, I for one am definitely looking forward to that.
It looks like the game play has also been expanded to include some similar functions as World of Warcraft, the world map looks like a direct port from WoW - not that its a bad thing! The Diablo 3 world just got a lot bigger thats for sure. It will be interesting to see if Blizzard will charge a subscription fee for it though. In the past Diablo has always been free to play on Battle.net.
In any case once it comes out I will most certainly be glued to the game and will be attempting to power level and sell some items in the first few weeks to make some money like the old days.
Digg It - Stumble It - Etc It Tags: gaming
Related posts
ScribeFire Is A Winner
Posted by admin
I’ve been testing out some new blogging plug ins lately, and the ScribeFire plug in takes the cake without a doubt. The best part of it is that I don’t have to leave Firefox to blog anything, it sits right in the same window and I can edit or post stuff whenever the inspiration hits.
ScribeFire, an extension of Firefox, which allows people to copy and paste formatted text from the Web into the blog of choice, post entries, take notes, all directly through the Firefox browser. They’ve also just added a new ad management feature which I will be trying out pretty shortly I hope.
If you blog consistently and are a heavy Firefox user then I would highly suggest giving this nice little plug in a try. It certainly works for me.
Digg It - Stumble It - Etc It Tags: pluginRelated posts
Flash Is Now Indexable
Posted by admin
In interweb news, the holy grail just arrived for SEO fanatics. Yes you read the title correctly, flash pages are now indexable by Google. This means that all those fun flash pages that annoyed everyone for years will start popping back up now that the search engines can index the content properly. Is this a good thing? Bad thing? I’m not sure, but I do know that I’m not ready for every page to contain flash again. I just got used to every page being a word press page!
If you want to read the Official Google posting on this story its located here.
Digg It - Stumble It - Etc It Tags: googleRelated posts
Internet Marketing Consulting 101
Posted by admin
Posted 7/1/08
Sometimes its good to see what other people are doing in your field. This will allow you to get a wider view of your particular niche. In doing so you open yourself up to new ideas and ways of thinking that you may not have considered before, and in turn make yourself some more money for your efforts. I’m always on the look out in the niche of internet marketing consulting as this particular niche has a lot of interest for me, as well as being 80% of what I do in any given day. Staying on top of new ideas and trends in this niche is paramount to a successful day at the office.
Internet Marketing Consultant Danny DeMichele has been around for what seems like an eternity in the business and has a great site that explains what he’s done lately. This is a great source for Internet Marketing Consultant Services if you’re looking for any - or just a good source of ideas.
Now I’m not saying to rip off any of his ideas verbatim, but you can certainly take his lead and apply the same theories to your own sites. How do you think all the big gurus got there starts? They take what works and use those principles, then adapt and modify them to their own particular brand of product or style.
One article that I would highly suggest you read is “The Recession’s Impact on the Internet Economy” - it makes some very good points and I for one took away some great ideas from it. Anyway go check it out, and decide for yourself.
Disclosure Policy
Related posts
Firefox Me
Posted by admin
Just a quick post today about the new Firefox that got released this week. I’ve been a long time user of Mozilla’s Firefox browser and as such have been through the ups and downs of the browser, but I’ve got to say the new Firefox is a great step forward for Mozilla. They’ve worked out a lot of the bugs that annoyed the crap out of me in Firefox 2.0.
For one they’ve managed to get rid of the enormous memory leak situation that would result after having the browser running for an extended period of time with a lot of tabs open. I can’t tell you how annoying it was to leave the browser running for a bit and come back to a slogging PC with almost no ram left on a four gig machine!
Some other things have been sped up as well, such as the interface and streamlined tab launches. They do have some annoying new features though that I promptly turned off. One of them was the url history bar thing - I’m not sure who’s bright idea that was, but seriously was that really needed? I think not.
Overall I’ve got to give the new browser a huge thumbs up for stability, ease of use, and down right superiority over most all other browsers, with the exception of maybe the new Opera release. Firefox definitely stands out in a crowd of losers. Go get your copy of it today.
Digg It - Stumble It - Etc It Tags: Internet