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my internship at the ER is finishing. Im going to do the last shift this afternoon. So at 23h45 Greenwich time i will be offically free!!!! I will have about 6 days free to rest and dedicate myself to blogging and other stuff.Then i will initiate another internship doing community health for another 8 weeks. But i will have time to continue blogging regularly. So i hope…

So i expect to resume daily blogging the following days.   Expect a few surprises starting tomorrow.

First of all i would like to apologize to all to my top commentators of August for not giving the rightful link love they deserve. I was unable to access the blog in these past days, and the table has been reset for the new month so i am unable to retrieve the stats…

Let’s start with the Top 100 update:

We’ve just had the first blog to reach the 1000 rss subscriber limit.

The top 10 for the month of August are:

1. Wordpress Theme Designer
2. Dat Money
3. The Net Fool

All bloggers in their everyday blogging activity, which involves reading, commenting in other blogs, researching for new material, will eventually write a new post.

Now, a common mistake that i see a lot of times, in my opinion, is that some bloggers tend to write big articles. When i say big, i mean 1000+ words articles. I don’t know about you, but im not very fond of big articles. I mean, i get tired reading all that stuff, specially if the blogger does not know how to captivate the readers.

Paid Reviews are one of the main sources of income for many many bloggers, including my self. It’s easy, somewhat fast and a noob can start making money with little effort.

The process of receiving money to review a site or a product can lift some impartiality issues. We can think that if someone was paid to write about something will tend to do it in a positive tone, even if they don’t know squat about it. It is really easy to write a 50 or 100 hundred word review after looking at the site for a couple of minutes. But those kind of reviews only request some buzz and some links. And the advertiser does not care if the writer spent a lot of time researching.

Wow, almost 6 days without publishing anything here at the blog! I don’t like to do this but my situation demands it.

It is the final week of my internship at the health centre and a project that i am doing for the internship is taking longer than i expected, although i am at the final steps of it, but still i need a couple more days to have it at the necessary stage.

Sadly this is making me fall behind on some jobs i have pending such as new bans stores, mini sites and reviews…. :\

have been thinking on doing some interviews for quite some time, but the lack of time delayed them a bit until this week. I have decided to start with one of my favourite bloggers, Jim from thenetfool.com blog, and for my joy he accepted it.

For those who don’t know Jim, he is a 18 year old finance student at Penn State University and he is the owner of thenetfool.com, a blog that shows you ways to make money online.

The Net Fool – Jim Regan Interview

First let me thank you Jim, for accepting this little interview.

I have found this site (don’t remember where sorry!) 2 days ago, and i have found it very interesting.

What this site does is simulate the human vision.

Confused? Don’t be. It’s actually very simple.

They have a program that analyses an image sent by you, or a website. After the analysing is complete, it will show a heat map that tries to simulate how the human eye will look at your image or website!

Here is the heat map for this blog:

Well, i was giving away 3000 entrecard credits, but for some reason, i only got one application! The deadline has passed, i even extended the the deadline but no more applications were made. I blame my self. I haven’t advertised the contest like i should, but, there is another thing. The prize. Maybe 3000 Entrecard credits don’t make a good prize to give. I agree with this. Maybe if i put a cash prize i would have the success has the first contest i ran here.

Last week, during my scarce free time i decided to search for a wordpress plugin that could manage my ad sales on this blog in an almost automated way. I found a couple of them but none gave me exactly what i wanted.

So, i decided to invest some money to buy a tool for the first time to use on this blog. I decided to buy OIOpublisher. I knew this wordpress plugin for some time now and read good reviews about it. So it seemed the right choice for me.

I decided to check google analytics stats for this blog and decided that it was time to give credit to some blogs that are driving traffic to my.

So here are some interesting articles from the blogs that kindly are bringing traffic to my blog :

Vikinblogger recently joined Payperpost and he is having some mixed thoughts about PPP, see for your self what he has to tell.

is giving me some good traffic, but unfortunately i can’t read what they have to say because it is in a language i can’t read, Norwegian