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| Tuesday, Jul 04, 2006 |
| Necessity is the mother of invention |
| By Bill Myers |
| Tuesday, Jul 04, 2006 11:21 |
| After spending an hour tweaking a Google AdSense page I was working on, I knew I had a problem.
I wanted to create hundreds of these kinds of pages, but didn't have hundreds of hours to spend doing it.
My solution?
Write a program that creates AdSense web pages instantly.
It took me two days to write and perfect the program, but investing those two days upfront will save me hundreds of hours on the backend.
Plus, I have a new product I can share with others - my Google AdSense Page Creation tool. I have made this new program available free to members of our site.
Find it, along with examples of AdSense pages I created with it, at http://www.bmyers.com/members/1096.cfm
Enjoy! |
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| Wednesday, Jun 28, 2006 |
| Is your office out to get you? |
| By Bill Myeres |
| Wednesday, Jun 28, 2006 09:32 |
| What kind of feelings do you get when you enter your office and sit down at your desk?
Do you feel stressed? Worried? Cranky or impatient? Overwhelmed?
While these feelings could be caused by your work, they could also be caused by the way you have your office arranged.
Often, just simple changes in your office layout or decor can improve the way you feel, and that can lead to improved productivity.
Here are a few tips to making your office workspace more enjoyable:
Arrange your desk so you have a 'commanding position' in the room (where you can view most of the room, especially the entry door, while seated at your desk)
Remove all clutter from your line of sight
Arrange your computer monitor so there is not a bright window behind the monitor
Create 'ambiance' by adding plants and favorite mementos
Use a fan to create 'white noise' to mask outside noises
Find and fix the one thing that aggravates you the most in your office Just a few minor changes like these can often make all the difference in how you feel while in your workspace.
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| Thursday, May 04, 2006 |
| Taking preventative measures |
| By Bill Myers |
| Thursday, May 04, 2006 02:35 |
| The email was marked 'urgent' and included the following frantic message:
"My web site has disappeared! Can you Help?"
The site owner was losing money. His site was no longer available.
I did a little checking and quickly discovered the web site owner had let the domain name expire.
The domain name registrar had sent the required domain name renewal notices, but because the site owner had changed his email address, he never received the notices.
When the domain name expired, the web site was no longer available.
Fortunately, no one else had registered the newly expired domain name, and the site owner was able to get it back. But it doesn't always work out that way.
Lesson learned: Make sure to periodically review and update your contact info (especially your email address) at your domain name registrar. Else, you risk missing an important domain expiration notice and possibly losing your domain name. |
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