Thunderbird 2 is go. FAB.
Darren interviews Gina Trapani, who incidentally, notified me (via lifehacker) that Thunderbird 2 was released.
John talks about the Next Big Thing. Read it if you are thinking of developing any Web 2.0 stuff in the near future.
Burt has launched WP Blog Announcer. I developed something similar for personal use that autoposts to blogs with content from affiliate data feeds. Hmm … I’m wondering if I should package it up and sell it?
Jeck shows how to improve your neck rotation in less than 30 seconds. I tried it and I think it works. PS. Jeck, you should get a site map for your blog 
When you set up a new website, an important task to do is to do you Website Directory Submissions.
There are a few reasons for this which include:
- Getting links from sites that have Google Pagerank - so that you get some quicker
- Getting traffic from the directories to your website. If you website appears in the appropriate category, then this traffic will be targetted.
- Moving up the SERPS because of inbound links
- Link building should be part of you off page SEO campaign anyway.
I have created a page of the directories that I use for my Website Directory Submissions and will updated it as I find new ones. The page is called Website Directories.
If you know of any good Website Directories that you would like to share, then leave a comment and I will add it to the list.
Have you had a look at KeePass Password Safe? If you want to take a look at some other Portable Apps then check out Tim Fehlmans list here and here.
SEO expert Grawolf (AKA Micheal Gray) was interviewed this week. Find out what he has to say about SEO at The SEO Interviews - Part 2.
Burt has found a New Monetisation Scheme. It’s always a good idea to scope out what is successful to see if you can add it to your portfolio of Internet Real Estate.
I found Jon’s How To Speak Robots article useful. Something I’ve always meant to learn about, but never got around to. Looks like a good primer without being too geeky.
This week I wrote about How To Increase Your Websites Stickiness. Take a look at Top 10 Consulting Myths by Andréa Coutu. See her clever use of linking to important articles around her website to keep visitors interested. If you do any consulting, check out the rest of her website.
Shoemoney interviews Andy Hagans (downloadable podcast) and discusses 10 money making ideas for your website - including Affiliate Marketing and Adsense. Highly recommended. As is the rest of the Shoemoney website.
Since I’m doing a whole lot of linking here, I thought it would be apt to send one to Yaro Starak who wrote Quick Blog Traffic Tip - Link To Another Blogger. This seems to be working for me, I’ve been getting a few incoming links here … which is good.
I found Can Name Squeeze Pages Rank Well In Search Engines interesting. I have been doing some work this week to experiment with this and have had some pretty good results. Allthough this site has not been sandboxed yet, so I’m not sure how long they will be good for.
Chad has some good advice incase people are not reading your content - Use some Headlines That Work.
MyExtraStash is experimenting with a PPC alternative to Google Adwords. His Adbrite Updates are showing good signs of success.
All That Glitters Is Not Gold … Jamsi has found an IM info product that sounds like it’s a bit of a lemon.
If you live in Canada, Jon Chow shows you how to Make Your Mortgage Interest Tax Deductible.
A couple of days ago I asked Brandon Hopkins about How To Blow Your PPC Budget. Brandon is now starting what will probably turn out to be a really interesting project - The PPCIQ Affiliate Test. I’m really looking forward to seeing how this turns out.
Jon Symons tells us his philosophy of business with Got Business? If my Get Started In Internet Marketing article interested you then you should check out what Jon has to say.
Internet Wealth Master has only been live for a couple of weeks now, and I think I should be asking Does My Website Make Sense? Thanks for the tips Yaro - Do you think I should make the text larger?
And finally, Darren Rowse alerts us of Over 100 Resources For Information Publishers.