Another week another load of Tweets
Monthly Archives: September 2010
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-09-19
A quiet week – loved the “We buy junk and sell antiques.” shop sign…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-09-12
Active twitter week – noticing the difference in the people who use it this week. Those who actually engage their followers and those who absolutely ignore it, except for promotional means or just possibly too many followers.
The Spinning Wheel
Distance, Velocity and Acceleration – The mechanics and formulas of motion seem to exist solely within the physical world, so let’s apply them to Internet marketing.
What on earth has this got to do with how successful you are at Internet marketing?
Well, these mechanics exist within this abstract world too. So put your differences aside and consider whether you are suffering from the worst possible fault, that you can ever suffer from, in accelerating towards your goals.
The Spinning Wheel… Continue reading
Anyone want to go for a spin?
The ethics of article spinning has been in question since it was invented. My first entry into spinning content on the web was when ArticleBot appeared, but I never really took to using it. It had some features that were useful, in making any content you created turn into plenty of original looking ones but only by changing sentences, phrases or words. As ArticleBot fell out of favour because of the stupidity of articles being plagiarised and spun and the quality of many of the results it disappeared. I did take my old ArticleBot projects and got my QKSite utility to carry on spinning them but never continued in this world to use the method.
Progress on the Make A Million In A Year Challenge
Well, I have avoided posting on this for so long I thought I should give an update. At the beginning of the year I made the decision I would stop what I was doing and focus on Internet marketing and challenge myself to making a million in a year. The progress…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-09-05
Almost made it to Dan Raine’s Intern program this week. Just goes to show – he doesn’t always make the right decisions 
We Do What We Are Told
Milgram’s 37 (we do what we are told) by Peter Gabriel from the wonderful “So” album is related to the Milgram experiment. This was a social experiment by the late Stanley Milgram that showed how many people were actually prepared to give a possibly lethal shock to another if told to do it.
Within this one line is one our biggest crimes. With this excuse we have committed the worst acts throughout history.
We do what we are told…
This beautiful song came to mind when watching something that turned me back onto my original course and not take the easy way out.