2009 May | Blogging Elements

How To Be a Courageous — Almost Insane — Blogger?

Posted on15. May, 2009 by Ashwin.

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Most of us have had experience working in the corporate sector where we have been asked(or demanded?) to be nice, polite and such. You are conditioned not to be a rebel; never to ask questions and just do as you are told. Well, for some, this conditioning would have started much before they even hit [...]

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How To Make Your Blog Pro Web 2.0

Posted on13. May, 2009 by Ashwin.

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Social bookmarking and social networking is the rage and as I write that, it already feels so much cliched. Who needs the Search engines when ‘The Tipping Point” can be reached by the stupendous power of the social bookmarking sites and social networking sites. I dug the trenches and saw that some things work while [...]

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How Can Half-attempts Make You a Fully Professional Blogger?

Posted on11. May, 2009 by Ashwin.

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Often, people online keep searching for the holy grail. The fervent, feverish and rapid search for answers to some really boiling needs like the ability to make some quick money, raise your standard of living, achieve means to fuel your dreams — which can be one too many – might all be great reasons for [...]

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Hey Mr.Lazy Bones, Enter Here To Get Ripped Apart.

Posted on08. May, 2009 by Ashwin.

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Disclaimer: I leave you to match what I am going to rant about here to the subject of blogging. Don’t ask me again why I wrote what I wrote and what this is doing on a blogging blog. I found the match, so I blogged I’ve had enough and I will rant to your benefit. [...]

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Why Bloggers Make For Awesome Affiliate Marketers

Posted on06. May, 2009 by Ashwin.

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Affiliate marketing, I am sure you know, is nothing but the entire process of preparing to sell other people’s products. However, not many people get it right simply because most people either don’t have the motivation to get started and even if they do, they don’t really know how to do it. Assuming someone did [...]