So, I’ve been committing 10-12 hours to the blog, a day! How I do it - I don’t know. It’s just been addictive lately. It’s not at all easy balancing everything in between. But it’s worth the hard work! It’s been one busy week of blog resurrection. And the weekend is on - the time I get to make my secret recipes. So, I’m just thankful it’s Friday, and to pull off some miscellaneous ramblings.

 Do you listen to music while you’re blogging?

Many bloggers use Google Adsense as their primary monetizing method. Although it works in many blogs, sometimes I feel that some blogs can earn much more money by altering their AdSense placement/color codes just a little bit. It’s a shame to see them wasting money since my philosophy states, ‘a penny not earned is a penny wasted’

I had been able to boost my AdSense earnings by following some of these tips and I believe I must share it my readers, to let you guys try ‘em out.

Have you subscribe base been constant throughout the past month? Stuck with 30 unique visitors per day and can’t seem to get it to move on? Your last 20 posts show “No Comments”, adding to the disappointment? So sick of blogging and beginning to think that pro-bloggers are all living scams? If so, this post is definitely for you.

Obviously, there’s something that you’re doing wrong or something that doesn’t seem to be working with your blog.

This is a follow-up to my post - “OneClick - Who needs FTP?“.

If you’re a wordpress user, OneClick basically is a plugin that you can use to eliminate the use of user-handled File Transfers to upload new plugins and themes. In other words, if you’re the kind of blogger that tests a dozen of plugins daily, OneClick will let you do that without even using the server File-Manager.

So after using OneClick for months, I thought of doing a followup to the already published article.

What exactly makes other bloggers stop following your blog? Depending on you niche, the actual bloggers that follow your blog can vary. In my niche, probably 90% of the people following are all bloggers. And, by ‘following‘ I mean,

• Subscribing to RSS Feed by Reader or E-mail
• Commenting on the site
• Giving the occasional drop-in
• Keep in contact with you through e-mail

What exactly do other blogger want from following you up?

Difference between a normal web surfer following your blog and another blogger following your blog is immense. Mainly because, bloggers expect certain things in return when they comment you up or follow you up.