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I have touched previously on the topic of blogging income and whether it should be categorized as active or passive. I’ve done somewhat of a case study of this phenomenon over the past couple of weeks when I haven’t been posting any new content because I was quite ill.
Traffic has held quite steady at around [...]

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During the Black Friday madness and the increased traffic to this blog because of posts listing specific consumer product model information, I noticed a dramatic increase in earnings from Kontera. I am inclined to believe that the increased CTR and EPC is due to the Kontera links for the various holiday products that everyone is [...]

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Google Number One Rankings

This blog has seen a huge surge in traffic the last couple of days, due in part to being listed number one in Google for the following search terms:

Dell I1501P-H003W
LEXMARK X3430
hp deskjet f2110

The Lexmark term is really doing well for traffic as I am number one for many variations of that term as well. I [...]

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The PR10 Elite

There are currently 13 websites that possess the illustrious PageRank level of 10.
Five - .com
Five - .gov
Two - .edu
One - .org
The List: 
Google.com
Whitehouse.gov
W3.org
Adobe.com
Web.MIT.edu
Energy.gov
NSF.gov
Real.com
FirstGov.gov
Partners.Adobe.com
Macromedia.com
USA.gov
MIT.edu
Technorati Tags: google, pagerank, perfect, edu, com, gov, org, shaun carter, pr10

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The more information the government has, the less privacy we enjoy as a nation. There is a valid argument for limited privacy in certain situations to ensure national security, but one has to wonder what would happen if the government were to begin agreements with tech outfits like Google and Microsoft who have an enormous [...]

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A very interesting tool to use for monitoring all of the backlinks coming into your website or blog is Backlink Watch. The great thing about Backlink Watch is that it not only shows you where your links are coming from but also displays each site’s PageRank as well as whether the link is do-follow or [...]

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There has been a significant amount of chatter on the Internet about the recent Google PageRank update and I have been voraciously reading as many posts and theories about it as possible. Everyone seems to have their own opinion about what Google is doing and why, but nobody can argue that the effect was quite [...]

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Stocks took a beating today as fears of recession flooded the markets. This has been one of the worst weeks for the market in a couple of months and is being fueled by the continued subprime credit mess and the continued new record setting prices of crude oil, recently flirting with $90/barrel.
The irony of the [...]

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As you know I’ve mentioned purchasing shares of Google a couple months ago at $500 per share and since then the stock has begun a tremendous upward move, blowing past $600. It is very interesting to note that Google now has a market value higher than that of Wal-Mart - a true testament of the [...]

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Google has been on a run since early September and it has moved swiftly from 520/share to 590 today. Intraday action looked like it would push the stock to the 600 level, but began falling after breaking 596. The price of the shares I purchased back in late August was $500 so they are up [...]

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