Article repositories
Saw a post about using article repositories to increase traffic to your blog on An AdSense Blog: Make Easy Money with Google (an useful blog, despite being IMO poorly named).
I’ll have to try this out; if everything goes well, I may have to write a part of the “Blogging Tips” series about this…
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What can I say? The book is called “Make Easy Money with Google”, hence the blog has the same name. Actually, it’s now “An AdSense Blog: Make Easy Money with Google” to highlight the fact that it’s about AdSense things in general, not just MEMWG (the book). I appreciate you reading it, though, despite your dislike of the name!
OK, I’ll change the link text. Thanks for commenting on my lowly blog, by the way.
Yours is useful and well written, as I said, though, as I said (is there an echo?) the name reminds me too much of “MAKE MONEY FAST!!!” spam emails. But maybe it’s just me. 
Well, the publisher (Peachpit Press) actually chose the title for the book, that wasn’t my own invention. It’s much better than some of the earlier ones they proposed and I vetoed, though. The book cover, too, was their doing (nice and catchy, luckily!). Trust me, coming up with a good name that immediately appealed to non-technical people (who are the book’s audience, not techies like yourself) was hard to do. Anyhow, nice blog you’ve got, too, some good stuff here….
Thanks again for the compliment.
And I know, publishers always want to appeal to the lowest common denominator… though your blog certainly isn’t like that.