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Why I Don’t Use My iPhone Much
I have an iPhone. Only my immediate family members and closest friends know the number. I often leave my iPhone in the car when I’m out. I rarely ever use it to access my email; rarer still that I use it to access the Internet. In fact, my brothers tease me because of how little […]
Continue readingAm I Encouraging Twitter Spam?
Since my last post about getting free traffic from Twitter, I’ve gotten a couple emails from concerned readers who believe I’m encouraging Twitter spam. It’s a fair argument, so I thought I’d address it head on. Here’s the first email I received. Hi Ryan, Are these random @ messages sent to non-followers with a sales […]
Continue readingGoogle’s Big Mistake
I love Google. I really do. They’re true Internet pioneers. But lately, I’m becoming a bit disillusioned with Google. They’re becoming more difficult to work with, more heavy-handed in their application of rules, less responsive to customer feedback. Case in point: Recently Google banned my ads promoting a long-form sales letter on this blog that […]
Continue readingGmail Priority Inbox – Solving Email Clutter
Gmail recently introduced a powerful new feature called Priority Inbox. The whole goal of Priority Inbox is to help you see your urgent and important emails first — so they don’t get buried in an avalanche of less important offers, newsletters, and subscriptions. I’ve just activated Priority Inbox in my own Gmail account and I […]
Continue readingList Management, Fake Endorsements, and The Syndicate
As a list owner, I feel a certain responsibility to you, my dear reader. Therefore, it’s my goal to provide you with rich content mixed with occasional offers for products and services that may benefit you. Obviously, if I endorse somebody else’s product or service as an affiliate, then that means I’ve either purchased the […]
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