Compelling Evidence is the second Steve Martini book I’ve read – the first one was The Judge. I have this tendency of reading two random books of an author before deciding whether I’ll read his entire collection or not. In Martini’s case, I’ll be reading more. Continue Reading
If you’re wondering how to create a contact form, then you should definitely take a look at FormStack, formerly known as FormSpring.com. I’ve now been using formstack for about 5 months, and I really like it.
Formstack.com is a web-based application that lets you create simple and complex forms online that you can then use on your websites. Continue Reading
I’m a huge hockey fan, so best believe come this time of year, I’m spending a lot of time in front the 46″ flat screen watching the Stanley Cup playoffs. I entered a couple of hockey pools this year, so it’s that more exciting.
A little disappointed though, since the Habs (Montreal Canadians) got crushed by Boston. I was at the fourth game, and it was a pretty sad sight…
I can’t root for the Bruins, it’s in my blood, so my picks for the second round are the Canes, the Caps (even though Malkin is my favorite player right now), the Red Wings and the Canucks.
I was away for most of this past week, which is my excuse for the lack of posts. Now this is probably a little off topic (although the blog is still too young and bare to really have a topic), but while I was gone, I received the free gift that I won on AnyLuckyDay.com. Continue Reading
If you want to master Poker SEO, I strongly suggest you read Randy Ray’s Poker SEO blog. Randy Ray is a veteran successful poker affiliate. Continue Reading
Pay your taxes – if you don’t, trust me, they’ll get you.
Tax time is a pain for me. I made a decision some years ago to handle my own affairs. Every year, I fill and file my own tax returns. My personal income tax return isn’t too much trouble. I buy the same software every year, fill out my return in about 30 minutes, then spend another half an hour or an hour double checking that I didn’t miss any deductions and such. I review the government’s Revenue websites for instance, to see if there are any changes that may apply to me – they are always scarce. Continue Reading
I’m working full time, so I haven’t been putting a lot of time running my online businesses.
While I’m enjoying my internship, I really miss the whole “running and relying on your own business all the time.” No matter how hard I work in that 9 to 5 gig, no matter how much effort or how many extra hours I put in, the pay slip is still the same. Continue Reading
If you’re building your first website, you’re maybe lost! However, building a simple website should be just that, simple. In this 3 part blog posts series, I’ll guide the novice out there in building a great first site. There’s no reason why your first website shouldn’t be a success. Whether it’s the first or hundred times, there are fundamental steps in building a great website.
I’ve broken down the creation of a new website into the simplest possible parts: Continue Reading