Specialization is for Insects.
Jeremy Wright of b5media covered the topic of Blog Monetization during the WordCamp 2007 Conference in San Francisco on July 21, 2007.
Jeremy has experimented with dozens of types of monetization and ads and shared some of his experience with the WordCamp community regarding what works and what doesn’t.
Once again, sorry it took so long to get this video posted, but it is now available on Viddler. As I upload it to other services I’ll update the post here with that information.
WordCamp 2007: HyperDB and High Performance WordPress
What do you do when your blog goes from a thousand pageviews a day to a million? Well, you start out by watching this video of a lecture on HyperDB and High Performance WordPress given by Barry Abrahamson and Matt Mullenweg at WordCamp 2007, in which they explain how they scale WordPress.com across hundreds...
WordCamp 2007: Podcasting with Dan Kuykendall
Dan Kuykendall provided the first lecture on Podcasting at the WordCamp 2007 conference on Saturday July 21, 2007 at the Swedish American Hall in San Francisco, CA.
Dan spoke about the theory and practice of podcasting and how to apply it directly to WordPress using his plugin PodPress.
Sorry it took me so long to get this...
Matt Cutts’ Lecture – Whitehat SEO tips for Bloggers
This is a video of the one hour long lecture given by Matt Cutts at the WordCamp 2007 conference in San Francisco, CA two weeks ago on the topic of Whitehat SEO tips for Bloggers.
For those not familiar, SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization and this lecture is all about ways to make...
This was a great video. Thanks for sharing. I’ve got a small network of blogs that I have people writing blog posts for. I haven’t yet started to fully monetize the sites yet. This gave a variety of ways to generate revenue for the network.
Thanks for posting this video. I love to watch any news related to blogs and blogging.. I don’t make any money with any of my blogs yet, I’m hoping to by the year :)
This was great to watch for those of us on the East coast. I was especially intrigued that Proctor and Gamble was going to spend $50 million this year on social media advertising. I guess the big time is near.