Finally got a chance to take a good look at the Frugal Theme. For those who have not heard of it, the Frugal Theme is another premium Wordpress Theme that sells for $87 Single User and $167 for developers. Single user will naturally mean you can only use the Theme in one site, Developers means you can use it for unlimited sites. Both these versions comes with full lifetime upgrades and full access to the Frugal Forum and video tutorials.
Imitation is the highest form of flattery, so say some wise guys. It is because a product is good that it becomes a target for imitators. It is also because a blogger is good or at least make themselves appear to be good that they become imitation targets. I imitate too and so should you, but when you imitate, imitate wisely, not blindly.
First, imagine a library. Inside this library, there are thousands of books on different categories, topics and titles. The librarian is one lazy fellow. Other than giving the library a attractive coat of paint, he just loaded the library with all the books he can afford. Of course he stacked the books neatly on shelves but he did not arrange al the books according to their categories and topics. He did not bother even arrange them in alphabetical order. Thus, when someone walks into the library, they have a hard time looking for what they want.
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Many bloggers suffers a dilemma when they want to start promoting or sell a product in the initial stages. Due to the constant bombarding of advise from blog gurus telling them to keep good blogging ethics, build up trust among their readers, have high quality contents, so on and so forth, many feels terrible having to write something that they feel will make their readers lose their trustworthiness that they have built up for themselves.
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I must have been unconsciously living under the rock for it’s only today that I first heard of the thriller movie, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. As written by the author this post,
I have a blog. It is less than a year old, has 8 post in it and it has not been updated for nearly 9 to 10 months. The blog has no regular readers, no subscribers, minimum incoming links, has a Page rank of 1 and absolutely no comments. Traffic to the blog is about 10 uniques per day all by courtesy of Google. It took about 3 weeks for this blog to register it’s first hit from Google.
I still give an option for email feeds subscription because some still prefers that but I am not encouraging it anymore with free downloads and stuffs.
There was time when email feeds were very much encouraged because every subscription you get, the numbers will consistently show up in your stats. In the case of RSS feeds, your figures will fluctuate, sometimes to the tune of hundreds. It is said to be due to your subscribers not logging in that day so their feeds do not register. So the norm was and still is among many blogs, to lure would be subscribers to subscribe with their emails rather than their feed readers. That was the reason back then and there was no other ulterior motives, like plans to spam you with their sale pitches.
A normal business card, no matter how well you design it, has it’s limits. Everything considered, it is just a card the size of around 4 inches by 2 inches and you can only insert that much information into that tiny piece of paper. Nevertheless, the business card remains the singular most important piece of document that any businessman worth their salt cannot do without.
In days of old, a business card will contain 2 pieces of the most important information. The name and the contact number or the person giving out the card. When the Internet was invented, another 2 piece of information was added and that was, the email and if the person has one, a web site URL.
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