UPDATE: Sorry these eBooks are not available anymore
Did some spring cleaning on my PC and found a bunch of e-books that I have downloaded over the years. Most of them are on the topic of blogging, like how to get more traffic so on and so forth. Since I have read and re-read all those books, I started deleting them and when I delete something that I feel is of no more use, I always us the shift-delete which sends those e-books to kingdom come and never to be seen ever again.
Then a thought struck me. Why waste all this good information which might be of some value to others? But by that time, I have already totally removed every thing and what was left was my latest folder for e-books that I downloaded beginning at the end of last year till this year. There are still 5 books intact and I would like to give them away altogether in one zip file.
One of particular interest is the Black Book which teaches you how to get traffic to your site. It is very detailed with lots of valuable links and video tutorials included. I don’t actually remember where I got that book from, but I am sure it was a free download so maybe some of you guys might also have it.
The others are on link building, niche site building and one about transferring domains which I found and downloaded when I started buying pre-owned domains a while back. So all five e-books compressed into one convenient zipped file for your free download when you are subscribed to Blog Gigs.
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Wow, four of those five ebooks have copyright statements on them that you aren’t supposed to re-distribute them. And why did you choose the rar format?
Micheal
Yea, I know, just thought it would be a big waste if I just deleted them. Anyway, I’m not making a profit or anything so if the author really minds about me getting them e-books free and them giving it to my subscribers for free again, I ‘ll take them down and delete it right away.
about the .rar format. There is no “why” I simply find winrar more user friendly than winzip because with winrar, I can open both zip and rar files.