Earn High by Playing it Clean

Friends,

Please enjoy my new article:

Earn High by Playing it Clean
Google AdSense tips and tricks that aren't what you expect
http://www.goingware.com/tips/playing-it-clean.html

It's about how I'm able to earn half my income from advertising
published on a legitimate, well-designed, popup-free content site, by
working hard to write articles that are genuinely meant to be
informative and helpful - a couple of them took a month to write. I've
never used any Black Hat search engine optimization techniques such as
link farms.

My new article has a Creative Commons license. Read the license terms
carefully to understand what that means.

Note that there are no ads on this particular page, nor will there ever
be. That would be wrong. Most of the AdSense "tips" pages I've ever
come across have little real content, and were just put there so
clueless and desperate webmasters would click the ads. What kind of ads
you ask? Ads for AdSense tips of course!

AdSense has saved me from certain poverty due to a disability. I'm able
to make quite a bit of money as a software consultant when I'm healthy,
but I wasn't for most of last year.

I'm determined to earn ALL my income from my website by the end of the
year, and I'm beginning to see how that could really happen. To try to
hurry that up a little, I have taken the whole last week off to write
content for my site, and I'm easily able to see what a difference that
makes.

Ever Faithful,

Michael D. Crawford
crawford@goingware.com

Read "GoingWare's Bag of Programming Tips" at:
http://www.goingware.com/tips/

Viper wrote:
> Look for your reply to be posted to NANAE soon

Cart00ny confirmed and WHOIS info seems to be incorrect.

You should fix your domains info. If someone goes to say
http://wdprs.internic.net/ and reports you ICANN will give you 15 days to
fix or they will take the domain. And I can guarantee that since it was
posted to NANAE its prob been donr by now. You even admitted in another post
here in AWW that you are in Canada and no longer in Kingston, WA USA.

If its reported Seagull Networks will get the email from ICANN not you
seeing as they are listed as the admin, tech, ect... Do you trust Seagull
Networks to forward the info on to you? I wouldnt.

GreyWyvern wrote:
> This game of "my mental disorder is better than yours" is really
> depreciating the credibility of you both.

I stand by my word. I have always delivered excellent work to my
software consulting clients. I have code-fu!

Michael D. Crawford
crawford@goingware.com

Read "Self Employment: Even on a Good Day Things are Hard" at
http://www.goingware.com/tips/self-employment.html

> This game of "my mental disorder is better than yours" is really
> depreciating the credibility of you both.
>
> Grey

Heh, you have to be able to see the lighter side of whatever mental illness
you may have. Oh thats right, we are meant to keep it as a deep dark secret
and be deeply shamed of mental illness - is that it?

Stuff that. It's those denialists who take it deadly serious who end up in
clocktowers with high powered rifles. Whatever bad thing happens - the best
way to deal with it is to seek out whatever humour value you can from it.

On Sun, 08 May 2005 2153 -0400, Steve Sobol <sjsobol@JustThe.net>
wrote:

> Michael D. Crawford wrote:
>
>> Friends,
>> viper@venomx.com has libeled
>
> *sigh*
>
> Libel is spoken. Slander is written. No one ever remembers the
> difference.

"Strike that... reverse it." - Willy Wonka

Grey

Viper wrote:

> Would be weird if two of them lived in the same state.

There are two Scott Bryce's living in Salt Lake City, and in the USA
Bryce is not a common last name.

Two Michael D Crawford's in one state would not be weird.

Scott Bryce wrote:
> Viper wrote:
>
>> Would be weird if two of them lived in the same state.
>
> There are two Scott Bryce's living in Salt Lake City, and in the USA
> Bryce is not a common last name.
>
> Two Michael D Crawford's in one state would not be weird.

Do you live near the Salt Lake City Public Library's?