Blogging For Money

People always have a tendency to make more money in a very fast way. Online business is always a better way to make money more easily and comfortably. Below given are some points which give some business ideas on how to make money.

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I have no idea why the most unfortunate fifty-eight decided to stop by this blog, but since he is following it he might want to see how he has been exposed for the lying, conniving schemer he really is. Old man, you are not welcomed on any web property belonging to me and I prefer to never see your face or hear of you ever again for the rest of my natural life.

Go fuck yourself, fuck your fat ugly wife and fuck your party UMNO.

I am not sure how the Prime Minister’s Office got my e-mail, but I received the above e-mail, signed by Najib Razak, in my inbox two days ago. Apart from the fact that there is no reason to send me a greeting card on the occasion of Chinese New Year, I have never sanctioned or consented that my e-mail address receive any form of bulk messaging from his website. This is nothing more than a blatant attempt at spam and really, the person who decided to mass-spam this to my account should be ashamed of himself.

Which brings to the next question: If the Prime Minister was able to get my unsolicited email address, what other information was he able to obtain without my consent?

Mark Zuckerberg meets the actor who plays the version of himself in The Social Network, Jesse Eisenberg. Both appeared on Saturday Night Live (SNL).

I never thought this day would come, but it has. Google has officially announced their setting up of an office in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. According to reports, Google will also tailor current products such as Google Maps, Google News and Google Translate for local markets.

Google Southeast Asia chief Julian Persaud said Malaysia has one of the “highest percentages of usage of Google’s Web browser, Chrome, in Asia Pacific” together with 17 million Internet users from a population of 27 million.

“The online environment in Malaysia is growing rapidly, with significant developments in both broadband Internet access and e-commerce activities,” he told reporters.

“We are pleased to establish our newest operations in Kuala Lumpur, where we can draw from the highest quality local talent to further help users find the information they’re looking for,” he added.

Is this a sign that Google AdSense will eventually have Bahasa Melayu language support? I sure hope it does. It will empower a significant number of blogs in Malaysia, most of which are by bloggers writing in Bahasa Melayu and a fast-growing niche. I am sure a lot of Malaysians are eagerly waiting for the day to arrive.

Hat-tip: Amanz

After a long period of nine months, Google PageRank (PR) finally updated today! I am quite pleased with the results of this update. In fact this blog of mine achieved a PageRank of 4, which is not too bad considering how little time I spent on the blog. PageRank is important as it is among the 200 signals that are been taking into consideration while displaying SERPs in the Google search engine.

Google PageRank is an indicator on the Google Toolbar which shows how “authoritative” a website is in Google’s view. Since a major update for the Google PR indicator takes place for only a few times a year, it is of no surprise why webmasters wait anxiously for every round of PR update. Last year, the most recent Google PageRank update took place in April 2010. Since then, there were minor Google PR updates but no real major update, which is very unlike the usual case.

I didn’t see it coming but when it hit me, I realised that I absolutely love the new redesign of Namcheap.com. In fact, the redesign is quite long overdue….they should have done this way earlier.

Here is the web design of Namecheap, prior to 2011.

This is the new redesign, conforming with current web design standards and Web 2.0 trends.

Despite the release of fresh air, I don’t understand why some people are complaining about it. Its quite beyond my ken to understand why anyone would dislike the new redesign and prefer the old, drab look.