Twitter is one of the most prominent social networking sites and continues to be widely used by bloggers, business owners, celebrities, techies, social networkers and just about anyone who has an internet connection and an excuse to use it these days. While so many have Twitter accounts, few know how effective their Twitter activity is. [...]
To me, there’s no better browser on the planet than Firefox. Firefox gives me everything I need and lets me fully customize my browser, thanks to the countless amazing Add-ons and themes. Today, I wanted to highlight the 5 overall most shared Firefox Add-ons within the last 7 days. If you’re a Firefox user and [...]
As you’ve probably seen in the past, I occasionally enjoy playing around with the Internet Archive to compare sites of today with their previous designs of the past. Today, I decided to do a quick comparison of ESPN from 1998 to 2000. I was going to take it all the way til today, but due [...]
2010 is just around the corner and with all the “Best Of 2009″ articles I’ve read, I decided do something a bit different and highlight the Top 20 YouTube Videos of all-time, based on total number of views. As you’ll see below, the top 20 is full of music videos and clips but other home [...]
Occasionally, I like to dig into Google Analytics and keep tabs on which posts are doing the best. Today, I’ve taken the top 10 posts based on hits, then also added some social networking information to each. I haven’t been active with social networking in some time, but still utilize Facebook and Twitter. I’ve also [...]
The most viewed YouTube videos this month featured some funny skits and a crazy basketball shot and piano stairs. When I saw the top 2 viewed videos were Miley Cyrus videos, I modified this list to include videos rather than music videos. I’m not a Miley Cyrus fan and the “I Quit Twitter” rap is [...]
I use Google AdSense to help get a return on expenses of hosting the site. One thing I’m attempting to learn more about is how to best utilize keywords, search engine optimization and proper ad placement without taking away from the quality of the site. In the past, I’ve briefly experimented with Commission Junction, PepperJam [...]
It’s 1981 and newly elected President Reagan was shot in the chest outside a Washington D.C. hotel by John Hinkley Jr. Johnny Carson hosts the 53rd Academy Awards as Robert Redford’s directoral debut of Ordinary People snatches awards for Best Picture and Best Director. MTV is launched on cable television and a new band named [...]
At the beginning of each month, I like to take a look at the completed month’s statistics (utilizing Google Analytics) and analyze the positives and negatives of my content, visitors, trends, etc. In April, two new posts cracked the top 10. I was pleasantly surprised with the “Lovin the 80′s” post, which caught steam in [...]
March was a fun month! I wanted to take today’s post to continue publishing the monthly breakdown of the most popular I had several surprises in the month of March, most notably the success of 5 Free Sites to Watch Anime Online and 5 Free IP Masking Tools to Protect Your Privacy Online. 7 out [...]
It’s 1980, I’m just a rugrat at 3 years old and the 70′s is behind us. Ronald Reagan has been beat out Jimmy Carter as US President, John Lennon was shot and killed, kids are going crazy over the Rubik Cube, the Intellivision is introduced and a bunch of amazing arcade games such as Pac-Man [...]
Yesterday, I posted about the top 10 Eazy Cheezy Posts in the month of February. This entry takes a deep look into the demographics of Eazy Cheezy. Utilizing Quantcast, I was able to identify visitor demographics. Quantcast is a very cool site that concentrates on projections and categorized demographics. I currently use Quantcast in addition [...]
