Photographing London Photoblogging our life from London!

Cool… you might be pleasantly surprised. Anyhow one tip is… don’t click on your own ads… you probably have heard that before, but Google watches for click fraud. So… welcome to the fun and keep writing the good content as you do… it’s not about the ads ultimately!

Posted by Webomatica on 16 December 2006 @ 9pm

Yeah, I know perfectly about the rules :)
Thanks very much for the compliment about the contents :)
As I told you, the key is not blogging for money, the key is going on with my ideas, writing my personal experience and whatever go through my brain!
I’m driven by ideals and thoughts, not money (even if I don’t dislike :P )

Posted by Carlo on 16 December 2006 @ 9pm

Ultimately, it won’t do you any harm! Though, it doesn’t pay enough to give up the day job, at least it’s *something* for your efforts.

Posted by Ian Delaney on 17 December 2006 @ 12am

Hi Ian!
I have never thought to pay anything with some banners on this blog. One of the issues that I kept into consideration while deciding if set it up or not was the main target of the blog. Personally I don’t read the ads in the web pages, but there are people I know that are able to skip the real contents because of some “interesting” ads. My opinion is: I prefer to fly low with my money, but give this blog’s visitor mainly content than other…

Well… meanwhile I’m still trying hard to improve my English, filing the constant mistakes (like the “s” that I put where they shouldn’t go and that I forgot in other places) and enriching my dictionary! :P

Am I doing a decent job on myself?

Cheers

Posted by Carlo on 17 December 2006 @ 1am

This is a tall idea, Carlo…

E’ veramente un’ottima idea. Soprattutto perchè, alla base, c’è un fine da raggiungere:

those ads will help me fixing the hard drive or buying some more ram… or finding a good hosting service: my dream is a virtual machine running Ubuntu, where I can play with all my stuff without “tech support”

Tempo fa, mi venne la fissa per una stampante laser. Voleo comprarla, ma non volevo farla pesare sul bilancio familiare. Vendetti, su ebay, un pezzo della mia collezione di fumetti e, con il ricavato, comprai la stampante… tra le tante cose superflue che ho comprato, quella stampante ha sempre un posto particolare nel mio cuore…

…meanwhile I’m still trying hard to improve my English

Now I realise why I shouldn’t continue to write comments in italian. I’m a bit out of practice with my english: practice makes perfect…

Posted by Biagio on 17 December 2006 @ 8am