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Twitter Virtue

It's the real marketing power of micro blogging, and it's everything you need to know about Twitter. You can read it in Twitter Virtue, it's written by me and it's completely free. Download it at TwitterVirtue.com.

Traffic Roots

I have written an ebook about all the major traffic techniques. It's called Traffic Roots and you can download it from TrafficRoots.com. By the way. It's completely free and you'll get a direct download on the website, no need to sign up.

Introducing BlogJuice

I just heard of this neat tool from Text Link Ads a few minutes ago. I tried it and it both looked cool and it worked, or at least it seems to work. I have not been studying my numbers, but I received them and it seems to be kind of easy to compare. So, what is BlogJuice all about? Well, it´s a calculator which is comparing your blog to other's based on rss subscribers, Alexa, and Technorati rank and links. If you get a high score (you have many subscribers and many people are linking to you), then you are doing a good job. I am not quite sure how I can use BlogJuice to make my blog any better. It seems that a BlogJuice of 10 is the best, a few blogs has above 9. But even though you get a score... how do you make it better? So, I know that my blog can be a lot better. I only received a BlogJuice score of 1.7, but that only means that I have to get a better ranking at Alexa, Technorati and more people subscribing to my feeds at Bloglines? And why are they only using Bloglines, not any of the other rss services? Well, I have no clue other than Bloglines being a very popular subscription service. Anyway, BlogJuice seems to be a cool service where you can compare your blog ranking to your competitors. But I am still not sure how to use it to make my blog any better.

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