Malaysian Bloggers Earn Up to $1 Million MYR Annually?
Fellow Malaysian bloggers are earning up to RM1 million annually and their revenue are taxable income.
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Get Creative with your Blog for Increased Reader Interaction
If you’re struggling to latch onto an idea for a post or are just looking for something to save for a rainy day, check out the following tips for maintaining creativity on your blog.
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How to Make Your Blog Mobile-Friendly in 5 Minutes using MobStac
MobStac B! is a free service to turn your blog into a mobile-friendly site. It takes your blog’s feed URL and convert it to a mobile site which is compatible to almost ANY mobile devices.
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OMG! I Love Spam Comments!
I cannot believe that I am saying this, “Yes, I love spam comments!”. Reading the spam comments make me feel good. Here are some of them.
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Ban Boring Blogs: 10 Tips To Make Your Blog Bookmark-Worthy
check out these tips to keep your boring blog from putting visitors to sleep.
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21-Year-Old Malaysian Quit Studies and Blog Full-time
Edward wrote an email to thank me because an article ” Journey to become Pro-Blogger ” I published in 2005 has inspired him to become a full-time blogger.
…Since Edward has decided to become a full-time blogger, I would suggest him to do part-time studies and get a related certificate (web development).
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Who Are the Top Malaysian Bloggers? (2009)
Adi Wong compiled a list of Top 100 Malaysian Blogs based on Alexa and Technorati rankings.
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The Most Reliable (Free) Blog Hosting
You want to host your blog for free, but which is the most reliable blog hosting?
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Write Blog Posts for Money
Someone from Singapore is looking for part time bloggers to write about Asian celebrities. Each blog post get paid for $1 USD.
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I am Quitting Blogging
It’s very true when motivators said that many people in their life quit at the tip of their success. Just think of the time we boil water. For a good 2 minutes, as the water is heating up, we barely see any changes. But on the molecular level, the H20 particles are agitating, chemical bonds are breaking and once the temperature hits 100 degrees, there’s no stopping it to boil.