What have I been up to? It's been a long time since I posted in this blog so I figured I was do a quick update.

Since my last post, I released my latest information product called Twitter Unwrapped. I interviewed 6 Twitter power users on how they use Twitter to boost their business/branding. It was a lot of fun putting that product together. I love interviewing folks about their business tips, tricks, strategies, etc.

I'm now working on my new info product called Niche Stores Unleashed...

Hey my name is Pat. I am an artist from Atlanta. I am a newbie to Search Marketing - yea I know a little but I am trying to learn about posting to blogs and link exchanges --- and the whole link business. Well and anything I can about on-page SEO too.

My site are:

Obama Cartoons (my new political cartooning site I just put up obamacartoons.net)

Atlanta Web Design (patokelley.com)

Dog Gifts and Accessories (new too doggiegifts.org)
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I just posted my first WSO! I'm pretty stoked. My only complaint from the title is that it doesn't indicate HOW MUCH content auction2post actually creates on a site. People are so used to the RSS feed type plugins that they might just think it's another.

Compared to the other "autoblogging" solutions out there - a2p actually has permission to get the content vs. just scraping a site. Keep that in mind! lol.

Almost everyone has a computer and most have Internet access. This provides an opportunity for you to do computer working at home jobs. Here are five ideas on how you can stay home and make money working on your computer.

1. Type at home doing data entry or taking paid surveys. There are companies who will pay you to do data entry or take surveys for them.

You can also promote products of your own and type placing classified ads in free classified ad directories....

Recession Mediocrity & Despair Vs Opportunity Innovation and Excellence.
Aston DB4

For twenty years my father worked for someone else. When he wasn’t working I learned, he built an Aston Martin DB4 under candlelight in a shed with no power. The story was amazing and despite a few embellishments I’m sure it was true.
Back in the sixties Dad was working in the sports and leisure...