So I unaccountably decided to start another blog called Dieting Tips on Posterous. It was really more for myself than anything. It's a way to keep track of things like what I can do instead of eating, and of some recipes I've hacked together. I bookmarked on Reddit, which is hardly a hotbed of nutrition nuts, and have got 100 views in the 6 or so hours since I started it. Talk about a hungry market...

I've created a free press release template and have made it available through the Google Template Gallery. Cool features include SEO through proper heading tags, drop-in logo replacement, and formatting added for both print and online viewing.

Press release distribution sites are widely documented--and inaccurately so. Many places that used to accept press releases, like EzineArticles, no longer do so. Some of the effective ones with high page rank are inexpensive (PRWeb, GoArticles). I ended up having to create a page that listed Press Release Distribution Top Sites to keep track of the players. In coming days I will test the efficacy of all of them.

Just learned how to create a WordPress page in Artisteer (free sample here if you're interested). The process was not as straightforward as I thought. Here's an article I wrote called 5 Shortcuts to Creating Your Own WordPress Squeeze Page Template Using Artisteer.

Early today I had a great domain name with the worst marketing ever: WordPressSqueezePage.com. It featured a free WordPress squeeze page theme and I didn't require an opt-in. I put it up at the end of a long day a few months ago. I was so exhausted I just had a direct link to the download. It's easily the worst site I've ever created.dd

Somehow the theme broke. I didn't notice. Then today a top internet marketer tracked me down with a terse request for support. I emailed back excitedly...