I haven’t been as active in this blog as I should.  Blame it on two things, travel and money.
While a lot of folks have been working their asses off, I decided to get a little life and see the country.  I finally got to see the enchanted river of Hinatuan with my two little helpers. [...]

It’s that time of the month again when I evaluate how my blogs performed over the past 30 or so days.
There were some revelations and realizations this month in my forays towards optimization and monetization. These two are so closely related that it would seem absurd to think of one minus the other. [...]

Here’s something to keep in mind. Twitter is definitely evolving. It’s not just about those 140 characters anymore. I am not yet sure what they have up their sleeves but if you don’t want to get left behind in your SEO efforts, perhaps it’s now time to jump on the Twitter bandwagon. [...]

Unless you’re somebody named Ashton Kutcher, who by the way, kicked CNN’s butt in their race to the first million twitter followers, chances are, you’re probably twitting to an empty well, you shout till your throat is hoarse and yet you only hear a faint echo. Without fame or fortune you probably don’t even have a choir to preach to.

This Third World Geek went on a little roadtrip over the long weekend to visit one of the beaches down South, particularly the Cagwait White Beach in Surigao Del Sur.  I’m positive that some folks reading this would learn about this province for the first time.  It’s not like it’s the most popular place in [...]

Shoemoney’s post, Blog or News Site, got me thinking about the direction that Third World Geek is going.  If one were to look closely, there seems to be an assortment of things going here.  Looks like everything is happening all at once with blog posts going on every direction.
I thought about the ‘central theme’ of [...]