WordPress, you use it, you love it, wouldn't it be nice if it would also buy your beers and some more? Over the recent months, a site that can make you big money has really found its audience, from a clever promising idea to an active community of users. I've already mentioned it when it […][...] → Read more

Interesting read of the day: How to estimate a programming job, when you have to quote for a client. I'm freelancing occasionally, depending on spare time and interest I have in the project I'm contacted for, and quoting is definitely the aspect that I dislike the most. I definitely will try to set a "quoting […][...] → Read more

If you're a WordPress freelancer, or if you are just looking for some pocket change earned thanks to your WordPress hacking skills, how are you supposed to get some homework to do? How to find your daily WordPress job? The mandatory thing to do is to subscribe to the wp-pro mailing list. A few times […][...] → Read more

Leszek from Free Geography Tools left a comment that really made my day: Who Sees Ads is one of a very small handful of plugins I consider essential to my site. I tend to be a bit lazy about making donations for plugins I use. I’ve made a donation for Who Sees Ads. Twice. And […][...] → Read more

From time to time, about once a month or so, I make a small donation to somebody. It's not a principle I try to follow, I just donate when I find something cool and it happens roughly every four weeks:) It's almost like recycling, since recent donations where mostly given to plugin coders and I […][...] → Read more

Thanks to a lot of very positive feedback and very interesting suggestions, I've updated the uberawesome Who Sees Ads plugin with even more uberawesome features and improvements.[...] → Read more

If you're following the Plugin Competition you already know about it, I've released yesterday my latest plugin, codename Who Sees Ads. As far as I know, and to date, this is truly the most advanced and powerful ad management plugin, with the following features: Easy ad management: inline or in PHP templates, inserting your ads […][...] → Read more

A few months ago, a new service went live : PayPerPost, connecting bloggers who want to earn money blogging, and advertisers who are willing to pay some random dudes for articles about their products and services. The concept has been majorly criticized, mainly because of their lack of disclosure policy : one could write a […][...] → Read more

"The Top 100 blogs in the blogoworld, aka the "A List", is a closed and incestuous society, as they mainly link to themselves" This statement is from someone named John Scott (via). By the way, to me, this is a fallacy. The Top 100 blogs are in the Top 100 because everybody link to them, […][...] → Read more

There is a lot of noise today about what seems to be named GBuy for now, formerly known as Google Wallet, and which will be something like Google's competitor for Paypal. I must say that this is a service I'm highly impatient for. Something that I would really appreciate would be my Adsense earnings going […][...] → Read more