Archive for November, 2006

If you’re interested in creating a custom wordpress template for your personal or business blog you should check out this reference. It’s not an easy road, but this tutorial will put you on the right path better than any I’ve seen.

I found a few really nice designs today.

• Parcrittenhouse.com - I like everything about this site…nice use of white space, the colors and the googlemap on the contact page.
• SteveKrach.com - People often tell me my taste in design is too plain. This site may fall into the “too plain” category, but I still dig it.
• Geniuscreativepr.co.uk - Simple. The menu kind of bugs me though.
• Artypapers.com - The way this site divides it’s main content from the tools on the right works out quite well.
• ReachGroupConsulting.com

Many of us, including myself, have our collection of blogs that we read each day. I nearly feel sick if I don’t know what’s going on with my favorite “reads” each day. If you are reading this chances are you know that feeling all too well. As always, rapid growth invites innovation. Savvy entreprenuers continue to find ways to monetize this buzz industry. The folks at ReviewMe were the latest to catch my eye.

ReviewMe offers solutions for publishers to make an income off their creative blog posts and advertisers to find a new marketing source. New businesses attempting to build an online awareness of their products will find this especially useful. One other perk that comes to mind involves the continued decrease of ad click throughs. Web users are becoming more and more familiar with the look and feel of contextual advertising and avoiding it. ReviewMe helps advertisers place content contributed by unique publishers in the main body of websites.

Although the list of new, hip contextual advertisers is extensive, I imagine we will see ReviewMe around for some time. I’ve tried these guys out and only have good things to say about them and gladly give my endorement.

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