Time for a new Site Design

Posted by Guido Nussbaum | Posted in News | Posted on 22-01-2010

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One of the things I wanted to do for this new year 2010 was a re-design of my personal website.

So this is my first test post… more will come soon.

Comments (17)

Mike said on 22-01-2010

Sounds good. And nothing else matters without traffic -so I agree the 80/20 rule and another trend is happening too . . . people are sick to death of hearing about how easy it is to generate traffic – it requires work, often hard work and hours of work to get 1 decent stream of traffic.

When we can consistently provide traffic for our subscribers, they listen and buy – that was my lesson last year

Vikas said on 22-01-2010
	Hey Guido Nussbaum I am also think so like you and please that sach type of think. No one can grow with job, which you will start later why not now? I have also started the web development company and working with some big project. I think you are cool. Vikas Singh http://www.truewebworld.com

Shawnee Barrett said on 22-01-2010

Hi Guido,
I like this idea of a “real” blog. I have several websites and even more blogs. They are all impersonal even though the content is good. I started out online back in 2001 then went off to do other things. Now that Im back I have found alot has changed except the hype.
I have to say that even though we put in alot of hours and work and money, it is nice to know I can get up and walk away from this keyboard anytime I want and no one can fire me.
I have worked 70 to 100 hours a week as a truck driver and horse trainer. Even though I owned those businesses I still worked for someone else and if I wanted to take a few hours off or a day off it was impossible. Here Im not making the money that I need to make yet but I have freedom which for me is very important.
Keep up the good work!
Shawnee

Mike said on 22-01-2010

Shawnee . . . many years ago I drove truck and used my labtop to launch my business (es) one thing I did learn was until I put my name and face on products, make my own, and stopped buying everything under the sun – and created real products that solved people’s problems and that they would pay for, I didn’t make a dime. Guido is right you have to adjust your efforts but one thing . . . stop being everybody’s affiliate – you will not make money – sell YOUR brand

Dilip said on 22-01-2010
	Hi, Very nice blog,expecting same in the future. With warm regads. Wish u success. Dilip India

clive said on 22-01-2010
	Agree with 80/20 rule. Like blog but please no more talking videos, they waste so much time. a video is only good if youare demonstrating something.

e said on 22-01-2010
	Hi I wish u suuccess I wii have good blog to have good businuess. Iran

Loyal Staskivige said on 23-01-2010
	Very nice. Great goals. Forever Loyal

Dino said on 25-01-2010
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Ella said on 26-01-2010
	nice to hear you are going to up grade your site i would love to see your new design how soon will it be read for viewing please send notice

Nikolay said on 26-01-2010
	Thanks for the information. I consider it valuable. Such this in Guru Ambush. Success to you!

Stephen McArthur said on 30-01-2010
	hello, Guido, I like your blog design – simple, and is easy to read and navigate. The TweetMyBlog design is working well. Did you organize the blog by yourself or did you get someone to assist you with the webmastering aspect? Regards, Stephen

Guido Nussbaum said on 28-02-2010
	Well, the theme is a free theme that I got from some theme download page (don’t ask me where exactly I don’t know anymore). Setting it up… well, I do that myself as I do all technical stuff including programming.