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WebDev Connection - 17 July 2007

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Randfish writes an interesting article which shows What it Looks Like to Be Hit By Google’s Real Estate Reciprocal Link Penalty. Don’t upset Google, or Google will make you pay!

Kamrul writes a great post which introcudes Flex and then follows up with some good explanations of MXML.

Daniel writes a good article over at Daily Blog Tips about How to Find Advertisers for Your Website. The articles takes a look at the pros and cons of direct advertising from your website.

Jason gets featured on Problogger for suggesting a Points System to Keep Momentum Going on Your Blog. If you have trouble finding that motivation some mornings, train yourself into staying on track with such a system.

The must read post at Lifehacker showing a video of the Best Buy Geek Squad steeling porn from a computer that was brought in for service!

Good post by Bob Caswell about how he used Blogging to increase the value of Computers.net, which was sold for $155,000.


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