This one is entitled: Bad Day at the Office
This second video is entitled: Ken Lee or Without you by Mariah Carey
Wow, what a voice!!!!
A merry heart doeth good [like] a medicine: but a broken spirit drieth the bones. Proverbs 17:22
Monday, March 31, 2008
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
This is just a video I took on the way back from Sight and Sound Theater (www.sight-sound.com) in Strasburg, PA. What a great Christian Theater!
Then said I, Here am I; send me.
I am quoting the second part of Isaiah 6:8 in my title. As I was seeking the Lord earlier this evening, that was the verse that the Lord gave me.
Also I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?
That is the beginning of Isaiah 6:8. I was inquiring of the Lord about me going to Kenya when I got that verse... What more can I say?
Also I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?
That is the beginning of Isaiah 6:8. I was inquiring of the Lord about me going to Kenya when I got that verse... What more can I say?
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Jesus Christ Has Risen From the Dead
I know this has nothing to do with making money, but to tell you the truth, I could care less about making money at the moment.
The way I was trying to make money through this blog was through the ads I have posted on this site. However, the chances that I will even be able to make a penny through Adsense are so slim, that I would rather just write about what I feel like writing about.
I got the below video originally from Youtube. I signed up for a temporary Super Real Player account (which you don't need to do if you just want to rip YouTube videos - you just need a regular free account) to burn the video onto a DVD. It worked, but first you have to download the video onto your laptop (or desktop PC) using the Real Player.
After I downloaded the original, I had to send it out to convert it to an AVI file because Windows movie maker will not upload a Flash Video (which is the format the video came in when I ripped it from YouTube). Then www.zamzar.com (which was the company I used to convert the movie into AVI) sent me back the converted file and I uploaded it onto Windows Movie maker. After that I downloaded the music I wanted from Itunes. However, I had to convert that file into MP3 using Wavepad. It was a lot of work, but if you notice, the video has no singing, just background music and vocals. That was exactly the aim for the video and the reason we spent so much time trying to make it.
Below is the original version ripped from YouTube. I accidentally posted it back onto YouTube thinking it was the video above. I considered deleting it from my account, but I have decided not to for some unknown reason. Maybe in time I will, maybe I won't...
Monday, March 10, 2008
How To Attract Traffic to Your Website
This is a big one. If you can do this, then you can quite possible make money on the Internet.
To tell you the truth, I am a little discouraged in my attempt to make a profitable website. This guy who made the website www.stevepavlina.com is a professional at attracting traffic to his pages. Of course there are a lot of things that I am not familiar with concerning the industry. I have been working real hard on my own personal site www.faithfullyclever.com for nearly 24 hours straight (at least that is what it feels like). I have had the site for over a year, but I know that my approach to creating an impact in the world of the the Web, has been very minuscule. I think that the reason why I wanted to get this blog in the first place, was to make money from it. I soon gave up on that. I couldn't, nor did I even earn a penny from Adsense. So therefor I gave up pretty quickly and started blogging about the Lord and scripture. I did it more just for fun. You can even see that in the very beginning of this blog there where days that I would just type out one scripture. My intent was to post one scripture a day. Then I began to think that no one was even reading the single scripture I was posting each day. I am sure it was then that I kind of just bounced around and started to write about random stuff as I felt more and more comfortable online.
Then one day, a fellow from England shocked me. He wrote to me an email about how he was going through a hard time and that he typed words similar to one of my titles into a Google search engine. This is what he found: http://how-to-make-a-lot-of-money.blogspot.com/2007/07/when-enemy-comes-in-like-flood.html
Of course though, since I just changed the link to get to this blog, I lost the place where I was on the Google search page. It says that the post no longer exists or something. Anyway, I was real encouraged to hear from this guy. To imagine that someone across the Atlantic Ocean was blessed by something I had written, despite the fact we had never met, was the coolest thing to me.
The point about that though --- Hold on, I just got two ideas. First, you have to fill a demand. There has to be a demand for what you are offering, in order to get traffic. Second, you have to be careful how you market what you have. Did you notice the title of this post? The reason I chose it is because I am sure there is a sea of individuals hungry to know about how to attract traffic to their sites. The only flaw though is that this subject could be "flooded," as www.stevepavlina.com says in one of his articles. The title of what you write about is very important, that is what I am trying to say though. That is one of the main factors in deciding where your post or site is going to come up in an Internet search. I was trying to explain that using the guy from England as an example. He typed the words, "When the Enemy Comes in Like a Flood," and the page I posted earlier came up on the first page of the Google search.
Bottom line, choose a good title for whatever you write about, and you will increase your chances of someone finding your post or site through a search engine. I feel like I am stealing Steve Pavlina's words, but I think that I may of had the idea before I found it on his site. Perhaps you could call it more of a confirmation. Anyway, I think that this guy is way out of my league as he has forums and a lot of other stuff to offer. It is like he doesn't quit, he keeps adding to a great empire, kind of a thing. Oh well, that does not mean I can't learn a thing or two from him though, right?
Until next time, God Bless!
To tell you the truth, I am a little discouraged in my attempt to make a profitable website. This guy who made the website www.stevepavlina.com is a professional at attracting traffic to his pages. Of course there are a lot of things that I am not familiar with concerning the industry. I have been working real hard on my own personal site www.faithfullyclever.com for nearly 24 hours straight (at least that is what it feels like). I have had the site for over a year, but I know that my approach to creating an impact in the world of the the Web, has been very minuscule. I think that the reason why I wanted to get this blog in the first place, was to make money from it. I soon gave up on that. I couldn't, nor did I even earn a penny from Adsense. So therefor I gave up pretty quickly and started blogging about the Lord and scripture. I did it more just for fun. You can even see that in the very beginning of this blog there where days that I would just type out one scripture. My intent was to post one scripture a day. Then I began to think that no one was even reading the single scripture I was posting each day. I am sure it was then that I kind of just bounced around and started to write about random stuff as I felt more and more comfortable online.
Then one day, a fellow from England shocked me. He wrote to me an email about how he was going through a hard time and that he typed words similar to one of my titles into a Google search engine. This is what he found: http://how-to-make-a-lot-of-money.blogspot.com/2007/07/when-enemy-comes-in-like-flood.html
Of course though, since I just changed the link to get to this blog, I lost the place where I was on the Google search page. It says that the post no longer exists or something. Anyway, I was real encouraged to hear from this guy. To imagine that someone across the Atlantic Ocean was blessed by something I had written, despite the fact we had never met, was the coolest thing to me.
The point about that though --- Hold on, I just got two ideas. First, you have to fill a demand. There has to be a demand for what you are offering, in order to get traffic. Second, you have to be careful how you market what you have. Did you notice the title of this post? The reason I chose it is because I am sure there is a sea of individuals hungry to know about how to attract traffic to their sites. The only flaw though is that this subject could be "flooded," as www.stevepavlina.com says in one of his articles. The title of what you write about is very important, that is what I am trying to say though. That is one of the main factors in deciding where your post or site is going to come up in an Internet search. I was trying to explain that using the guy from England as an example. He typed the words, "When the Enemy Comes in Like a Flood," and the page I posted earlier came up on the first page of the Google search.
Bottom line, choose a good title for whatever you write about, and you will increase your chances of someone finding your post or site through a search engine. I feel like I am stealing Steve Pavlina's words, but I think that I may of had the idea before I found it on his site. Perhaps you could call it more of a confirmation. Anyway, I think that this guy is way out of my league as he has forums and a lot of other stuff to offer. It is like he doesn't quit, he keeps adding to a great empire, kind of a thing. Oh well, that does not mean I can't learn a thing or two from him though, right?
Until next time, God Bless!
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