I was having too much fun going through Amazon.com selecting boo
ks that I’ve read and plan to blog about.  I’m doing this for a few reasons.  Partly to go through the mental discipline of reviewing all the books I’ve read and asking myself what I learned, how it related to my experience and who/why I would refer it.  Its also because I refer the books to a lot of people who actually go out and buy them….so, as part of my goal to put to practice the things I suggest to companeis I work with, I’m implementing a revenue stream for Channel’s Blog. 

In doing so, I’ve signed up for an Associate Account at amazon.com and went through the process of singing up, picking content, creating a web store, etc..  Over time, I’ll have gone through the collection process and will get to see the stats of people looking vs. buying.

I also plan to do this for GoogleAd words and all the other Advertising networks out there.  I do a blog on each (or each type of program) and talk about what I learned, what could be improved, who it might be right for, etc.

Check out the books in Channel’s Library! Promise me, if you don’t buy something, suggest good books I’ve missed (that I read and forgot) or that I should add to my required reading list!

Wrr

One method to claim your blog for technorati is getting a url posted, such as this one:

<a href="http://technorati.com/claim/59rhyk8s79" rel="me">Technorati Profile</a>

Perhaps I’ll delete this later, or will update this blog with more info on this process.

Wrr