A Masterpiece of Generosity: Janusz & All4Care

When I say that Squidoo has attracted some extraordinary people, Janusz is one of the first people I have in mind. Aside from being our resident soccer star, he’s also been an incredibly giving and supportive member of the community. Janusz’ squidoo pages are companions to his fabulous website Janusz Biela. If you like sports, [...]

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Google Trends for Websites!

A new announcement by your friend and mine, Google, is that Google Trends is now available for use comparing actual websites. Many of our Squidoo lensmasters also have websites that are linked to their Squidoo pages and other places. If you have competitors, you can now use Google Trends to compare your traffic with theirs. [...]

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A Special Squidoo Page for Local Businesses!

If your business is really localized, such as a bar or restaurant, or a real estate office, museum, or anything within a certain zip code range, Squidoo has introduced a Zip Code specific page for you especially! Called SquidZippers, even a tiny local business can have a fabulous, easily found webpage, and can do it [...]

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MonkeyBrains is a Fun, Low Maintenance Webpage

You’ve seen this at the top of your dashboard- the invitation to ‘pick a fight’ or create a debate, using a squidoo page. I made one, a temporary page that I will be deleting soon after the presidential election is over.  I made it temporary because I wanted to see what it was like to [...]

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Amish Break Into Internet, With a Little Help From Friends

While the Amish avoid technology wherever and whenever possible, they aren’t entirely opposed to having friends and knowledgeable people get some selected information out on the internet. Some communities are more open, a little better represented here on the web, but I enjoy it most when the most reclusive and hard-working families and groups get [...]

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Destroying the Social Web!

Experts have long complained about the ‘advancements’ in web 2.0 that leave the web wide open for spam.  While there have been really fabulous ideas like StumbleUpon, Digg and so many other things, the kind of sites that would bring LOADS of traffic, they were easily gamed into near uselessness and continue to be.  A [...]

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