Anyway, since goals and plans are becoming a yearly thing, I will write here my blogging goals for 2010. No copying please.

1. Post more often – It is a fact the Google loves sites that are updated more often. Their search engines’ spiders are like saying, “oh, there’s something new there. Come let us see”.

Also, blogging friends would like to see a fresh post every time they visit. No, not that new post every 8 hours about a product I endorse because I just have to make an entry to meet a certain quota. Two to three posts a week would do just fine. And it’s not necessary that friends read the whole thing. They could read a few lines and then comment like they read the whole long entry. It won’t matter to me too if the comment is on topic or off topic as long as it is not flammable nor spammy.

2. More pillar posts – My friend Roel (aka Bloggista) talked about this more often. These posts can stand on its own in season or off season. It can drive visitors from search engines, and it can even be promoted by others because of the quality and usefulness of the content.

And it won’t just be about board exams results or some of the latest Cebu Pacific promo fares. Though these posts are very useful, pillar posts are more than just copied information.

3. Make more money online – From cents to dollars a day. Who wouldn’t want to make more money online? At least to pay for my 5 domain names, two hosting plans and the internet usage. To break even, I need at least $31 a month. See, it’s a dollar a day!

Another thing, I have some serious collaboration with two other bloggers. We’re gonna change the world. Hurray for us!

4. Promote online the offline businesses – I started that a year ago in one of my blogspots. I optimized some keywords and got 60 plus inquiries in a year’s time. But it’s kind of a half-serious endeavor because of some other plans that didn’t actually push through. To make things worse, another person, who is in the same business as ours, snapped up some of our potential clients by taking notes of their email ads and sending them unsolicited offers. The shameless girl even presented herself as our partner. Had we converted those inquiries into revenues 100%, it could have been worth at least half a million pesos.

Now, I am taking another step higher. I set up a website for my Father-in-law’s furniture business, which my wife helped manage. If you are in need of a kitchen cabinet and closet installers in Cebu, then you can count on us. Here’s a picture of one of their finished works.

Let’s say, we are really serious this time around.

Now to you my friend, what are your blogging goals for the year 2010?

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1. There Are Plans, And There Are More Plans
2. Looking Back At Past Posts – Part 1
3. Blogging For Money

On our wedding 5 years ago, my wife and I chose cupcakes instead of traditional big rounded cakes. Alongside the small cakes were flowers of various hues. It was not really the one people were used to at that time. But we heard ohs and ahs when they first saw it. Below is a picture of cupcakes and flowers my wife designed for a recent wedding.

Cupcakes and Flowers for Birthdays

You will not have to slice anything if you opt to have cupcakes. If it is designed with flowers and a few lights, and displayed prominently, then it can surely turn your guests’ heads. Here are two pictures of cupcakes and flowers for birthdays.

I’m sorry to disappoint you if you want these cakes and have these delivered somewhere else in the world. We accept orders for Metro Cebu only. Oh boy, this is business! My contact form is somewhere above.

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