When we started working on Blogitive, we knew the idea would have it’s opponents, and we knew we would quickly see competitors in the space. We have tried to learn from both. Here are some of the complaints we get from bloggers: (more…)
The goal for Blogitive is to create a market place for all bloggers to make money. Unfortunately some companies disagree with that vision, and have a limited ability to block it, at least for their users.
Starting on Dec. 4th, we will no longer be able to accept or provide offers to blog hosted on services like writingup.com and blogparty.com. There is a short list of these types of sites that allow you to post content on their site, and then add your AdSense account info to earn money trough clicks. I will not name the companies, but we have gotten at least two companies like these that object to Blogitive being used on their network and have pulled down pages, as well as closed accounts. We are going through our network one-by-one, if you use one of the networks we are discontinuing, we will let you know through email. (more…)
Over the last few months I have been searching for the just the right Wordpress theme for the new blogs I am creating. It hasn’t been easy. There are so many themes to choose from. Through my search I have found a number of free Wordpress theme website that I thought I would share. (more…)
I received an email this morning from one of our bloggers, Deb, who asked a great question. “How do I switch from my hosted WordPress blog to my own domain name, without breaking the TOS for Blogitive?” I decided to make this a blog posting to help anyone else who may have this question.
Thanks for getting in touch regarding your blog domain switch. Switching to your own domains is a great idea. We actually have some Blogitive products coming out soon that will only work for people with blogs on their own domains. (more…)