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My child would like a Smurf party - and we will try to give her the one on December 7, 2011

It's interesting that the Alexa traffic stats don't mention Bing, because I've gotten Bing traffic immediately (and I've only been here 6 days). I've never known pages to feature in Bing as quickly as this (usually it takes months).

Great article Paul... I do so love my Squidoo but this article does push me to consider the future and greater potential for the work I put in..... hmmmm...

Great selection of laptops! I'm thinking most teenagers are gamers or heavily depend on social networks as a source of fun. So getting them a laptop which serves both purposes is generally a good idea :)

Well... I've been doing this for about 2 years now. I've been branching out pretty much everywhere under different aliases.
You are so right about monotony :) Writing articles on the same niche for a lengthy period kinda makes me sick. Fresh ideas tend to stall when boredom sets in. That's why I tend to go through several niches and rotate them frequently so boredom doesn't kill my inspiration.
I'm currently employed and plan on remaining that way for a while mostly for safety reasons. Paychecks seem to vary quite a lot in affiliate marketing, so setting a target doesn't necessarily mean you'll meet that target on a monthly basis.
Affiliate marketing currently brings me more money than my current job, so my job salary became actually bonus money.
Great article you have here. I wish you all the best in your online endeavors :)

Good tutorial. I spend about 1-2 hours daily going through my Google analytics account and checking out what worked and what didn't (keyword-wise).

Love the 4D model. I've always had an interest in building 3D puzzles and the 4D Tyrannosaurus Rex looks like a very detailed prehistoric character. :)

I'm still trying to decide whether or not to get a Kinect. Seems like a lot of fun, haven't tried one yet though.

I just started here after knowing how to Squidoo for quite a while. The platform is very intuitive and the page load times are indeed much lower. Guess they're not that populated with ads like Squidoo is. :)

I was actually considering for some time now getting one of these touch screen gizmos. But I would like mine with a bit more punch in performance :)

This is a very good article. I used to think of myself as a positive person, but now I think I tend to be more of a realist.

Nice comparison. The way I see it, Squidoo is more of a platform to create elaborate mini websites and Wizzley a place to create more condensed, faster loading versions of them with strong visual elements and stronger SEO elements. Many of the SEO tricks that you need to know at Squidoo are already included in Wizzley which makes life easier. I also like the fast editing interface at Wizzley and the fact that modules like Allposters so tightly integrate affiliates.

After reading this article I definitely plan on giving Wizzley a try.

I love Wizzley. I used to write a lot on HubPages, but the changes there made it impossible for me to stay. For a few months I floundered, alone and miserable, but then fell onto Wizzley and have been so happy here. You're right the search engines love Wizzles and I'm starting to see some strong sales trends.

The Silk browser sounds great. Im getting tired of the sluggish loads times on other tablet browsers. Time for a change.