Just Checking In

After almost three years, here I am, back to this blog. I thought that I won't be posting here anymore, but I was wrong.

So much has happened after my 100th post and today, I feel the need to give some update about me and my endeavors. Even if this blog is retired, I do know that people still find it because internet marketing, and the woman whom this blog is named after, are very much alive.

This year, Wowezine.com is no longer mine. I've given it up. Although it saddens me, there are just so much on my plate and I'm no longer able to sustain it.

The future is looking bright for me. It just holds a lot of promise and I do wish you all well, all of you who happen to pass by and chance upon this blog. I wish you all the best!

100th Post to Hollymannia

I can't believe that I have reached the 100th post on this blog. I know I have not been actively posting. I have been very busy with things outside of internet marketing.

It has been great. I made money--passive income from blogging and writing articles. Somehow, my effort has been paying off. I say it's passive because I have not been active but I guess, you reap what you sow. I'm just enjoying the fruits of hard painstaking labor that I did before.

If you are wondering what has been the main source of this "passive income," that would be Google Adsense and of course links to my affiliate products. I just kind of spread my affiliate link throughout the world wide web. It's kind of trial and error or hit and miss. It all depends on traffic and demand. I think I just got lucky finding the right keywords and pursuing them.

I will definitely get active with internet marketing again but right now, my focus is on something else. Internet marketing is just there for the taking, anyway. I do hope my passive income will remain. Internet marketing is so volatile. I'm just happy I'm having my fair share.

Free Press Release Submission

I just realized that there is a scarcity of free press release submission service around. Just when I got lucky and found one and successfully submitted my press release, I got an email saying that my press release was not approved because it did not follow the submission guidelines. When I tried to edit it, I was turned to a page saying that the edit feature is only available to paying members.

I learned from Holly Mann the power of press release. And she is right. With the previous websites I had, I created press releases for them. All for free and I can see that when I type the name of my websites on search engines, those press releases populate the results -- even if I submitted them a couple of years back.

But now, it's hard to submit a press release for free. PRWeb, the one that is perceived to be the best (and well recommended by Holly Mann) does not accept free submissions anymore, and the least price it charges is $80.00.

Right now, I'm combing the web for any free press release submission service. Press release does work and I don't care if it has loads of advertising in it.

Another Day

So this is just another day and no action where so ever and what so ever. Yep, just another day.

I'm changing back the name of Holly Mann Blogs to Hollymannia. I guess the name Hollymannia excites me more than Holly Mann Blogs.