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A few months after I started blogging, I realized that this really is a business. At first, I was happy to get some tax deductions and some small Google Adsense and affiliate payouts. Then as Canadian Finance Blog continued to grow, I wanted to continue to expand…. not just with this site, but with some…
Today marks the second anniversary of Canadian Finance Blog! In February 2009, this site received an average of about 10 visitors a day. With constant promotion, use of social media and mentions in the press, Canadian Finance Blog is now read by thousands of readers a day and continues to strive to be the Canadian…
2010 was a great year for many reasons. I got to watch my little boy grow from a 2 month old baby to a 14 month old toddler that is running all over the place and gets into EVERYTHING. It was a great year for this site as well. I definitely surpassed my goals for…
Recently on my site (www.WealthWebGurus.com), I publicly thanked Tom for asking me to write for Canadian Finance Blog and I summarized all of the posts I contributed to this blog. It’s been a lot of fun writing regularly again. Earlier this year, Tom helped me make the switch from writing articles for the mainstream papers…
Merry Christmas to the readers of Canadian Finance Blog! I’m looking forward to relaxing with family for a couple days and hope you all enjoy your time over the holidays! TurboTax Boxing Day Deal I also promised on Friday to let you know about the Boxing Day deal for TurboTax 2011. So here’s the deal,…
Networking is a big part of blogging. To help promote other blogs, I post Friday Links and the Canadian Finance Carnival each week. I’m also a member of the Money Mavens and Yakezie networks. On top of that, there are sites like Twitter, Tip’d, PF Buzz, and pfblogs that help bloggers reach out to more…
Canadian Finance Blog is now just over a year and a half old. Over that time I’ve tried to continually improve the site, whether by overhauling the visual look of the site or by bringing in Alan Schram and Jim Yih as writers. Now I’m hoping to get your help in deciding the further evolution…
