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I had to knock the cobwebs off of a few of my blogs before I starting thinking about blogging again. This one had a few missing plugins after the move to it’s own VPS. But it is now my fastest site.

I just have to admit this to myself. Currently, I have no time to write posts for this blog, no matter how much I want to. So I am looking for help from you, my readers.

I am looking for guest bloggers. The topic matter could be anything I cover on this blog, anything that somehow relates to affiliate marketing. Any of the following will be accepted: basics of affiliate marketing, seo, link building, niche blogging, article marketing, pay per click and the list goes on.

• 7 Reasons Diigo Tastes Better Than Delicious | MakeUseOf.com

  Okay, I will start off with this post, which explains more features of Diigo, the bookmarking site I used to write this post. They have a "Post to Blog" function that will allow me to post a selection of my clips to my blog. So I have set up a special tag for posts to this blog and tags for each of my other blogs. That way I can collect bookmarks for post like these as I go. Diigo allows you to annotate your bookmark with up to 2000 characters. That’s about 4 times the size of an average blog post, so there is plenty of room for unique content in the form of commentary. Well, here goes nothing. Going to test Diigo’s posting to my blog.

  tags: dprpost, Diigo, social bookmarking, delicious

For the most part, I have been a loose cannon commenter in the past, jumping from blog to blog, adding comments where I can. Since there is thousands of blogs out there, I only commented on the same blog twice by chance. But there is something to be said about building a circuit of blogs to comment on, especially if your blog is in a specific niche.

Am I going to talk about DoFollow in the this post. Only a bit. DoFollow helps, as does Top Commenters, Recent Comments, KeywordLuv and CommentLuv. And one of my favorite tools is Fast Blog Finder. But you can focus too much on that. And everybody and his brother is.

Over the last year or so, I’ve experimented with a plugin that imports the Clickbank marketplace into another table in WordPress and adds related products to the posts. You can see the result of that work at the bottom of this post. The problem was that I finished to a point that would be functional for me but no for the average WordPress user. So, as of yet, it hasn’t made it to a release version yet.