The wellingtonista, random stuff about New Zealand's capital city, Wellington.

A part-time 'web design' venture run by Zef Fugaz.

Philip Macalister's opinions on the finance industry.

Hi, I'm Pam and welcome to my New Zealand Blog! I hope you enjoy my alternative perspective on life and travel in the 'land of the long white cloud'.

With VoxPop.net.nz you can write articles, blogs, short stories, post videos and share your views. You can also read and watch creative contributions by other young adults and some seasoned writers. Add your voice to Vox Pop New Zealand and help create a wonderful pool of quality news, fictional and opinion writing for young New Zealanders

Weblog of this writer, performance artist and community creator from New Zealand.

A whole lot of good writing and some funny stuff from Robyn Gallagher.

Barry Bryant's blog with information about cycle touring on and off road.

A blog is an online version of diary where people write and display almost anything - their opinions, photos, jokes, thoughts for the day and more. People also share stories about their pets, their passion for soccer, stamps... the limit is only your imagination! In the last few years, blogging has emerged to become a much more meaningful activity than simply maintaining a personal diary.

Everyone into the Internet business today that includes blogging and article content management are sure to know that search engine optimization (SEO) is one part for consideration when it comes to composing and using keywords proficiently. While some have been doing the necessary research surrounding SEO, others have simplified it too much that it is not really categorized under this area.

Banners are probably the most common form of advertising on the Internet today. The reason behind this has to do with their randomness and prevalence throughout the cyber highway. Banners are not intended for target audiences; instead, these flashing, animated, sound-generating eye-catchers are intended to simply throw the message out there in an endless array of locations for everyone—professionals and public—to see.

Not long ago I attended a call with some of the top journalists working today. And I learned that not only do 79% of these editors find their sources and their story ideas from blogs -- a healthy number start their day by reading their favorites. An editor from Wired said he actually spends TWO HOURS PER DAY reading blogs.