IT Milk: archive

I stay on top of the search engine traffic coming in to my websites with this awesome SEO analytics tool. This tool shows real-time stats for my visitors’ search engine queries as well as the exact landing pages that they arrive at. And every once in a while, there are some amusing and funny search […]

Like most webmasters out there, I run Google Adsense on several of my websites. I don’t make nearly as much as I’d like to, although I get dozens of clicks each day. How much you make through Adsense really depends on the theme of your website. For instance, a real estate blog is going to […]

One of the biggest disappointments in 2007 was when ProjectW.org shut down. At the same time, this was a big step forward in the battle against software, music, and movie piracy. ProjectW.org was the largest warez forum on the web that was well-organized and spam-free. There were literally hundreds of thousands of ongoing threads that […]

Fellin’s Jewelers is running an awesome contest to win a free quartz watch worth $175.
Any blogger can enter this contest by simply posting an entry like this and linking to Fellin’s partner site, where they sell college graduation gifts. I especially like the personalized paperweight at Ivy Covered Halls. It’s delicately small, personalized to the […]

I logged into my Citi Cards account today only to find this glaring red message staring me in the face.
Remember the TJ Maxx security breach where hackers stole hundreds of thousands of customer credit card numbers?
This happened way back in early 2007, but I guess my credit card was finally identified as one of the […]

The following is an interview with Harrison Gevirtz, who was recently mentioned on the Pepperjam Blog. Harrison is the perfect icon to showcase for this topic of making money in high school because he is a high school sophomore and just turned 15. Harrison has been making a nice income for himself with affiliate marketing, […]

Captain H at West Point called again at 4:28pm.
When I saw the 845 West Point area-code come up on my cell phone again, I expected the worst: “Daehee Park, you are being charged by the US Department of Defense for intellectual property infringement. So immediately dismantle your website, say goodbye to your wife and kids, […]

Update at 4:30pm: Click Here to Read The Update
The United States Military Academy at West Point is going to sue me. I received a phone call from someone at West Point this morning at 11:18am.
The First Phone Call
The number looked unfamiliar, but I picked up anyway, and the conversation (more like an interrogation) went something […]

This short guide is intended for users who dual-boot between Linux and Windows. In my case, it is Ubuntu Linux and Windows XP on my Acer Aspire 5102 laptop.
Although I am a heavy user of delicious bookmarking, I like to conveniently line up all of my routine websites like Google Reader, Google AdSense, and Shoemoney’s […]

FindGift.com is the most popular vertical search engine targeting web surfers who are searching for gifts. In contrast to search engines like Google and MSN, a vertical search engine searches within a thin slice of web content; using search engines like FindGift.com usually finds more relevant results, especially for personalized graduation gifts.

FindGift.com is unique in […]