As some of you may have heard or not heard, I have recently sold one of my blogs, Career Ramblings dot com. This came at some what of a surprise since I wasn’t expecting to get an offer that I would actually accept. It turns out, I was happy, my business partner was happy and the new owner is happy.
I was devoting a lot of time into Career Ramblings, building it up to generate over $1800 a month, over 60,000 page views a month and a PR of 6, and now that it’s gone I have some extra time to put into my other projects. Some of the projects that I am working on now is starting a new blog called Daily Web Ideas.
Daily Web Ideas will take over my personal blog, Jane May Blogs (currently on a 301 redirect), and continue to grow in topics such as monetization, marketing, blogging advice, optimization, useful tips and much more. I will probably have my personal blog just be random discussions. I don’t want my personal blog to have any focus since my thoughtful content will go into my other websites.
In addition to Daily Web Ideas, I will be guest blogging at least once a week here on Mr. Evil’s website for all of you and maybe an occasional guest post for one of my loyal readers. I like surprises 
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I have one project that will take up most of my time. I have two other business partners that will be running the day to day of it, but it’s exciting nonetheless. I can’t say much on the details just yet, but I can say that there will be some new and upcoming bloggers that will benefit from this project greatly. You may just want to keep up with Daily Web Ideas to find out what tricks I have up my skirt…I mean sleeve!! 
This post was guest blogged by Jane May. She teaches readers how to create and monetize blogs on Daily Web Ideas.
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