Internet Marketing by Sandis Viksna

It turns out, if you ignore your 500 email messages a day, and turn down 342 contants containing ICQ, then you can do your tasks about 10x faster! It is fantastic ;) 

Wish you the same luck ;)

p.s. google is still ignoring us

This is true stuff everyone should learn ;) at the moment I’m lacking it as I am ok with the idea that doing one task there can appear 50 ICQ windows and spread some minutes there and here. But it turns out, that it doesn’t helps at all to make your tasks done.

 Conclusion is simple: organize your time, prioritize main tasks, skip smaller tasks for later;

 Another wise report from me :)

 I feel like a guru! Yes, I am! :) haha

Funny title, but true. Last night I saw a dream and we had Perry guesting in my old school. I don’t remeber what was the reason but it was like a great honor in our little school to have Mr. Marshall. I also remember, that this PPC guru was invited to see some rabits our school was growing. In the end Perry left without lunch. So I don’t know what it means but one thing is clear - something will happen in PPC, Perry and me!

Perry, you’re welcome to Latvia!!!

well, one of main ideas is to test certain marketing techniques in traffic and publicity generation (btw, where the spell check in this WP thing???)

I wana knock the soks (socks) of results, even if it cost a 7 pairs of socks for 4 points each;

but okay, at the moment i have to get things started on my paper part, but will be good, very good

okay, no more bs, need to move forward

yo jimbo, finally i set my blog up, finally ;) matt cutts inspired me? or maybe the 873 big time names and pros i’m reading about every day;

anyway, hello hello; this gona be cheezy one or maybe not;

english is my 3rd language, anyway;

This is very important date, because it’s my birth day. Yes, 2nd of November in far 1981 was my first birth day. Some says its 0-birtday; in programming some might say its -1;

Anyway, this happened in Ogre, Latvia. Latvia at that time was in Soviet Union.

It took more than 25 years for me to finally blog about this first day of mine. Here I am.