en-us https://www.intensedebate.com/users/316898 Comments by Nyfalcon http://coffeecast.fm/2009/03/peet-and-repeet/#IDComment17717391 I normally listen on Saturday morning with a nice hot cup of coffee :) Fri, 27 Mar 2009 23:14:09 +0000 http://coffeecast.fm/2009/03/peet-and-repeet/#IDComment17717391 http://geekcast.fm/archives/affiliateabcs-6-website-basics/#IDComment17217654 Marvin Thanks for the nice notes, as for the facebook and myspace accounts. Each one of my sites has each each myspace and Twitter account. I dont use facebook as much because I hate the whole interface there. My sites do for the most part have fan pages but I don't push them as much. If you cant find the time to have a myspace for each account at least have a Twitter account for each. Trishalyn Its funny but 10 minutes after we did the podcast I found a links.html on an old old site, I just hung my head in shame :) Thu, 19 Mar 2009 00:40:26 +0000 http://geekcast.fm/archives/affiliateabcs-6-website-basics/#IDComment17217654 http://geekcast.fm/archives/ab-testing-nyfalcon-and-loxly-explain-it-affiliate-abcs-episode-2/#IDComment14780584 Thanks for your comment, as for RSS feeds I have heard the debate on both using Feedburner and hosting it yourself. I have used both forms for my sites but have changed over my newest sites to use Feedburner just for the simplicity of it. With my feeds I am signed up for adsense for feeds through Feedburner and can make a little pocket change without having to place ads manually into it. This also means that people that are subscribing to my rss feed and read it through a reader get to see ads without even being on my website. Sure you can manually put ads in and affiliate links but I find it too time consuming. Hope that helps Vinny Thu, 5 Feb 2009 19:28:28 +0000 http://geekcast.fm/archives/ab-testing-nyfalcon-and-loxly-explain-it-affiliate-abcs-episode-2/#IDComment14780584