There have been a couple of articles written about the amount of money that the Mozilla Foundation has raised through various means. This entry says “72 million” and has been repeated over on digg.com. I won’t comment on the dollar amount except to say that it’s not correct, though not off by an order of magnitude. I also won’t comment on sources of that money, except to say that some of the assertions that I’ve seen in the comments are pretty far off, both in terms of numbers and sources.

If you already have a blog and are using any web analytics package, such as the free Google Analytics, there’s a goldmine of information available.

I just wanted to give a try Google Analytics but now they ask to sign up and wait for them to send an invitation. I will just stick with AWStats and forget about Google Analytics.

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Now it’s been almost 3 months, the client has about 120 inbound links and he gets about 1,000 a day. Granted it’s not a terribly competitive term but is one that is highly coveted by his competitors. He’s not getting rich but he is making a pretty good second income.

I’m not telling anyone to spam bathrooms. I’m merely making a point that maybe thinking differently and thinking in terms of something other than tech may offer some alternative view points to this debate. I’m not sure putting up post-it notes in toilets is people marketing, but I’m also not sure it isn’t search engine marketing.

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