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admin | January 14, 2010
I’ve tried to post about Haiti several times now, but words fail me. Instead, I’ll focus on what I can talk about: How to help.
Food & clothing drives are nice, but they’re nowhere near as effective as cash when dealing with this level of devastation. There are quite a few worthy organizations out there. Mashable [...]
admin | December 10, 2009
Quick update: You may have noticed some FYI statements added to the bottom of certain posts. Here’s the deal:
In order to better monetize Cities on the Cheap (translation: Get paid for the work that I do), I’ve decided to take advantage of some of the affiliate/associate programs out there. As it happens, several of [...]
admin | November 5, 2009
I asked Atlanta on the Cheap’s Twitter followers if they would be interested in a holiday gift guide, and the overwhelming response was “Yes!” In fact, not a single person shot it down. So. Now I’ll be pulling one together. Technically, two—one for Cities on the Cheap & one for Atlanta on the Cheap.
I’m [...]
admin | October 29, 2009
Random shameless spread the word request: Have you taken advantage of one of the deals on Cities on the Cheap? Do you plan to but haven’t had a chance yet? If so, please pay it forward & spread the word about the site. Pick your favorite post & stumble it, retweet a deal, forward your [...]
admin | October 5, 2009
Today (Oct. 5), the FTC released new rules governing bloggers. As a result, some blogs will die. Or at the very least, they’ll be significantly restructured. In my (non-sponsored) opinion, this is a good thing. I loathe blogs that are essentially undisclosed paid advertisements.
Will the new rules affect Cities on the Cheap? The short answer [...]
