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Good Blogs: Dividend Guy Blog

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The Dividend Guy Blog – One Guy’s Journey to Passive Income Through Dividend Investing »
I’ve been enjoying exploring this blog for a number of reasons. I can’t remember exactly how I came across the blog. But I bookmarked it for further explorations. so here are the reasons I like this blog:

1. it focuses on choosing dividends, esp. with growth of dividend;
2. it describes how to choose good dividends, with good examples;
3. and it also monetizes the blog in some interesting ways.

I think this blog is a very educational one, one that I am adding to my blogroll, and my daily reading!

Kenneth

Great PlugIns I have used #2: Word Statistics Plugin

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I have been using this plug in for quite sometime. I quite like having the ability to know how many words there are in a post. It’s useful! So I’m now recommending this.

It also has readability scores, but I don’t know how useful they actually are for writing as I actually tend to just write. The readability statistics are quite practical once you know what they signify. I found a website that helps provide some ‘standards’.

This post rates: Fog: 9.6 which indicates that you need 9.6 years of education to read this, or a headcold to write it!

(edited: the two possible modes of writing with ‘tags’ and mini-word style buttons produce widely different numbers of words).

Payperpost discloses its change on Disclosure Requirements

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Techcrunch recently wrote about PPP here. Payperpost is finally requiring postings to be identified as paid for postings. This is quite a change for Payperpost, and is something that many bloggers will feel more comfortable when they do blog advertising. Once guidelines are promoted, this blogger will be happy to conform to the new policy. I believe that it will help to clarify the relationship between the reader and the blogger. In the meantime, you will see a first step in the right direction here.
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