ProBlogger is currently running a birthday bash where he is offering over $54,000 worth of prizes (USD)!
There are a huge array of prizes up for grabs, so if you haven’t take a look yet I recommend you do. The total value of all prizes is actually closer to $60,000, either way this is [...]

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September was a good month for this blog. The blog makeover is working well and has generated a good amount of feedback. The header and sidebar elements of this site are now getting far more clicks than with the old design.

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Top 5 Tips and Tricks from Daily Blog Tips Group Writing Project

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I recently got in touch with Nate Whitehill from Unique Blog Designs. I was impressed with how he redesigned John Chow’s web site so I asked him to give my site the makeover treatment.
This is the result! Welcome to the new look for Technical Itch.
The header and footer have been completely redesigned. [...]

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To be a successful blogger you need some marketing know how. Watching TV can be a great place to hone these skills. Why not spend a couple of hours watching TV, sounds pretty easy! It can be anything from TV commercials to a documentary. You’d be surprised what you can learn from this.

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David Airey, a logo designer and design consultant is holding an anniversary prize giveaway on his web site worth more than $4,000!
This is one of the best giveaways I’ve ever seen on a web site. There are some fantastic items up for grabs. Whether you’re looking for a redesign of your blog, [...]

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One of the mistakes I’ve made on this blog is not paying attention to the screen resolution used by visitors. Have you ever tried viewing your web site at different screen resolutions? You might be surprised at the results, especially if you use a fluid width theme like I do.

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For the last 2 months I’ve been studying how many times visitors click in the sidebar of this blog. The results so far are astonishing. Hardly anyone clicks on the sidebar. The sidebar might as well not be there.

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