Squidoo Tip: Use Amazon Wishlist
Posted on | March 20, 2012 | 8 Comments
I love the amazon wishlist. If you have an amazon account for buying maybe you are already using this feature to make lists of potential gifts for friends and family, or to keep track of what you want to order next.
I found a use for squidoo as well! We all do it: look for good products that will fit well in our lenses. Every time I make a new lens or update an older one, I check Amazon. Often I end up straying away and find products that would do so well on another lens. But no time to do any other updates. What I would do before, is drag the link to my bookmarks where it would be buried forever in the mess my bookmark bar has become.
Now? I add each product I find to my “for squidoo” amazon wishlist! Once in a while, I add these products to my lenses and delete them from the list. This is quite effective, and I find that over time, the quality and “on topic” aspect of my featured products have increase. I shop often on Amazon for the family and every time I run across something that scream “squidoo” I add it to my list.
Using the wishlist is easy. Log into your account. On each product page, you have the possibility to add the product to your wishlist (image 1).
Then from the wishlist page, you can access all your wishlists and the products you saved on them. You can delete them, move them to another list, create new list. There is even a wishlist extension for Chrome (image 2).
Using Amazon wishlist help me save time overall, compare to what I was doing before. Considering that thousands of new products are added daily on Amazon, it’s an effective way to compile list of products for later use on squidoo. And that way I don’t have to sulk about the pitiful state of my bookmark bar!
Win a copy of Dragon Naturally Speaking!
Posted on | March 16, 2012 | No Comments
Yep, Zujava is at it again. This time they are offering a copy of Dragon NaturallySpeaking to the winner. All you have to do is write as many pages (leaves) you want and enter them on the official submission page. All pages must have been created between March 16 and April 16 2012. If you are not already a writer on Zujava you can join here via my link: ZUJAVA
This is a very cool prize!
My Octopus page won 3rd place on the latest Zujava contest
Posted on | March 15, 2012 | No Comments
I was thrilled to won the third place on the first ever Zujava contest. My page “Octopus Facts” was featured on Zujava blog as a result: All About Octopuses: Leaf Spotlight.
It’s motivating, and as soon as I have some more time I will publish a few more leaves (pages) there.
You can join Zujava if you like to write. A great way as well to interlink with your Squidoo (or Wizzley or Hubpage) content
Buying and Selling Squidoo Lenses
Posted on | March 12, 2012 | No Comments
If you are looking to buy squidoo lenses or sell some of yours why not join theĀ Buying and Selling Squidoo Lenses Facebook group?
I join about a month ago (or a bit earlier). It’s a nice friendly market for squidoo lenses. There is quite a few sellers, some even do custom orders so don’t be shy contacting them if you need something specifically done for you.
I am a buyer there, and have been purchasing a few lenses already, and had a few custom orders done as well. I see it as a time saving move.
Sellers are welcome, just make sure you are not violating squidoo TOS and copyright with the lens you sell, otherwise you will be booted out of the group real fast. That’s to make buyer feel secure.
The only thing that is ask of us is to read the document (you will see it at the top of the group), “sign” it and OBEY it!
Here’s my latest aquisition, thanks to Ann (one of the seller): Mother Daughter Jewelry
Tags: buying squidoo lens > selling squidoo lenses > squidoo > squidoo lens for sale
Traditional Irish Recipes for Saint Patrick’s Day
Posted on | March 8, 2012 | No Comments
Selection of mouth watering Guinness Recipes For Saint Patrick’s Day. This is an old page of mine, one of the first squidoo lens I ever bought, somewhere back in 2009. Recipes range from starters to desserts and drinks.
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