If you’re a blogger, then you may be familiar with MaxBlogPress. These guys have created a number of highly regarded commercial plugins for WordPress including Subscriber’s Magnet (which provides more ways to get visitors to sign up to your mailing list) and Ninja Affiliate (which protects your affiliate links). Both plugins are used on this site.

For today only, November 26, 2010 (known as Black Friday), the MaxBlogPress guys are offering their products at a 70% discount. So what’s the catch? You have to buy a group of products rather than buying them individually.

What’s on offer is:

Subscriber’s Magnet WordPress plugin
Ninja Affiliate WordPress Plugin
WordPress Wizard 2.0 (50 step-by-step tutorials on how to setup your profitable WordPress blog)
The Blog Traffic Formula manual
The Daily Traffic Blueprint (not generally available to the public).

Combined, these products would normally cost $475 but in this one-day offer, they’re available for $137. Subscriber’s Magnet normally sells for $147 so even if that was the only product your were interested in, you’d still save $10!

This is a actually a very good deal. You’ve got till midnight tonight (November 26) to take advantage of this off so go grab the Black Friday Deal while you can!

I set myself the task of building a number of blogs many weeks back as ways of earning some extra money online in these dire financial times. So how has it gone?

Not well.

I’m a member of the AutoBlog Blueprint which teaches you the best way to go about building blogs for profit. It’s the best blogging course I’ve come across and has provided invaluable advice, tips and recommendations that have steered me in what I believe to be the right direction.

So what’s the problem?

WordPress is.
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I take working online for granted these days. In the morning I turn on my PC and connect to the internet, check my daily earnings and look at email. Barring a catastrophic failure of my PC, hard drive or Windows, I expect every work day to start out the same.

That didn’t happen two days ago on November 16th.
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