Podcamp Toronto 2010
Podcamp Toronto, 2010 is this weekend, on feb 20th & 21st at Ryerson University. The schedule seems to be awesome. Check it out here http://2010.podcamptoronto.com/schedule/
PodCamp Toronto 2010 is a FREE “unconference” bringing together professionals and hobbyists from Toronto and the surrounding area to explore the cutting edge of new and social media. If you are an online content creator – hobbyist and professionals – who are building communities online in a variety of ways, then PodCamp Toronto 2010 is for you. Share ideas, discuss theories and learn lessons from an audience of experts. Network, network, network.
Want to register?? Here is the link —- http://2010.podcamptoronto.com/register/
I will be hanging around the halls.. if you see me, say hi 
Free Online Event Registration App
I found this great online event registration program and had to share with you. The site allows you to sell tickets to your event online and expand your audience. You can manage your attendees and cashflow easily.
- The interface is slick and very user-friendly interface. You can build a great looking event page using really simple tools anybody can use. No technical know-how required!
- Accept online payment for your event’s tickets with your own PayPal account. Takes seconds to set up and puts you in control.
- Print a beautiful attendee list or export the data so you can play around with it and create your own attendee badges.
Here is the link to all the features http://www.guestlistapp.com/tour/
Its free for free tickets & charities. And it’s totally free for paid tickets while in beta.
Check it out and let me know what you think.
New Cool Tool To Find Niche Keyword Questions To Blog About
Blog Traffic Tip: The importance of long tail keywords has been emphasized and reiterated by every internet marketing mentor. This tool will make your keyword research easy and quick.
WordTracker is one of the popular keyword research tools. Now wordtracker went a step further and developed a keyword questions tool.
What are keyword questions?
People often type complete questions into search engines: if you find these questions and answer them, you could get some great search traffic. Enter a single or a short keyword to find the questions people are asking in your market.
The results are various full sentences. These can be used as long tail keywords. Once you found a question with decent number of searches, use it as a blog post title and write an informational post to answer the question.
Here is the link to the cool tool. Keyword Questions . Hope you enjoyed the post and find it useful to build traffic to your blog.