Last night I, finally handed over the passwords for ixibo along with its hosting account to Maria. She will be the new owner and administrator for www.ixibo.com. It has been a great ride from founding this blog to Google Page Rank 3. Since May, 2008, I along with Henry, Paul, Sara and others worked very hard to make this blog a success. we achieved part of it together.
But I have some other big projects in pipeline so, I thought it would be a good idea to handover the keys of this blog to someone who is really passionate about technology and a great team player. I will keep contributing as a guest writer occasionally but now it’s Maria’s show.
Finally, I would like to say good luck and thank you to all my readers. Your feedback and comments have been the single largest source of inspiration that led me to success as a professional blogger. I will keep on doing what I do best… blogging and tweeting on twitter.
here are some of the projects I am currently involved in. hope you will like to take a look at what will be working on doing.
- Renewable Energy Blog (Taking over from Sara as she is getting very busy in her study)
- Outsource to Pakistan (A Business Process Outsourcing Startup)
- I travel to work! Do you? A Travel Blog
- Live Chat Providers (Another Initiative for Small Businesses)
- Fair Loan Rate! A Personal Finance Blog (My newly discovered passion)
- DWI Laywer’s Blog (Helping My Brother get his law blog running)
- Best Things in Life and Cheap and Inexpensive (Starting an Online Store)
- Bee For Beelog! A Blog Network ( A place where people can start new blogs)
- AsiaSat 3S A Satellite TV Blog (My favorite satellite)
- A Recruiter’s Blog (My Headhunting side of career)
You see, I am doing all this so in order to focus better I have to shed some weight. but I will remain a guest writer and extend my help whenever needed.
Have a nice day and subscribe to RSS Feed which is now showing 0 for strange reason :p
stuff was nothing more than a scam, or at the very least a pure waste of money. The software you get for $40 turns out to be nothing more than a menu and shortcuts to the free online television broadcasts. Most of TV Stations listed are usually foreign, and these links become obsolete or do not work after a while.