As the end of August approaches I suddenly realized I’ve been terribly negligent about this blog for the entire month. But bringing myself to blog while the weather is still warm and the days are still long seemed to be just a little short of impossible.

But before the month is up, I want to point you to a few products.

First, The Wealthy Blogger has posted that he’s raising the price of his very cool Google Subscribed Links Toolkit for WordPress in a few days in order to start his affiliate program. If you want to grab it at $14.99, do it now!

Secondly, if you haven’t yet seen Market Samurai, you ought to give the trial a run. It is a very, very nice piece of market and niche analysis software for the price.

Neither product is linked here with an affiliate link. They get the nod on their own merits.

I’m giving away 100 Entrecard Credits to the first 50 EC users who send me a secret code….

All you have to do is click this link to subscribe to my Google Links, then do a Google.com search for
Hello Mindsurfer to see the code and instructions.

Just a quick note to say that The Wealthy Blogger has released his Google Subscribed Links Toolkit for WordPress.

It is absolutely awesome. The plugin is newly coded, designed for 2.5.x WordPress blogs, but is backwards compatible so if you’re still running a 2.3.x blog it will still work like a dream.

Aside from the plugin, the kit contains complete instructions from install to setup of your feed on Google. It simplifies a complex process quite well, and warns you when things might take a while to happen so you don’t panic and think you’ve done something wrong.

It also includes 10 nice 125×125 pixel banners that you can use to promote your subscribed links on your blog. That’s handy because the size of the banner Google offers is in a size that is probably a little awkward in many blog designs. 125×125 is quickly becoming the size of choice, especially for a lot of probloggers.

The toolkit also includes an AWESOME report offering five brilliant ways to get people running to subscribe to your Google links. These are five REALLY good ideas.

The price is cheaper than dirt, so if you’ve got a WordPress blog, it’s something you should be jumping at. I’m sure you’ll find it worthwhile.

Click here to check out the sales page.