Your gone through some steps or routine to come to a conclusion on your niche for your website, blog or article campaign. You are all set and passionate about your niche and ready to unleash it on the www audiences. Now before you do that and possible end up with a dead campaign or blog, do a simple test to make sure you are ready for it. Write 20 articles on your niche without any references material, simply using your own words and knowledge. Once your are done spin 5 sub articles out each of this 20 articles. If you are able to do that you have a year worth of content and probably more. Now for a little link muscle. Use 20 on your blog and each of the 5 spin article on a sub domain blog linking to its main. For article campaign simple submit 20 articles to 1 main article directory and separate the 5 across an other directory linking to the main article. Now you have something worthwhile to keep going.

Been working in a new job since April. This is the second time I taken a long break from work. I broke my previous record by going 7 month without a job this time. I did not make enough money this time to continue without a job but I know I am very close. With a baby arriving in July, I will be needing more cash flow.

There are several projects I have in mind after recently been to some local PHP meetups. With my schedule revolving around my work, I am blogging less. There so much to write and so little time. I need some time to sit down and organize to document some of things that I have done here. So stayed tune.

gizmodo.com is looking for an editor in Australia, Asia (Japan, China, Korea, Taiwan, India, etc.) or somewhere in the general region. Blogging/Journalism experience is preferred, but not entirely required. You just need to possess a passion for both gadgets and writing, and have more than a cursory knowledge of both.

To Apply send emails to jchen@gizmodo.com with the subject “Asia/Australia Editor” with either three sample posts done in Gizmodo style (seriously, follow the template we have laid out), or a link to your current blog. Take your time with these so they best represent your writing ability. Also attach your resume and some information about yourself. You will be posting during nAsia/Australia’s normal hours.