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I regret to announce that I will be taking down RianBrooklyn.com.

Personal circumstances would have it that I simply can’t continue this site. But, in the future

I may try some “blogging” again. I apologize to anyone who still came here regularly looking for

new content, and there was none. I know, its been forever.

Just a quick post for now. When I have more time, I may post some more of the details.

It’s 4Am, I’m still here in Vegas after missing my flight, and I can’t sleep so I figured I’d write a review of the PPC Classroom event.

PPC Classroom Live (installment 1) is officially over, but was well worth making the trip. I wasn’t too sure what to expect in terms of content from the speakers, but it was well worth the 2 days sitting in an overheated, overcrowded conference room. I met so many interesting people here, including many of the speakers who were more than happy to chat during the breaks.

If you’re a reader of this blog, or on any of the dozens of Internet marketing newsletters, then you’ve surely heard of PPC Classroom. The new PPC course caused quite a ruckus earlier this month, and you probably received more than a few emails about it.

Well, it’s November and about time I dust off this blog. I was a little torn to continue it or not simply because I’ve neglected it for so long, but have decided it is best to proceed simply because I want to help others succeed. A lot has happened in the past few months, so this will be my attempt to revive RianBrooklyn.com and start getting some quality content moving along.

Where to begin?

You may have noticed a new widget in the sidebar below the recent posts widget. This is Blog Rush, a new blog syndication service by John Resse, that has just entered beta testing.

I removed a few widgets to make room for Blog Rush, to test out the results on my blog traffic. This of course is being tested along side of the Exit Explosion applet. (annoying yes/no?). I may or may not keep this widget, depending upon my test results. If traffic increases substantially over the next few days and weeks, I may carve out a permanent place for the widget into my new and improved blog design (coming soon).