Best of OCAAT in 2013 (2026)

Trying to make the most of ocaat 2013? You are in the right place. Below we break it down in plain English, with practical tips you can actually use.

Key Takeaways

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• This was my third year as a financial blogger who blogs part-time.
• This was an eventful year, not a success story all the way.

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Thank you readers, we successfully completed one more year of blogging! This was my third year as a financial blogger who blogs part-time. This was an eventful year, not a success story all the way. Things from technical front was not simple this year.

My original host HostGator was acquired by another company and probably that was the reason behind frequent outages and slowness you experienced throughout the first of the year. During that time some hacking took place and malicious scripts were inserted, which did affect my search ranking with Google. I recovered from the low somehow. But I switched the host a couple of times, which took a lot of time and energy on my part.

This was also the year when I posted lesser posts compared to 2012, by an amount of 62 posts (240 vs. 178), almost one less post a week.

On the followers and readership perspective, OCAAT grew consistently. We now have more than 8,000 social followers and email subscribers. Thank you for giving me this excellent feeling!

Blog earning was highest this year, you noticed ad boxes in side my articles and on the side-bar. These are revenue generating ads for me. I hope this uptrend continues. I won’t mind temporary slowness as this is a pure side gig to me apart from being a pure hobby and a medium for acquiring knowledge rapidly.

Writing for all of you in OCAAT is a blessing, a ton of fun, a life I love living. But as a human being I do feel blogging is boring sometimes, pardon me.

Although all the posts are dear ones, these are some of the highlights. I request you to go through the articles if you had missed.

1. True Cost of Buying Home - Other Hidden Expenses
2. 51 Mistakes to Avoid While Selling Your Home
3. Man, you Look Good to Earn More
4. Skipping Latte and Clipping Coupons wont make you rich
5. 101 Ideas to Reuse, Recycle and Re-purpose Household Goods
6. A Case for Penny Pinching - Habits of Some Richest Celebrities
7. 51 Possible Part-time Side Jobs for College Students
8. Retirement Saving for Poor and Minimum Wage Earner
9. 21 Income Ideas for Senior and Retired Persons
10. How Does it Really Feel to be a Blogger
11. Modern Home Bookkeeping with Less Effort and No Cost
12. Why Do Personal Budgets Frequently Fail?
13. Why your Neighbor is Richer than You
14. 10 Investment Options to Spread Your Risk
15. How to Get your Personal Finance in Order, in a Day?
16. Six Lessons Learned from my First Money-making Venture
17. Are you More Frugal than Us? A Trivia
18. Setting your Mind Before starting with Online Stock Trading
19. How Change in Attitude Can make you Rich?
20. Applying Warren Buffet Quotes in Personal Finance
21. 10 Expenses your Parents didn’t Incur
22. Retirement in 21st Century
23. New Age Impulse Buying - Buying Things Online
24. Having a Financial Backup Plan
25. The Importance of Giving this Holiday

I hope to have a better year in 2014, when I really run short of writing ideas, why don’t you chip in and suggest some? You are welcome to mail me at onecentatatime at gmail dot com.

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Wish you all a happy new year, may the year be of excellent success to you.

 

 

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Final Thoughts

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