ScribbleScratch.com is a blog (weblog) website aimed at webmasters, in particular the less experienced.

You will find:

• A repository of useful articles for web entrepreneurs. The articles are aimed to help you with all aspects of starting and running your own Internet business and making money online.

• Honest, tested product reviews on products that make your online experience easier and more profitable.
• In depth case studies covering a huge range of webmaster topics including SEO, traffic, marketing and profit generation.

Adam Diver – More About Me

I am from the east coast of Australia and have been actively “online” since 2003. My profession would be a web designer but my passion lies elsewhere online.

Whilst designing is by no means a bad job (and I have had some) there is something so much more rewarding in building (or buying) websites that generate revenue. In theory it sounds so simple create a site, advertise it and watch the money come in, but reality couldn’t be any further from the truth.

Making money online was far more difficult then I had originally envisaged and after years of failures and successes scribblescratch.com was born. To much mis-infomation has led me to create a website where infomation is tested and proven and much of the infomation is aimed towards myself from a few years ago.

The infomation is a must for new webmasters to better understand the environment you are entering and includes:

• Helpful giudes
• Honest and tested Product Reviews
• Case Studies
• Online Experiments
• Online service comparisons

To get more personal I am engaged to my beautiful fiancee Sally and we have an active son Sebastian. In january the household will become more of a madhouse with another child due.

I enjoy politics and sports with my favorite being rugby league. If you haven’t seen a game a recommend you make an effort to or at least watch some clips on youtube because you are missing out.

This blog is one of many sites I currently have but it takes up most of my time by far. I may be looking for a partner to help maintain the blog as I have so many experiments going at the moment that it is difficult to report consistently.

If you have any questions, need any help or would like to ask me something please visit my Contact Page.