Henry, over at DesignReviver.com wrote a post today titled 14 of the Most Useful Web Design Blogs. Although he forgot to include his own blog in that list, BuySellAds.com has 8 of those 14 blogs in our inventory.  If we were to look at how useful these blogs are by virtue of the number of ads sold in relation to how long they have been BSA publishers you would also find that these are definitely high quality blogs.  Ads sold = good pricing + demand + good click-through rate + publishers putting quality content out there.

Over the weekend we were featured on KillerStartups.com. It was cool to be included without actually submitting the site ourselves. You can check out the review here.

You can now get the latest and greatest BSA news and announcements on twitter.  We’ll use our twitter channel to comunicate great deals for advertisers and to communicate product updates/info for publishers.  I’m sure we’ll also use it to link to some nice resources for buying/selling ads online too.

Here we are: http://twitter.com/buysellads

It’s my pleasure to announce our newest team member: Elliot Haughin.  As you may (or may not) know, we’ve been transitioning BSA over to the CodeIgniter framework while we gear up for the official launch.  As a CodeIgniter Ninja (nope, not a real Ninja, but he almost was one) Elliot has been spearheading this effort.  He’s an awesome developer, especially when it comes to CI.  If you’d like to get to know him better, check out Elliot’s Blog.

So, without further delay, Welcome Aboard Elliot, glad to have you!

Well, this blog has become quit stale!  Too much work to do around these parts lately and not enough time for bantering on the blog.  We have been busy signing up publishers lately, and, it is my pleasure to welcome Collis & the Miingle network to the party.  The Miingle network includes PSDTuts, FreelanceSwitch, and FaveUp.

However, it seems as though this blog post it a little late… we have already sold 3 ads on FreelanceSwitch and two on PSDTuts.  This is yet another great example of pricing ads just right (like GetClick did) to fill up your inventory fast.