Wow! Tons of comments!!!

I dabbled with SCL over a year ago, but I subscribed to the RSS around last September.

I'm surprised you didn't mention YouTube. There's an auto-post to Twitter option, but the text it includes by default is lame. It has the biggest potential built-audience by far, too.

Is there a reason you didn't include it?

I think most regular blog readers are either used to seeing the ads or have an adblocker. Either way, I think it's a good idea.

What about doing any keyword campaigns yourself? As in, have you bought advertising yourself to bring in more readers?

Have you ever done an AdSense (or similar) ad to generate traffic for this blog? Other blogs you run?

Good point. Rick has definitely seen his share of media attention, but he\'s been pretty transparent about his finances. I thought about including him in this post, but I decided to focus on Dallas area churches.

Thanks for your thoughts!

Haha. Nice try. It\'s working just fine and I removed your link.

Good point Jon. My terminology's probably not the best. I'll update it.
Thanks!

Good question. I couldn't remember why I went with PayPal for the postage label, but I figured it out. The USPS has Click-n-Ship for buying labels online, but they don't offer Media Mail as an option. PayPal does, which ends up being quite a bit cheaper than Priority Mail. I usually pay less than $3 per book.

I actually have a link to the books I'm selling in the post, but it's kind of hidden. I'm probably going to to a post next week about getting setup to sell books through Amazon, so I'll talk more about it then. Here's the link: http://www.amazon.com/shops/KMRBooksAndMore

PayPal does charge a small fee for the postage, but the postage costs less overall. I spent much more on postage one time when I bought it in the post office, so it's worth it, to me, to print from home.

I only have one of those community mailboxes in my neighborhood, so I can't stick it in my mailbox.

Hi Bertha,

Thanks for your question. Fios has released a new version of the DVR in the past couple years, so this review is out-of-date now. But to answer your question, yes, their DVR does have the option you are asking about.

Good luck!

Kevin