Archive for August, 2006
If you are a frequent user of eBay, you would know what most people refer to as “sniping”. This is where a user waits until the very last minute of an auction and then place their bids so they can get the item for a cheaper price. But you know what’s annoying? When you forget to make your bids at the last second!
I was talking to one of my German friends who introduced me to this free software which was released a few years back and is working for him, Buyertools Automatic eBay Reminder (this software is not affiliated with eBay).
Recently I read a post by Peter Da Vanzo which discussed some of the blogs which earn nearly 1 Million Dollars a year. CNN also made a report discussing how blogs earn a good income and can quickly give rise to a bloggers reputation (article referred to Michael Arrington’s TechCrunch with nearly 100,000 readers!).
Google Base seems to be improving it’s services and is now offering click tracking which will display the clicks, impressions and page views for your submissions. This is a nifty new feature which tells you which submissions to Google Base are working and which aren’t working.
Well a while back Matt Cutts released a few Google Videos to explain some Search Engine Optimization tips and ideas. However, one of those videos, How to Structue a Site, was somehow tagged by Google Videos with some odd keywords.
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Matt Cutts Tagged in Google Videos as Gay Porn
Jennifer Slegg put a post which talks about Google AdSense Search Box, where you get paid for users which search on Google using your AdSense Publisher ID and make a click!
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Google AdSense Search Results on Your Site
A gMail user noticed that when you receive audio files as an attachment in gMail, Google offers a simple way to simply play the MP3 Attachment on the spot! In fact, it is Google Video Player which is playing the audio file, but that’s not all!
Well Aaron Wall just updated his FireFox SEO Software earlier this morning. Here are a few features which he added:
- MSN Search API
- Technorati API
- Yahoo! API
A few hours ago, Elinor Mills and Anne Broache reported that AOL Employees were fired due to the Search Engine Data Logs which were released a few weeks back. The total damage is the fact that two AOL Employees have been fired and the chief technology officer is resigning. The CTO of AOL resigning is Maureen Govern. The AOL Chief Executive, Jon Miller, sent an E-Mail to the users notifying them of the change.
Well a simple post at Google shows that they are now offering special Google discounts for kids since school is starting in many places (most are starting today, others should start on Thursday)!
Just recently I started sellings advertisements through TextLinkAds on the sidebar for around $20/month here. Haven’t received any customers through it, but I noticed that they are offering $100 in free ads when you order $125+ and thought this was a great deal, so I ordered a ton of 30-day listings for Sixty6 Arcade (sending a ton of traffic as well!).
Joel Comm is an Internet Revenue Expert and offers and offers a ton of eBooks related to Internet Revenue and how you can earn the most out of your website. Recently, he released The AdSense Game which is a lot like Lemonade Tycoon, except you are creating a website with $500 to market it and earn Google AdSense Revenue from it!
Well I was just browsing through the web and came across Emoze, which seems like a pretty reliable service released by Emblaze Ltd for travelling webmasters like Shoemoney! At the moment, Emoze is one of the very few services in it’s field which offers secure “push” E-Mail and PIM service for free!
Their current released version is Emoze 1.1 Personal Edition and can work with any of the phones in their large list of compatible phones (and PDA’s running Microsoft PocketPC).
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