PayPerPost has been growing tremendously over the month, but the buzz about it has been long gone. Or is it? I received an E-Mail from PayPerPost announcing a new service they released, Disclosure Policy Generator. I don’t think this website is that useful or important for bloggers, and personally think it was meant to get people talking about PayPerPost again. Continue Reading »
DisclosurePolicy.org - Plea for Attention?

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Seems that Google is testing a new layout for Google Base. This was caught by Garett Rogers, who thinks it’s a replacement for Froogle!

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Google Base 2

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Barry Schwartz seemed to be the only one who noticed that so many different PayPerClick services are now offering coupons because of the eComXpo Conference. Well it seems that Google AdWords isn’t the only one distributing coupons, MSN AdCenter is also distributing a coupon code of $50.

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MSN AdCenter $50 Coupons

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A lot of people already know about the Google AdWords $50 off coupon which was originally meant for Yahoo! Small Business users. However, there has now been a new discovery for a new type of coupon for Google AdWords on behalf of eComXpo I believe. You will get a $50 coupon E-Mailed to the specified E-Mail Address.

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Another $50 Google AdWords Coupon from eComXpo

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I’m not a great Google Blogger fan, considering how it’s mainly being used for spam. Recently, according to a couple of AIM Chats, Blogger has been receiving a ton of outages. Instead of hiding the truth or ignoring it, they decided to do something to publish the truth, but make the opinion on Blogger a bit softer blow.

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Google Blogger Server Outages = New Blogger BETA

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Google has offered $1 for every FireFox download a Google AdSense Publisher sent them. This has been a long tradition and useful for generating revenue for publishers as well as new FireFox users.

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FireFox 2.0 Not Affiliated with Google AdWords

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Well I took a couple of computer-related offers from PayPerPost last month or so. I made sure to make only one post for PayPerPost every 10 posts so the posts don’t look too spammy. But I made sure that it was a post that was related to Computers & Internet and fit somewhere within the categories on Modern SEO News. I finally got paid a few days back!

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ShoeMoney has offered $5,000 in Microsoft AdCenter Coupons on his blog. Apparently a Microsoft AdCenter representative sent him an E-Mail with 100 coupons for Microsoft AdCenter for $50 each.

He’ll simply make a post on his blog tomorrow morning (most likely between 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.) and whoever redeems the codes will get it!

The other 50 coupon codes will be said live on Net Income, ShoeMoney’s radio show on WebmasterRadio.fm!

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Yahoo! launched their very own Yahoo! Search Marketing Blog. There doesn’t seem to be much activity at the moment, but considering their other recently released blog, Yahoo! Search Blog, I don’t think this would be a lot different. It would simply have a different layout, but most likely cover the same topic. However, I don’t think the Yahoo! Search Blog contained much of anything that was interesting. Hopefully the new one will be better!

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Came across a blog post which pointed me to this odd Google Maps Location which looks exactly like a native Indian’s face! It is on a mountain range in Canada which is just north of Montana! We took a screenshot of it as well!

A lot of people would have been amazed at how much Google paid YouTube (nearly $1.6 billion) and have come up with crazy and wild speculations on how this happened. But I personally think this YouTube Video explains it much better than any other wild story:

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We mentioned a while back that Google is discouraging their users from using Google as a verb. On the other hand, Yahoo! had no problem with people using Yahoo! as a verb. This issue seems to have risen again and now Google seems more determined with their post.

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Google is determined not to be a verb

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