Showing posts with label Make Money Online. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Make Money Online. Show all posts
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Friday, October 17, 2008
Tell Me Something I Don't Know
October 12th, on The Chris Matthews Show, Chris asks his roundtable to "Tell Me Something I Don't Know" ... this weeks roundtable: Gloria Borger of CNN Howard Fineman of Newsweek Cynthia Tucker of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution David Ignatius of The Washington Post.
Saturday, September 20, 2008
My First dNeero Payment
After so many days of answering dNeero conversations, I finally got my first payment. Yes, you read it right... dNeero really pays. You can earn $$$ from dNeero by answering interesting conversations (5 or less questions only), post them to your blog, friendster, facebook or even myspace. Easy, right?
If you want to see my proof that I got paid by dNeero, you may visit my BizNHoney site.
If you want to see my proof that I got paid by dNeero, you may visit my BizNHoney site.
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Earnings for July and August
July 2008Contest - $25
Donation - $2
Total Income = $27
Approximately Php 1,188
August 2008
Paid to Promote (Chen)- $0.40
Ghost Writing For Others - $88.00
Donation - $2.00
IZEA, Inc. - $132.87
Contest (Paraiso Philippines) - $50
oDesk- $19.00
SponsoredReview - $3.25
Bloggerwave - $10.00
Total Income = $302.27
Approximately Php 13,299.88
Total Income for the month of July and August 2008
Total Income = $329.27
Approximately Php 14,487.88
Before, I did not believe that there is money in blogging. But now, I'm really convinced that blogging really pays. So, if you decided to earn money through blogging, you may want to join the following:
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
The Adsense Check for $132,994.97
Since there was no opportunities for me today, I was browsing some sites. Then I came across this site talking about The Adsense Check for $132,994.97.
This is Jeremy Shoemaker, owner of www.shoemoney.com. He earns 132,994.97 dollars a month from adsense. Can you believe it? Here's another proof:
Unbelievable, isn't it. But Jeremy Shoemaker answers some questions on his Adsense Check for more than 130,000 USD. Click here to know more.
This is Jeremy Shoemaker, owner of www.shoemoney.com. He earns 132,994.97 dollars a month from adsense. Can you believe it? Here's another proof:
Unbelievable, isn't it. But Jeremy Shoemaker answers some questions on his Adsense Check for more than 130,000 USD. Click here to know more.
Thursday, July 31, 2008
HammeRuler ... Redesign almost ready!
HammeRuler will be available in Late-2008!! It is built on the notion of Short-Measure Acceleration (SMA). By cutting down on tool switching time when doing short measures, the HammeRuler makes you more efficient. You probably don't realize how much time you spend putting down your hammer to pick up your ruler.
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
It's all about paintings, me, and Zriz
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
oDesk - A Great Sites for At-Home Jobs
I found The On Demand Global Workforce - oDesk about 4 months ago. And I think it is a great site for freelancers.
So what it?
Well, it's a website that basically allows freelancers to find jobs and businesses to find freelancers, but its a lot more than just a job site or a matching service.
Since I'm a provider, I'll just talk about the providers or the freelancers offering their services.
As a provider, the first thing you must do when starting with oDesk is to build your profile and resume, this is easy to do as you simply fill it in on screen with the usual stuff you have in your CV, employment history, education, personal profile etc.
After siging up, you need to download the smart bit of the website which will actually be used to track your work. This piece of software will automatically track the work you do and generates invoices for you, its all automated so no time cards to submit. oDesk actually guarantees that you will be paid for all hourly rate jobs you do.
In order to be ready to apply for jobs you need to take an online test to ensure you are full able to use the software. There are also many other free tests available to providers covering all kind of kings such as English language tests, email etiquette tests, Windows skills, some jobs will specify you need to pass these tests to apply.
The high quality of providers is on thing that oDesk holds above competition, but it really shines once you have selected a provider to work with. oDesk uses web cams and screen-capturing technology on the providers side to monitor the progress of work being done. The online contracting business has long had issues of distrust and the project management and monitoring technologies in oDesk certainly alleviate that. Companies were able to watch and communicate with their provider using a web cam, which solidified the relationship which was only days old.
Although most oDesk opportunities are in web development, there is often work available in game development, mobile applications, standard desktop applications, QA, web design, data entry and technical writing as well.
The providers are primarily from India, Russia, Ukraine, US, Philippines and Canada, and there are currently 255 job openings in the system. oDesk is also unique in that it doesn’t fix the cost of a project, instead charging an hourly rate, which allows the project manager to use the providers as required. For it’s part of the process, oDesk takes a commission on hours charges, and currently tens of thousands of hours are being charged out each month.
If you want to work from home, The On Demand Global Workforce - oDesk is a great way to accomplish it.
Here is the proof that I got paid by oDesk:
So what it?
Well, it's a website that basically allows freelancers to find jobs and businesses to find freelancers, but its a lot more than just a job site or a matching service.
Since I'm a provider, I'll just talk about the providers or the freelancers offering their services.
As a provider, the first thing you must do when starting with oDesk is to build your profile and resume, this is easy to do as you simply fill it in on screen with the usual stuff you have in your CV, employment history, education, personal profile etc.
After siging up, you need to download the smart bit of the website which will actually be used to track your work. This piece of software will automatically track the work you do and generates invoices for you, its all automated so no time cards to submit. oDesk actually guarantees that you will be paid for all hourly rate jobs you do.
In order to be ready to apply for jobs you need to take an online test to ensure you are full able to use the software. There are also many other free tests available to providers covering all kind of kings such as English language tests, email etiquette tests, Windows skills, some jobs will specify you need to pass these tests to apply.
The high quality of providers is on thing that oDesk holds above competition, but it really shines once you have selected a provider to work with. oDesk uses web cams and screen-capturing technology on the providers side to monitor the progress of work being done. The online contracting business has long had issues of distrust and the project management and monitoring technologies in oDesk certainly alleviate that. Companies were able to watch and communicate with their provider using a web cam, which solidified the relationship which was only days old.
Although most oDesk opportunities are in web development, there is often work available in game development, mobile applications, standard desktop applications, QA, web design, data entry and technical writing as well.
The providers are primarily from India, Russia, Ukraine, US, Philippines and Canada, and there are currently 255 job openings in the system. oDesk is also unique in that it doesn’t fix the cost of a project, instead charging an hourly rate, which allows the project manager to use the providers as required. For it’s part of the process, oDesk takes a commission on hours charges, and currently tens of thousands of hours are being charged out each month.
If you want to work from home, The On Demand Global Workforce - oDesk is a great way to accomplish it.
Here is the proof that I got paid by oDesk:
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Earn Money In Seconds
I found a site called TakeTheGlobe. It is a new innovative, international and FREE English based service that allows advertisers to reach thousands of potential customers by displaying their ad on our, "Surf Ads" page.
I've read positive feedback about TakeTheGlobe and the site pays fast. That's the reason I joined. I'm really choosy about joining PTC sites because of the rampant PTC scam sites coming out.
TakeTheGlobe has more than 30 ads for free members and 50+ ads for premium members. Site pays:
Per click $ 0.005
Per referral click $ 0.0025
Per premium click $ 0.01
Premium referral click $ 0.005
Alertpay Payout $ 10.00
Don't have Alertpay? No problem.. Click here
So what are you waiting for? Start making money with TakeTheGlobe. Register now by clicking here.
I've read positive feedback about TakeTheGlobe and the site pays fast. That's the reason I joined. I'm really choosy about joining PTC sites because of the rampant PTC scam sites coming out.
TakeTheGlobe has more than 30 ads for free members and 50+ ads for premium members. Site pays:
Per click $ 0.005
Per referral click $ 0.0025
Per premium click $ 0.01
Premium referral click $ 0.005
Alertpay Payout $ 10.00
Don't have Alertpay? No problem.. Click here
So what are you waiting for? Start making money with TakeTheGlobe. Register now by clicking here.
Saturday, June 21, 2008
dNeero Really Pays
Mommy Ruby proved that dNeero really pays. She posted a screen capture of her Paypal transaction details in her blog showing dNeero's payment.
How does it work?
dNeero helps social people make money joining conversations and posting their opinions where their peers can join in. You can post it to your TypePad, LiveJournal, WordPress, MySpace, Blogger, Friendster, Yahoo! 360 , Tagged, Xanga Zimbio , and more.
After filling out a questions at dNeero.com, you've already reserved some money for your effort... but haven't earned it yet. To capture that money all you have to do is post your answers to your blog and generate some traffic for a few days (all you have to do is copy-and-paste a single line of code). Your blog readers will see your answers along with any other thoughts you had about the conversation. Your readers can then join the conversation, or see how others from your blog answered. If they join the conversation and get paid, dNeero pay you a recruitment fee based on what they earn.
As of now, I have $1.59 in my account. I need to have $20 to get it. For security and ease-of-use, dNeero sends payment to your PayPal account. If you don't have PayPal account, don't worry. Sign up here. Setting up a PayPal account takes only minutes. Once you have a PayPal account you simply enter your PayPal address (usually your email address) into the dNeero system on your account settings page so that dNeero can send you the money.
Interested?
How to Get Started
Sign Up is free. dNeero will collect some basics like email and password and then send you an email message to activate your account. After your first log in they will collect some basic demographic information (age, gender, location, etc.) so that we can find the best opportunities for you. They will present you a list of conversation opportunities, you'll join conversations of your choosing and within minutes you'll see an account balance. They will pay your PayPal account whenever you accrue $20 in your account... no waiting until the end of calendar quarters!
What are you waiting for, sign up now and earn some cash!
How does it work?
dNeero helps social people make money joining conversations and posting their opinions where their peers can join in. You can post it to your TypePad, LiveJournal, WordPress, MySpace, Blogger, Friendster, Yahoo! 360 , Tagged, Xanga Zimbio , and more.
After filling out a questions at dNeero.com, you've already reserved some money for your effort... but haven't earned it yet. To capture that money all you have to do is post your answers to your blog and generate some traffic for a few days (all you have to do is copy-and-paste a single line of code). Your blog readers will see your answers along with any other thoughts you had about the conversation. Your readers can then join the conversation, or see how others from your blog answered. If they join the conversation and get paid, dNeero pay you a recruitment fee based on what they earn.
As of now, I have $1.59 in my account. I need to have $20 to get it. For security and ease-of-use, dNeero sends payment to your PayPal account. If you don't have PayPal account, don't worry. Sign up here. Setting up a PayPal account takes only minutes. Once you have a PayPal account you simply enter your PayPal address (usually your email address) into the dNeero system on your account settings page so that dNeero can send you the money.
Interested?
How to Get Started
Sign Up is free. dNeero will collect some basics like email and password and then send you an email message to activate your account. After your first log in they will collect some basic demographic information (age, gender, location, etc.) so that we can find the best opportunities for you. They will present you a list of conversation opportunities, you'll join conversations of your choosing and within minutes you'll see an account balance. They will pay your PayPal account whenever you accrue $20 in your account... no waiting until the end of calendar quarters!
What are you waiting for, sign up now and earn some cash!
Thursday, June 19, 2008
My First.....
When I started answering this conversation, it made me reminisce the past...It's all coming back to me now... hahaha... There were happy moments but there were not-so-happy moment too. I was a naughty child. I had my first boyfriend when I was in the sixth grade. My mom said, "you are not allowed to have a relationship until you're 18 yrs old." But at 12, I already had one and she did not know it.. I started drinking (occasionally) when I was 13 years old. My first night out with my friends was 10 years ago (I was 16 only), of course my mom did not know it too... The list will go on and on.... I'm not saying I'm not a good daughter/child, I just learned to live my life to the fullest. That is my motto: Live your life to the fullest… and don’t regret about the past
Sunday, June 15, 2008
Home Computer Security
No matter how a home computer is connected to the Internet, intruder's attacks are often successful. Many home computer owners don't realize that they need to pay attention to computer security. In the same way that you are responsible for having insurance when you drive a car, you need to also be responsible for your home computer's security.
Here are some tips to protect your computer:
1. Keep your firewall turned on
A firewall is a device or set of devices configured to permit, deny, encrypt, or proxy all computer traffic between different security domains based upon a set of rules and other criteria. It helps protect your computer from hackers who might try to delete information, crash your computer, or even steal your passwords or credit card numbers. Make sure your firewall is always turned on.
There are three basic types of firewalls are available for you to choose from:
• Software firewalls
• Hardware routers
• Wireless routers
To determine which type of firewall is best for you, answer these questions and record your answers:
a. How many computers will use the firewall?
b. What operating system do you use? (This might be a version of Microsoft Windows, Apple Macintosh, or Linux.)
If you use Windows Vista or Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2), you have a firewall built in and turned on by default.
2. Keep your operating system up-to-date
High priority updates are critical to the security and reliability of your computer. They offer the latest protection against malicious online activities. Microsoft provides new updates, as necessary, on the second Tuesday of the month.
Operating systems, like Windows XP and Macintosh OS X, are made up of countless parts with different functions ideally working in harmony. That some of these parts should be less than perfect is inevitable. But when a problem leaves a hole in your machine's defenses, it is extremely important to patch it as soon as possible. This is best accomplished by using built-in automatic update features through the Windows Security Center in Windows XP, Automatic Updates control panel in earlier versions of Windows, and the Software Update application in Macintosh OS X under System Properties. Keep in mind that your machine may need to be restarted after you update.
3. Use updated antivirus software
Viruses and spyware are two kinds of usually malicious software that you need to protect your computer against. You need antivirus technology to help prevent viruses, and you need to keep it regularly updated.
There are many Anti-Virus softeware to choose from. I use AVG Anti Virus 8, because it is easy to use, effective, and always updated. AVG Checks for updates every 4 hours by default. AVG Antivirus is one of the most complete programs we have found to date. It includes many new options to make it one of the most effective virus scanners on the market. It is still plagued by horrible slowdowns at times. Even things so simple as just typing an IM can be stopped for several seconds for some reason. If you can get past the occasional slowdowns of your computer, the scanning functionality of AVG Antivirus 8 is top of the line. With the rewrite of the scanning engine, AVG included multi processor support. That dual core processor you bought is actually going to start getting a workout now. AVG also included support for Windows Vista and the 64 bit versions of Windows XP and Vista.
4. Use updated antispyware technology
Antispyware helps protect your computer against pop-ups, slow performance, and security threats caused by spyware and other unwanted software. To keep up with the latest forms of spyware, you must keep your antispyware updated.
• Software that displays pop-up advertising on your computer, collects and relays your personal information, or changes the configuration of your computer, without appropriately obtaining your consent first, is called spyware.
• Many kinds of unwanted software, including spyware, are designed to be difficult to remove. If you try to uninstall this software like any other program, you might find that the program reappears as soon as you restart your computer.
• Windows Defender is designed to protect you against spyware. It features a monitoring system that recommends actions against spyware when it's detected and minimizes interruptions.
Here are some tips to protect your computer:
1. Keep your firewall turned on
A firewall is a device or set of devices configured to permit, deny, encrypt, or proxy all computer traffic between different security domains based upon a set of rules and other criteria. It helps protect your computer from hackers who might try to delete information, crash your computer, or even steal your passwords or credit card numbers. Make sure your firewall is always turned on.
There are three basic types of firewalls are available for you to choose from:
• Software firewalls
• Hardware routers
• Wireless routers
To determine which type of firewall is best for you, answer these questions and record your answers:
a. How many computers will use the firewall?
b. What operating system do you use? (This might be a version of Microsoft Windows, Apple Macintosh, or Linux.)
If you use Windows Vista or Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2), you have a firewall built in and turned on by default.
2. Keep your operating system up-to-date
High priority updates are critical to the security and reliability of your computer. They offer the latest protection against malicious online activities. Microsoft provides new updates, as necessary, on the second Tuesday of the month.
Operating systems, like Windows XP and Macintosh OS X, are made up of countless parts with different functions ideally working in harmony. That some of these parts should be less than perfect is inevitable. But when a problem leaves a hole in your machine's defenses, it is extremely important to patch it as soon as possible. This is best accomplished by using built-in automatic update features through the Windows Security Center in Windows XP, Automatic Updates control panel in earlier versions of Windows, and the Software Update application in Macintosh OS X under System Properties. Keep in mind that your machine may need to be restarted after you update.
3. Use updated antivirus software
Viruses and spyware are two kinds of usually malicious software that you need to protect your computer against. You need antivirus technology to help prevent viruses, and you need to keep it regularly updated.
There are many Anti-Virus softeware to choose from. I use AVG Anti Virus 8, because it is easy to use, effective, and always updated. AVG Checks for updates every 4 hours by default. AVG Antivirus is one of the most complete programs we have found to date. It includes many new options to make it one of the most effective virus scanners on the market. It is still plagued by horrible slowdowns at times. Even things so simple as just typing an IM can be stopped for several seconds for some reason. If you can get past the occasional slowdowns of your computer, the scanning functionality of AVG Antivirus 8 is top of the line. With the rewrite of the scanning engine, AVG included multi processor support. That dual core processor you bought is actually going to start getting a workout now. AVG also included support for Windows Vista and the 64 bit versions of Windows XP and Vista.
4. Use updated antispyware technology
Antispyware helps protect your computer against pop-ups, slow performance, and security threats caused by spyware and other unwanted software. To keep up with the latest forms of spyware, you must keep your antispyware updated.
• Software that displays pop-up advertising on your computer, collects and relays your personal information, or changes the configuration of your computer, without appropriately obtaining your consent first, is called spyware.
• Many kinds of unwanted software, including spyware, are designed to be difficult to remove. If you try to uninstall this software like any other program, you might find that the program reappears as soon as you restart your computer.
• Windows Defender is designed to protect you against spyware. It features a monitoring system that recommends actions against spyware when it's detected and minimizes interruptions.
Friday, June 13, 2008
Colourful Blog Anniversary Contest - Win Over $3000 in Cash and Prizes
I got an email message inviting me in a contest on Life Is Colorful. It is called Colourful Blog Anniversary Contest.
Life Is Colorful is one of the great money-making-online blog. They have useful articles for newbies like me. However, Life Is Colorful is not merely focused all on money making, there’s a lot tech tips and tutorials out there, health tips, free stuffs, and more...
Anyway, Life Is Colorful is celebrating their blog's first anniversary. They are giving away prizes worth $3000 and double the Entrecard credits.
Life Is Colorful is one of the great money-making-online blog. They have useful articles for newbies like me. However, Life Is Colorful is not merely focused all on money making, there’s a lot tech tips and tutorials out there, health tips, free stuffs, and more...
Anyway, Life Is Colorful is celebrating their blog's first anniversary. They are giving away prizes worth $3000 and double the Entrecard credits.
Here is the prize list for their contest:
Colourful Blog Anniversary Contest - Win Over $3000 in Cash and Prizes
Blogging Tools & Products, Webmaster Resources, Memberships
- A product to help you making money: Super Affiliate Blogger and Wordpress Adsense Theme by Easywordpress ($194 value - 2 x $97)
- Two-year subscription to GoStats Pro [One of the web’s leading traffic stats providers] by GoStats ($180 value - 2 x $90)
- Five One-Year VIP Memberships to CreateBanner.com by Xavier Media ($175 value - 5 x $35)
- 100,000 [One hundred thousand] Tnx points by Tnx.net ($125 value)
- Two One-Hour Consultation Sessions by TheUniversiryKid ($100 value - 2 x $50)
- "Building An Internet Business From Scratch - Making $1,000 After 24 Hours" DVD by Marcus Hochstadt ($100 value)
- Two copies of Direct Response Templates for Salesletters and Salesstickies by Carl "Kidblogger" ($74 - 2 x $37)
- Two Copies of "TO DO List Software" by Fruitfultime ($60 value - 2 x $30)
- One 30 minutes of blog consultation by The Net Fool ($40 value)
- Blog Bundle Pack 2 [Specially designed for Bloggers] by 1 Cool File ($20 value)
Cash Prizes
- $30 cash prize by Capitalist Guide ($30 value)
- $25 cash prize by Autoline Reviews ($25 value)
- $25 cash prize by Health and Fitness Center ($25 value)
- $20 cash prize by Leisa Watkins ($20 value)
- $20 cash prize by Travel Tips ($20 value)
- $20 cash prize by New Homes Section ($20 value)
- $20 cash prize by Social Networking Sites ($20 value)
- $20 cash prize by Quality Vista ($20 value)
All prizes shall be given through Paypal
Books and eBooks
- Three copies of "Work Smart, Get Rich!" eBook Donated by The Net Fool ($45 value - 3 x $15)
- Autographed Copy of "The 5 Lessons a Millionaire Taught Me About Life and Wealth" book by Leisa Watkins
Each participant of this contest will get dollar eBook from TheUniversiryKid along with his consultation time.
Advertising Space
- Four 3-months textlink at Life is Colourful ($360 value - 4 x $90)
- Four 3-months textlink at Finance Blog ($180 value - 4 x $45)
- One Greenland Country Ad Space at Buy a Nation ($125 value)
- Full Set of Advertising Space by Roman Dock ($125 value)
Two 125 x 125 ($20 value - 2 x $10)
Three 468x60 ($30 value - 3 x $10)
Five Textlinks ($50 value - 5 x $10)
One Full Review ($25 value)
- Four 3-months 125 x 125 banner slots at Article Rewrite ($120 value)
- Ten Featured Links at Piggy Web Directory ($100 value)
- Ten Textlinks worth $10 bid each at BYDY Link Bid Directory ($100 value)
- Four Express Link Submissions Forever at Mad Mouse Directory ($51.80 value - 4 x $12.95)
- Two Featured Link Submissions for One year at Mad Mouse Directory ($49.90 value - 2 x $24.95)
- One 125 x 125 at Winning the Web by Gyutae Park ($50 value)
- One Full Blog Review at Life is Colourful ($50 value)
- Five Featured Links at Directories.bz ($50 value) * These apply to directory submissions only, Flippable.
- Three Featured Links for Six Months at Massive Net Links Directory ($30 value)
- Three Featured Links for Six Months at Internet Stromer Directory ($30 value)
- Three Featured Links for Six Months at Internet Ahead Directory ($30 value)
- One 125 x 125 at Blogging Fingers ($30 value)
- One 125 x 125 at New Homes Section ($30 value)
- One 125 x 125 at Sueblimely ($30 value)
- One 125 x 125 at Life is Colourful ($30 value)
- One Full Blog Review at Finance Blog ($30 value) * These apply to Finance service reviews, Flippable.
- One 125 x 125 at Dot Com Mogul ($25 value)
- Two 125 x 125 at Vincent ($20 value)
- One Full Blog Review at Lightnings Blog World (value $20)
- One 125 x 125 at The WWW Blog ($15 value)
Entrecard Credits
- 2500 Entrecard Credits by Life is Colourful
- 2000 Entrecard Credits by Sueblimely
- 1000 Entrecard Credits by Lightning Blog World
- 500 Entrecard Credits by Vincent
Total: 6,000
The contest ends on 1st July and the results will be announced on coming weekend. Each participant of this contest will get dollar eBook from TheUniversiryKid. So everyone will win!
Check out full contest details here.
Go ahead and participate in this exciting contest with over $3000 in prizes to be won!Brand loyalty
Brand loyalty occurs when a consumer uses a product or service over and over again, because
A) it works for him/her
B) it’s habitual
C) he/she is hesitant to spend cash on the unfamiliar.
For example, when I buy toothpaste, it is always Colgate and it has been for as long as I can remember. Ever since, I was child I use this brand, because it’s been imprinted on my brain (through personal experience and tons of advertising) that others are not as good as Colgate.
Brands don't compete directly with each other when they are in different brand categories ... but they do compete for your attention, money, and loyalty.
A) it works for him/her
B) it’s habitual
C) he/she is hesitant to spend cash on the unfamiliar.
For example, when I buy toothpaste, it is always Colgate and it has been for as long as I can remember. Ever since, I was child I use this brand, because it’s been imprinted on my brain (through personal experience and tons of advertising) that others are not as good as Colgate.
Brands don't compete directly with each other when they are in different brand categories ... but they do compete for your attention, money, and loyalty.
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Wednesday, June 11, 2008
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