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Trillion broadband network!

August 18th, 2008 | Posted in Reviews

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Today I want to say a few words about a great company Trillion. They offer Priority One E-Rate eligible, secure broadband network services for education. Trillion makes data, voice and video convergence a lot easier to work with it, and also provides network security, protection and Quality of Service - all essential in my books. Also, you’ll be happy to know that Trillion - who are great WAN Service Providers have consistently received Priority One E-Rate funding, so check them out today!

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To those of you using Widgetbucks,

August 17th, 2008 | Posted in make money blogging, make money online

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Their widgets make your blog slow to load, and I don’t like that. I bet a lot of people actually leave your site more quickly because of Widgetbucks’ unwelcome effects.

Also, there are many less annoying ways to monetize your blog. Google can help you find them.

Cheers,
WAB

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Paid Postings Sites

August 15th, 2008 | Posted in make money blogging, make money online

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As I mentioned in my July Earnings Report, I am experimenting with paid posting sites this month. One thing is for sure, paid posting will earn you money. I am all for this, as I like to see the little buy make a few bucks. Some people criticize the practice, but is it really any different than having banners on the sidebar, or selling text-links? Advertising is advertising. The only issue would be when a paid post isn’t disclosed as such, as then the reader doesn’t know it’s an ad. Unfortunately, some advertisers don’t want disclosure, so we all have to make a judgement on whether or not to proceed based on our personal ethics.

I have been using PayPerPost on this blog. Google doesn’t like them, so I don’t know if I’ll continue for very long. I’d never use PayPerPost on my sites that have decent PR, as Google can take it away. I guess their issue is with paid links that are do-follow, as no-follow paid posting sites appear to escape their wrath. The Big G doesn’t like paid links, period.

I occasionally use ReviewMe and Sponsored Reviews on some of my medium sized blogs. These companies tend to pay more, and you don’t have to “fight” for the opportunities like with PayPerPost. Also ReviewMe and Sponsored Reviews get you your money fast, where as with PPP you have to wait thirty days.

I’ll continue to try them out and let y’all know how it goes.