Earn Money From Blogs

It is easy to make money online nowadays. People make money using their blog, people start websites to share knowledge and make money from it, people sell stuff online to make a living, people working hard as an online part-timer to make money and so on. 

Now we can even make money using social site such as Facebook, Friendster and so on but I am not talking about making money from Facebook and Friendster because it is hardly possible. I discover a social site where we can make money just by doing the same thing that we are doing on Facebook and Friendster, Socializing. The site is called Yuwie.

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TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 2009

Bidvertiser Payment: USD$10.50

I got paid by Bidvertiser again. So far, this is the 3rd time I am paid by Bidvertiser. Bidvertiser is quite a good way to make extra money from my blog. This time, I am paid USD$10.50. I know that this is not a big amount of money but at least, I make extra pocket. 

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TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 2009

Blog for Money by Revenue Sharing

I came across a very interesting site called GetPaidFrom.us. It is a site giving free blogging service to everyone PLUS revenue sharing or in other word, profit sharing. This is quite a new idea - giving free blogging services and bloggers can make money by revenue sharing - indeed a great idea and great ways for mutual benefits.

What is Revenue Sharing?
Revenue Sharing means that the GetPaidFrom.us is offering us to start a blog on their site and we get a share of the revenue generated on the site. In another word, it means profit sharing. 

The revenue sharing of GetPaidFrom.us is 50/50. This means that all bloggers will share 50% of the total earnings of GetPaidFrom.us.

Example:
If GetPaidFrom.us is generating $5000.00 per month, then 50% of the earnings will be given to Bloggers. We will earn some percentage of income from the $2500.00 per month. 

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MONDAY, MARCH 16, 2009

MyLot February Payment: USD$12.78

I got paid again. It is my February 2009 payment from MyLot. So far, I have received 9th payments from MyLot. Now, I am very sure that MyLot is a legitimate and trusted site to make money.

I have made more than USD$120.00 from MyLot and I am sure I can make even more money from it. 

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FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 2009

Bidvertiser Payment: USD$11.64

This is the second time I received payment from Bidvertiser. I had written a post about my first Bidvertiser payment, USD$10.62 in another post few weeks ago, you can read about it.

If you still do not know what is Bidvertiser, then you might want to read about it "Bidvertiser VS Google AdSense".

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2009

What Should We Do If Our Source of Income is Banned

Some of us are having bad experience to make money online especially to make money using Google AdSense. I know that a lot of bloggers felt disappointed when theirAdSense account are being banned and some even given up blogging because the number one (Google AdSense) source of income from their blog is gone.

Should You Give Up Blogging?
From my experience, I found that Google AdSense is not the only way to make money from blog. As long as you still have your blog and you still keep it, you are still having the chance to make money from your blog. There are a lot of money making opportunities for your blog. Some programs are performing much much more better than Google AdSense.

I understand the feeling of being banned by Google AdSense, seeing our only money making opportunities vanish in a just a few seconds, that hurts a lot but do not feel down or sad, do not give up. There are still hope and there are a lot of money waiting for your blog.

Don't believe me?
If you are in doubt or you still believe that Google AdSense is your #1 income source for your blog, then you will need to change your believe because the small list below will open your mind to much better and higher performance income opportunities for you.

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2009

Payment from LinkWorth: USD$79.16

Few days ago, I received my payment from LinkWorth to my PayPal acount. I am surprise and it is an unexpected income for me. You can look at the payment proof below

Personally, I received payments twice from LinkWorth. The first time is quite long time ago which I received around USD$25.00. LinkWorth is surely a great site which offers wide range of money making opportunities for bloggers as well as webmasters.

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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2009

Payment from Bidvertiser: USD$10.62

Few weeks ago, I received my payment from Bidvertiser and I had forgotten to show a payment proof from Bidvertiser. So, you can look at the picture below, it is the payment of Bidvertiser to my PayPal account. 
It is not easy to get paid but still consider a good alternative after this blog is banned by Google AdSense. So, it is considered a good extra income for me. Make money from your Website or Blog with BidVertiser would be great if you are currently not monetizing your blog.

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SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 2009

My December 2008 Mylot Payment: $11.49

I got paid by MyLot again. It is not a huge amount. It is only $11.49 but I am very happy with it. 

If you always read my blog, you will know that I am being paid by MyLot for a lot of times. MyLotis surely a great forum to make money. I made around $100.00 from MyLot already. 

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Video: Steampunk Segway ditches electric motor for the sake of authenticity

by Darren Murph, posted Apr 19th 2009 at 11:42PM

Wouldn't be caught dead on an honest-to-goodness Segway? How's about this creature? The Legway, an appropriately dubbed steampunk'd Segway, ditches the electric motor in favor of Fred Flintstone-esque motoring techniques, and it also relies almost entirely on recycled materials. The crazy part? Its creator even took the time to hand craft a step-by-step guide to building your own, which undoubtedly foreshadows the real human transporter revolution. Unfortunately, there seems to be no word on whether this thing will also reverse in unstoppable fashion when you least expect it, so stay sharp out there. Vid's after the break, and it's absolutely hilarious.

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Acer's AT&T 3G-infused Aspire One now at $79 -- price war imminent?

by Darren Murph, posted Apr 19th 2009 at 10:28PM

Yeah, we definitely dig where this is headed. With Verizon's subsidized HP Mini 1000 about to hit store shelves at any moment, the AT&T 3G-equipped Aspire One has taken a tumble from $99.99 to $79.99. Just so we're clear: you can actually buy a name brand netbook now for under 80 bones. 'Course, you'll be stuck in a two year data contract with AT&T, and you'll actually have to insert yourself into a pair of pants in order to get the machine from a Radio Shack store, but surely that's a compromise you're willing to make. Here's hoping this leads to free-on-contract netbooks (or close to it) in the very near future. Right, American carriers?

[Thanks, Sharukh]

Garmin's zūmo 660 motorcycle GPS shipping this month

by Darren Murph, posted Apr 19th 2009 at 9:24PM

Hot on the heels of Mio's introduction of its C523 V2 motorcycle-centric navigator comes good news for American bikers. Garmin's zūmo 660, which was originally announced at CES with a monstrous $800 price tag, is apparently set to ship before the end of this month. Aside from the widescreen design, advanced Junction and 3D building views, Bluetooth connectivity, large-format keyboard, the device also includes a 4.3-inch sunlight-readable panel, ruggedized and waterproof chassis and a built-in feature that hunts down other obnoxiously loud exhaust pipes. Yeah, we're just kiddin' on that last part, but at least you'll have this bad boy before you make the trek to Myrtle Beach next month and Sturgis in August.

[Via I4U News]

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Sony to finally unveil larger-screen OLED TVs at IFA?

by Darren Murph, posted Apr 19th 2009 at 8:21PM

We've been waiting for what seems like ages for the next iteration of the XEL-1 to dash in and swoop usoff of our feet, but frankly, we're growing anxious. As the world waits for a commercial-ready OLED TV that's larger than a standard sheet of paper, industry insiders down at the IFA briefings in Malta this past week believe that Sony could be gearing up to make all sorts of hopes and dreams come true this September. Jens Heithecker, executive director of Messe Berlin, which organizes the IFA trade fair, noted that "IFA is a trade show which is focused more on market-ready technologies," hinting that anything we see in just a few short months will be prepared for release into the wild. We're also told that more "ultra-widescreen" 21:9 sets -- like Philips' masterpiece -- could be on display, not to mention scores of internet-ready HDTVs and a Samsung set with refresh rates of 400Hz. Needless to say, IFA's shaping up to be quite a show for the television sector, so you may want to think twice (or thrice, if necessary) about snagging a new panel on August 31st.

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Enicycle, the electric unicycle, gets ridden on video

by Darren Murph, posted Apr 19th 2009 at 6:55PM

While the Enicycle may look eerily similar to Focus Design's SBU unicycle, it's decidedly different when looking at the nuts and bolts of things. As of now, just two of these devices exist in the entire world, and one Ortis Deley was able to scoot over to Italy in order to give one of them a ride. Thanks to what is described as "a clever system of gyroscopes, embedded processors and a 1,000W hub motor," the bike was said to be exceptionally easy to control, and the foot-steering apparatus seemed to also work quite well. We'd say that this doesn't really have a chance in hades to make it in the commercial market, but if the P.U.M.A. can find buyers, absolutely anything is possible. Check the exhilarating vid in the read link.

[Thanks, Steve]

LitPhone projector phone, new pocket PJs surface in Hong Kong

by Darren Murph, posted Apr 19th 2009 at 5:41PM

Outside of Samsung's W7900 Show and a few nondescript prototypes, the projector phone sector has been largely stagnant. Thankfully, it seems at least one no-name company is looking to make a name for itself by developing yet another entrant. The LitPhone, designed and showcased by China's own SCT Optronics, is a GSM handset that sports CMMB TV tuning, a touchscreen and a built-in projector with an undisclosed native resolution. Furthermore, the company also demonstrated its USB-powered PCLit mobile projector at the Hong Kong Electronics Fair, which debuted alongside Join Technology's JP77 and WE3 Technology's WE8626. Have a glance at the whole bundle down in the read link -- just don't get those hopes too high about a US release date anytime soon.

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Automakers agree on common plug to recharge electric vehicles

by Darren Murph, posted Apr 19th 2009 at 4:24PM

Just hours after General Motors put forth a proposal for a standardized plug for electric vehicles, in flies this. German energy firm RWE has stated that a cadre of respected automakers and energy firms have all come together in agreement on a three-point, 400-volt plug that will enable electric cars the world over to be recharged anywhere, regardless of which recharging station they stop at. Caroline Reichert, an RWE spokeswoman, noted that the idea here is to ensure that "a car can be recharged in Italy in exactly the same way as in Denmark, Germany or France." We're told that the agreement includes nods of acceptance from the likes of Volkswagen, BMW, Ford, General Motors, Fiat, Toyota, Mitsubishi, Eon, Vattenfall, EDF, Npower, Endesa and Enel, and while there's no time frame for when it'll be introduced, we're pretty stoked to hear that at least something has been decided upon.

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New Pentax DSLR shots blur the boundaries of Mr. Blurrycam

by Darren Murph, posted Apr 19th 2009 at 3:13PM

Trust us, we've seen some significantly distorted sneak peeks before, but the three Pentax DSLR shots in the links below are certainly amongst the blurriest to ever tease our retinas. Obviously, it's next to impossible to glean anything other than the brand (Pentax) and style (DSLR) from the shots, though we will say that the mode dial's copious amount options has our interest piqued. Give 'em a look if you're not susceptible to motion sickness, and feel free to dish out your wildest accusations in comments below.

Update: Could these be non-blurry pics? Or just meaningless renders? You decide. Thanks, Andrew!

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mophie Juice Pack Air hands-on and impressions

by Darren Murph, posted Apr 19th 2009 at 1:31PM

mophie's Juice Pack Air -- better known as the planet's thinnest iPhone 3G extended battery and case -- doesn't officially go on sale until Tuesday, but we've been toying with one over the weekend in order to share with you whether or not it's a solid buy. We have to say, our early impressions are pretty positive, and if you're hankering to know more, follow us past the break for a few more details.

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Samsung Instinct S30 now on sale at Sprint: $129.99 on contract

by Darren Murph, posted Apr 19th 2009 at 11:42AM

Right on cue, Samsung's retooled Instinct (that'd be the Instinct S30, if you had any doubts) has gone on sale at Sprint. You'll also notice that the $129.99 on-contract price we heard about is completely in tact, despite the fact that Best Buy Mobile could be selling this same handset in stores later this week for $80 less. At any rate, those champing at the bit to get one headed their way can now do so after choosing between Cobalt Metal and Touch of Copper hues, and if you're looking to snag one with no strings attached, you'll be paying $449.99 in order to do so.

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HP Firebird 802 gaming rig gets $500 price drop

by Donald Melanson, posted Apr 19th 2009 at 10:46AM

Well, it's only been available for a few short months but HP has already seen fit to give its flagshipFirebird 802 gaming desktop a fairly sizable price drop -- $500, to be specific. That includes a $150 cut to the $1,799 base price and a $350 instant rebate that brings the price down to a pretty darn reasonable $1,299, questionable keyboards aside. For those that haven't been pricing gaming rigs lately, that'll get you a Core 2 Quad 9400 processor, 4GB of RAM, a 500GB hard drive, and dual NVIDIA GeForce 9800S graphics cards (with 512MB of DDR3 memory on each card). Of course, any price drop of this size also invariably bring of the question "why?" and, in the case, the reasons are still a bit hazy. While HP discontinuing the line outright seems to almost certainly be out of the question, a slight revision does seem at least possible, if not necessarily imminent -- although, any way you shake it, $500 off is $500 off, so we're not complaining.

[Thanks, Ali]

OCZ outs its first Mini-PCIe SSDs in 16GB / 32GB capacities

by Darren Murph, posted Apr 19th 2009 at 9:35AM

Just as Buffalo did in December of last year, OCZ Technology is busting out a duo of netbook / notebook-ready SSDs in 16GB and 32GB capacities. Obviously aimed at the smaller, more low-cost machines, the company's first ever Mini-PCIe solid state drives are a so-called "affordable flash-based storage option to significantly increase the capacity for netbooks." The pair will be available in SATA and PATA interfaces, which will deliver read speeds of up to 110MB/sec and write speeds as high as 51MB/sec (or 45MB/sec [read] and 35MB/sec [write] for the PATA versions). Regrettably, there's no mention of price, but you can bet these will come packed in a specced-out version of the firm's Neutrino.

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Chrysler's Peapod EV lets iPod double as ignition key

by Ross Miller, posted Apr 19th 2009 at 8:31AM

That unassuming iPod dock we saw in Chrysler GEM's Peapod prototype? Turns out it's got a pretty interesting little trick, allowing your iPhone / iPod double as the ignition key. According to the EV's brochure, the company's got an app that makes all the magic work, and if you wish to start your car in an old-school manner, keys are still a viable option. Sure, it's not the first example of car-phone integration we've come across, it's a welcome addition to the oddly-shaped neighborhood whip that's going beyond concept phase into production this October.

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