Ranjha Ranjha – 4th Song Teaser RAAVAN (Aishwarya Rai and Abhishek Bachchan
Terminator 4: Salvation – Trailor
OMG!!! I can’t wait to watch this movie!!!!
Save these Animals from Chinese
Chinese people are killing foxes and raccoons for their skin which is used to make expensive cloths which can be sold in western world. See the cruelty of these bastards. Fuck them all
Naan Kadavul official Trailer
BlogRush is Shutting Down
Today morning I was checking my email and found that “Blog Rush is shutting down”. I’ve been a fan of blog rush not because it’ll bring visitors to my blog but I can find and collaborate with blogger of same niche.
Blog Rush worked well but they couldn’t monetize from Blog Rush as the predicted, so the CEO John Reese is shutting down the site. All Blog Rush users are requested to remove the Blog Rush code from their sites.
I hardly believe that monetization is the only problem that forced the closing down of Blog Rush. They could have monetized their product by giving Ads in the badge or by adding advertisements in their site. I’m sure there are some other reasons why they brought down the system.
Reese Explains in his web site “I expect that there will be many BlogRush critics that will rejoice in hearing this news and relish in saying, “I told you so” and that’s fine. At least I had the guts to take a risk and to at least give the idea a try. I’ve become a successful entrepreneur (online since 1990) because I am not afraid to fail. I’ve had many ideas that didn’t work, and this one certainly won’t be the last.”.
Check out the email that I received.
After careful consideration, we have decided to shutdown the BlogRush service. If you have the widget code on your blog you will need to remove it.
When BlogRush launched in late-2007 it spread like wildfire all over the Web. Thousands of bloggers were talking about it and the service exploded to become one of the fastest growing free services in the history of the Web. During the first year of the service it successfully served 3.4 Billion blog post headlines and the BlogRush widget could be found on blogs all over the world; even up until the moment we closed down the service.
BlogRush didn’t grow without its fair share of problems — from security issues to abusive users trying to ‘game’ the system to much lower click-rates than expected. We also had some problems with trying to fairly control the quality of the network, and in the process made many mistakes in deciding what blogs should stay or go. All of these issues, ultimately, limited the service’s full potential.
Our team worked very hard to try and build a service that would truly help bloggers of all sizes get free traffic to their blogs. This was our primary focus. Not once did we ever try to monetize the service with ads or anything else. BlogRush never made a single penny in revenue. We wanted to be able to help our users FIRST and then worry about monetizing the service later. Unfortunately, the service didn’t work out like we had hoped. (It happens.)
I want to say “Thank You” to all of the great bloggers that at least gave BlogRush a test to see if it would work for them. We sincerely appreciate you giving the service a try.
We have received several offers & inquiries about acquiring BlogRush, but we are choosing not to go that route. While many might think this is crazy, we truly feel it’s the ‘right’ thing to do for our users. Believe it or not, it’s not always about the money. In fact, BlogRush will have lost a small fortune when it’s all said and done, and it was by choice. There were many things we could have done to monetize the service but we wanted to make sure it was going to benefit our users first.
Last but not least I want to say that I hope the failure of this service doesn’t in any way discourage other entrepreneurs from coming up with crazy ideas at 4AM (like I did with this one) and from “going for it” to just try and see if something will work. Without trying there can be no success. And as we all know, ideas are worthless without action. The Web wouldn’t be what it is today without entrepreneurs trying all sorts of crazy ideas.
On behalf of the entire BlogRush team, we wish the best of luck to everyone with their own blogs, ideas, and crazy ventures.
Sincerely,
John Reese
http://twitter.com/johnreese
Make Money Online – Part 2
- Image via Wikipedia
In last post we learned about how to find jobs online from reliable sources. In this post we gonna learn how to make money from Pay Per Post sites.
Have you ever heard of online promotions? Do you really know that there are many products waiting to advertise on your website?
A quote from Wikipedia
PayPerPost (PPP) is a website which helps content creators such as bloggers, videographers, podcasters, and photographers find advertisers willing to sponsor specific content. The advertisers create opportunities (“opps”) that describe the content they are looking for (e.g. feedback, reviews, buzz, creative, video). The bloggers (sometimes referred to as “Posties”) then choose opportunities in their area of interest.
Once the blogger has written a blog post or posted a video that matches the requirements, PPP then reviews the post against its requirements (e.g. topic, tone, length) and PPP terms of service (e.g. disclosure required, no adult content), and h
There are ample of products available in the market looking for a platform to market their products. Sites such as Pay Per Post, Smorty helps bloggers and web site owners to link with advertisers. PayPerPost is an incredible new self-service marketplace that allows you to get paid to blog about the products, services and websites you love. You can easily earn $500 per month or more with your current blog!
Pay Per Post sites needs you to write some Reviews or wants you to make a buzz about a product. When you do so, you’ll get around $5 – $20 in average. Popular sites having high page rank will get even 100$ for a post.
You look for the available opportunity in their site, and take one and make a buzz about that product in your website by making a post. That’s it, you’ll entitled to some money.
For Mayuonline.com I pay for hosting from the money I made from PayPerPost.
Check out following Pay Per Post sites.
WordPress.com sites can’t take part in this opportunity, because wordpress.com explicitly instructed their users that such activities are not encouraged in wordpress.com.
Have fun and Make some money online.
Part 1 (How to find Jobs online)
