The new technology that surrounds the US Presidential election has found it’s way to a new widget, courtesy of Slate.com The new widget it turn is promoting a new set of words. These words are all the new rage & hype. You only have to ask yourself have you been “Obamafied” Check these out
and you too can get one of your own at Slate.comWords and tech and politics. Unification of sorts.
100% revenue on Traffic to your site-no clicks needed
The marketing community should get excited about this concept that is rolling out into the Internet. What concept is that your asking? What concept can give me:
- 100% Revenue On all Traffic to your site
- No clicks needed
- Down-line commissions (aka tiered)
- Easy to implement
This wonder is called Selling Pay Per Play run through NetAudioAds. The basic idea: play an Audio ad when a visitor lands on your site. No need for a vistor to click. They will hear the ad and you earn cash. Want to learn more?
I wish us all the best in this new Marketing Venture!
Intel to hip hop
One only has to look to marketing to see who won the music wars back in late 80’s and early 90’s. We all know how powerful a jingle or tune can impact a consumer. Think Sprint’s “Pin Drop” sound. Or when you boot windows you are greeted with nice set of notes that make you almost feel, like the screen says, “welcome to windows.”
With that in mind let’s take a look at what Intel has done recently.
“While hip-hop artists frequently mention favorite brands in their songs, it’s pretty safe to say that tech stalwart Intel Corp. hasn’t been one of them — until now. And rather than rely on serendipity for a shout-out, Intel took matters into its own hands and commissioned a song from hip-hop/R&B musician Sean Kingston.” read rest of that article
On top of paying the artist, they sponsored the website, made up a video, and of course ringtones and let the world know that hip hop has Gotta Move Faster which is also the name of the Song that gives a Shout out to Centrino as the song opens. Check it out for yourself. Here
How can you not love Marketing
Social Alarm Clock
I’m not quite sure how it works and still on the fence on if I’m going to join, but for those that really get into the social networking, perhaps you would like to wake up to a social buddy’s alarm? If this sounds like the type of thing you’d be into then be sure and check out Ryan Spahn’s Sleep.fm Ryan has a few links on on his Blog TechAdvid that lead toContinue reading
SEO Friendly URL Structure for WordPress Blogs
I have been wondering how to get my urls to be more search engine friendly. The first thing to do is get yourself a plugin and read Mr. Loren Baker’s Blog post on how to do just that. Here is the link : Friendly URL
There is a little more to it than just that. I am planning on getting down and dirty with my robots.txt file to block the spiders from getting to the duplicate content. Not sure exactly how to do it just yet, but hope to have it figured out soon.
Fortune Magazine runs featured story on CNN about increasing dotMobi popularity
Websites for cell phones
November 16 2007: 9:17 AM EST
Brett Dewey’s company thrives on spur-of-the-moment purchases. His North Hollywood, Calif., web business, WickedCoolStuff, collects $1 million a year for nostalgic merchandise such as Captain Picard action figures, Underdog lunch boxes, and toys based on Monty Python movies. His customers, mainly men in their late 20s, are more tech savvy than most online shoppers, but they aren’t chained to their computers. Even Star Trek fans venture outdoors.
So when Dewey heard about a new kind of website tailored to conduct e-commerce over cellphones, he jumped at the chance to make himself accessible to clients during virtually
all their waking hours. “If someone sees an advertisement, he may not remember it by the time he gets back to his computer,” he says. “But his phone is always on hand for an impulse buy.”
Adam Dicker, DNforum, & GoDaddy live?
Godaddy Live? 
Who knew that Godaddy had a Radio show that plays live once a week on Wednesday at 4pm EST 1pm PST. The reason I know about this is from a post over at DNforum annoucing the Owner of DNfourm, 
Adam Dicker, is going to be on today. He is not there to promote his forum, but rather to let the world know that he is now the VP of Godaddy's Domain Name After Market TDNAM. Being a domainer myself I am surprised he is working with Godaddy. This is the only service of the bigger players in the Registrar business that I have honestly not felt up to par. I would have loved to see a closer relationship with Moniker.com They have made great efforts to offer DNF members cool benefits in the past and even now. My bias is in favor of Moniker because I have met and worked with Moniker to buy and sell names, handle my portfolio of names, and had great experience using Moniker's escrow service…Monte even handled that one personally. Well this was going to more about Godaddy and Adam Dicker, than Moniker, but seems it didn't work out that way. Maybe after the show I feel inspaired to recap what Adam has to say and what he brings to the table by joining Godaddy, beside the 34,000 of his forum members' eyeballs and wallets. Go Daddy Bulk Domain Registration
Getting Feedback About Businesses
Looking at what business and service to use online isn’t as hard as it once was. It doesn’t really matter what service you are looking for, just that you need something done and someone to do it. In the world of Web 2.0 and beyond, the question that nags at all of us while we are looking for a good service provider is, ” Is this a good service? Will I get ripped off? How do others feel about this business, really?”
Back in the day it was difficult to get real information about a company Continue reading
Open software alliance allows Google to take aim at wireless industry
Google Inc. finally announced its intentions for the mobile phone industry Monday with the unveiling of the Open Handset Alliance, a group of manufacturers, technology companies and wireless carriers that are aiming to free up handsets with free software.
The internet search leader confirmed it is developing a free software package for cellphones that will make it easier for third parties to create mobile applications, which could include websites, games and video services.
Teen Millionaire: Web business going good
Not so long ago, teen Ashley Qualls lived in a one-bedroom apartment with her mom and sister. But with her computer and savvy business sense she made a better life for all of them.
Ashley Qualls doesn’t sound like a typical high school student. Maybe that’s because the 17-year-old is the CEO of a million-dollar business.
Ashley is the head of whateverlife.com, a website she started when she was just 14 — with eight dollars borrowed from her mother.
Excellent video to watch as she talks about what she has been doing online for the last 3 years to make her the big Money