Sam-Speak sent me an e-mail with a link to his Click Cricket program but it got buried with the other e-mails I received that day. I tried to look for it but I couldn’t find it. I must have deleted it accidentally while I was deleting spam but I did get a quick look at it that’s why I kinda know what the e-mail was about. I should have opened and read it the moment it appeared in my inbox but I think I was doing something else when it arrived. Anyway, I still got a trial copy of Sam-Speak’s Click Cricket program because he placed a link to where to download a trial copy of Click Cricket in his post titled Limited Time Offer! Click Cricket Free Trial! [...continue reading Click Cricket Didn’t Click For Me]

SocialSpark is now in Open Beta, which means that it is now open to everyone, but a few days before they went public I received an invite from them to join SocialSpark before it goes Beta. The invite also contains an Alpha Key which is needed to access the site since the site was still in Alpha back then. Excited, I immediately went to SocialSpark’s website, entered my Alpha Key, created a new account and submitted my blogs for inclusion in their marketplace. I submitted three blogs but only claimed two of them. The two blogs I submitted and claimed were San Pablo City and this one, i-TONG.com. Okay once claimed, the blogs were sent to Customer Love for review and this is where the fun begins. [...continue reading SocialSpark’s Blog Reviewers Suck]

It’s no secret that my first week with Bluehost.com wasn’t very encouraging, Hosting Blues With Bluehost. In fact, I almost switched to HostGator. Anyway, it’s been 5 months and I’m still with them. I can also say that my experience with them since then has been very satisfactory. [...continue reading Bluehost.com Adds SimpleScripts]

It may sound noobish for the many Entrecard experts that are out there but today I found out that you can use the new Campaign Browser feature of Entrecard to automate the process of searching for member blogs to buy advertisements from. What I mean by automate is you set the settings, leave it and it will continously search for member blogs that match the settings you set. [...continue reading Automagically Find Blogs To Advertise In]

Before, if I wanted to know who stumbled my post then I would have to go to my post and click on the “Reviews of this page” Text Bubble icon on the StumbleUpon toolbar but recently I chanced upon this really cool program called StumbleUpon Alerter which makes it very easy. [...continue reading Know Who Stumbled Your Post]

Entrecard, use it to promote your blogs and launch free advertising campaigns but in order to do that you’ll need credits. Lots of Entrecard credits and if you want lots of it then you can either spend some time dropping your card into the Entrecard widget of other members or you can buy it from other members using real money. [...continue reading Click Cricket, Will It Take Entrecard Clicking To The Next Level?]

A few days ago there was a thread in Entrecard forums about a series of generic cards that lead to blogs that open up huge advertising pages. These page sized ads are really annoying because they tend to cover up the entire site and you’ll have to click on a link to skip the ad before you can get to the blog itself. One member openly named these blogs and they are Vietnam, Software Technology, Phone Technology, Java Program World, Money and Forex. He also cited that these 5 blogs were always together in his Drop Inbox. [...continue reading Chain Dropping Or Just Cheating?]

A few days ago I joined Pay-Ads.com and added their banner code at San Pablo City but today I received a Malware notification e-mail from Lord Google informing me that malware was found in San Pablo City.

We recently discovered that some of your pages can cause users to be infected with malicious software. We have begun showing a warning page to users who visit these pages by clicking a search result on Google.com.

[...continue reading Beware of Pay-Ads.com]

After a few months with Project Wonderful, this week, I finally broke its $10 barrier. Okay, so what is this $10 barrier I’m talking about? Well, what I’m calling the $10 barrier is Project Wonderful’s $10 minimum payout requirement. [...continue reading Broke Project Wonderful’s $10 Barrier]

Last January 2008 I posted something about Paid-To-Click/Surf/Read programs and I even signed up with a few of them. Well, I wasn’t very active in it. I’m like doing it one day and then not doing it for more than a week straight. I kinda do it, you know the clicking of ads, when I’m not really doing anything important but since I’ve been busy with other things this past few weeks I was only able to do some clicking on one of them and that was with Bux.to. [...continue reading Bux.to - Halfway There]