Tuesday, September 16th, 2008 at
12:50 pm
I never knew about online list building up to now. Internet marketers do this stuff. Some people had been successful with this. Ask Tellman Knudson. He’s the man behind The ListBuilding Club. He had been online for only three years and he learned to make millions through his mentor, Shawn Casey.
I don’t have any idea about list building; it is my first time to hear about it. I decided to know more by getting to their list first – which means I had to give my name and my email address to enter. I learned what I could about their list building strategy that made them discover its potential for money-making venture.
List building gets people to subscribe to an offer that they are interested in. When I gave out my name and email address right at the start, I get to subscribe to their list. I did not stop after that sign up. I get to have a exclusive link on one of their videos, which is actually a prelude to their series of videos about list building venture.
As I went on I learned some things about list building, I did not realize that I’ve been using a bit of those principles. Getting people to subscribe to my email subscription in this blog is some form of list building. On a professional blogger’s blog, there are always stuff freebies and special offers that are made available exclusively to their subscribers. Perhaps the success of professional bloggers had something to do with the power of lists.
These professional bloggers actually earn from the best ideas that they are selling in their blog.

Monday, September 15th, 2008 at
2:22 pm
UPDATE: Some people saw this opportunity appear on their accounts and missed it. Visit IZEA Boards.
What would you feel if you have missed out a big opportunity?
I got into my PayPerPost account a few hours ago. I got only one opportunity, but that lone opportunity is worth one big $100 for a few 50-word review.
In PayPerPost or PPP, a grayed-out opportunity below the Opportunity Title means that some other blogger had the chance to write a review or buzz about the given topic on his blog and get paid for the given offer from the advertiser. A blogger gets to write about a topic when the opportunity is in white or green.
The opportunity requirements are not too demanding. The advertiser simply wanted to take advantage of that blogger’s blog traffic. I’ve know a lot of blogs that has reached good Alexa rankings without having any page rank at all. A $100 payout that is up for grabs in any blog that do not have any Google page rank is VERY UNUSUAL.
I kept on refreshing that page, hoping that I get the chance to have that out of reservation. I never saw it turn white or green. It was always grayed out.
After a few hours, that big opportunity simply vanished!
Nothing beats being the early one.

Sunday, September 14th, 2008 at
8:03 am
Can you imagine the future earth powered by 100% solar energy?
The space solar energy blasts 120 Gigawatts of solar energy. Earthlings use a tiny fraction of this energy. At present the earth rely on fossil fuel and electrical plants to power up homes, cars and buildings.
Solar energy is not new. What’s new about this is that scientists seek to probe the possibility of using most of the wasted energy into a useful resource. If these scientists had been able to unlock the secrets then we would have more energy to use than ever before!
I hope you’re following me on my post about this breakthrough. I agree to these scientists that this is a long term solution to our world energy problems.

Sunday, September 14th, 2008 at
6:51 am
I’ve gone over to Web Hosting Rating and I’ve noticed their list of overall best web hosts: InMotion Hosting Company got the top slot, followed by Web Hosting Pad. Bluehost Inc got the third position.
Web Hosting Rating’s Top Hosting Providers
For anyone who likes to get a budget web host, Web Hosting Rating suggests Globat.com web host. Globat.com is also recommended for those who want to consider having self-hosted blog host.
How does Web Hosting Rating determine the ratings for each web host provider? Each web host has a list web host’s features as listed out by Web Host Rating. This is followed by recent user reviews near the bottom of the list. At the right of the review is a voting button where anyone can place his or her vote for the web host provider. Anybody does not need to sign up at Web Hosting Rating to leave any user review or vote for a favored hosting provider.
Basically, Web Hosting Ratings are entirely powered from the votes placed by users!
Web Hosting Rating is not only a “consulting site” where anyone can visit to see which web hosts are rated at the top. It can also be a place to look for coupon codes listed with each hosting provider. Don’t like the current plan? Don’t miss out the other alternative plans listed below the coupon codes.

Saturday, September 13th, 2008 at
10:13 am
Marla has a lot of ideas that she often give away for free. She earns from her best ideas. She hadn’t had a job in seven years. Now she wonders why anyone has one.
Check out this great clip that I found today.