TweetI did a guest post over on Shoemoney’s blog yesterday — “Gaming Google AdWords with Google redirects“.

TweetYou may already be familiar with Jim Kukral‘s Scratchback service. It’s a widget you place on your blog that lets people give you a monetary “tip” and then their text/link appears in the widget to everyone for a period of time (as designated by you, such as a week or a month). You specify how [...]

TweetFellow Buffalo-NY affiliate rockstar Paul Bourque (aka Uber Affiliate) launched a new Site called S.eriously.com that is quite simple and shows a handful of “big money” checks/earnings that some Super Affiliates have earned from various offers they have promoted through affiliate networks. [that is the longest sentence I think I have ever written in my [...]

TweetShoemoney and Chow in recent posts on their respective blogs have said that they didn’t find success until they had met their wives. Shoemoney because he was able to become better disciplined (and thus focus): My success can be traced back to the day I met my wife. You take a brilliant marketing mind and [...]

TweetFred Wilson twittered that he was looking for these “I’m Free” remixes by The Rolling Stones. Can’t say I’m a huge fan of the Stones, but the remixes are by some hot artists — Postal Service, Hot Chip, Fat Boy Slim, and Moby. I did some research and found out they were released exclusively on [...]

TweetAlright, let’s hope the title of this post isn’t a bunch of fluff. I’m going to try to pump out 10 blog posts a week on this Site. The focus is changing slightly and thus I’ve shifted all my writings from the original Techquila Shots website to this one. This Site will still focus on [...]

TweetJason Calacanis is talking about it after Allen Stern brought up the issue. While I agree with their various ideas, I see the ad model being similar to what Facebook has done with their newsfeed advertisements — but more importantly, where users after making a purchase on Amazon.com could opt-in to share that purchase via [...]

TweetI was just doing a search for “.at” domain, and the results page had ornaments displaying. As of right now, this search still does that, but I can’t get any other searches doing that:

TweetI use to dabble in stocks in the dot-com days and before then, roughly 1996. It was the summer before my Senior year in high school and I was in the shape of my life, because I’d wake up at 5:30am, go to the gym to work-out, come home to watch CNBC and eat some [...]

TweetI never talk about music on this blog, despite it being likely my biggest passion in life. One band that blows my mind is a small band out of Detroit called ‘The Silent Years‘. Their album can be played over, and over, and over again — all in a row. (Yes I have done this) [...]