Gosh, I missed out Clickbooth Blog on my previous post about Clickbooth Affiliate Network. I’ve joined Clickbooth as a publisher myself and looking for more information to explore, and the do blog too! I like their approach, I mean into blogging to deliver information and message to its advertiser and also publisher. I think this makes them a step higher than other networks! Well, this is what I’m doing too – blogging!

I found tons of valuable information from their blog post, it saves me from googling too much regarding how to get the most out of Clickbooth. I read through their whole blog just now, just before writing this post and found few posts that are really useful to affiliates/Clickbooth newbies. Here are some share:

• Tips to get your pub account approval in record speed!
• Clickbooth Affiliate Marketing Interview
• How to make money with Clickbooth

Warning – You might ended up reading the whole blog and other related blogs, just like what I did

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One of my many things to explore this weekend is searching around for new Affiliate Network. I’ve encountered a numbers of affiliate networks in the past and had joined few of them but not very promising for me – well I admit that I’m a newbie in affiliates kind of stuff. Ok, not a big deal because blogging is still my priority

Alrite, back to my “exploration” into new affiliate network to blog about this weekend. I found Clickbooth through a recommendation from a friend of mine when I raised this matter up in a chat room last two days.

After googling around, I found out that Clickbooth is well received and highly recommended by the Internet affiliate communities. Clickbooth is new? Well, not quite. ClickBooth has been around for more than 5 years now, and they had a very good reputation from the very beginning.

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Ok, the post title pretty much explained what I want.

I am currently working on a project to reduce the use of papers by substituting papers with a software that provides you the same functions as papers. Kindly take a few seconds off and vote in your opinion! Here is the poll:

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Feel free to drop me your comments too!

Everyone has their personal tool bar of favorite bookmarks, (favorites in IE) but some websites everyone should have. These lists will go through the obvious and not so obvious. All sites listed are free to use.
Want to submit your own site? See bottom of page for more info.

1. Jott
Are you away from the computer allot and unable to find a place to store your amazing ideas. If you have your phone on, you can use this amazing free speech to text service from Jott. Call their free 1-800 number and just say your thoughts.

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I was doing some researching on network packet monitoring and I bumped into this topic, remote computer monitoring, remote key logging, remote spying, well you get my picture. Interesting enough, I went googling again for some related tools.

Well, as expected there are tons of related products and I scope down the list to three – StaffCop, Spytech, and Refog. I have done a features and price comparison and finally I resort into giving StaffCop a go. Why?

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You have Microsoft Sidebar Gadgets for Windows, and now you can have Google Gadgets for Linux too!

Google has just announced the availability of their Gadgets for Linux platform with 64–bit support…and best of all, it’s open source!

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After days of tweaking my new Firefox 3.0, I found out that one so-called top new features of Firefox is not so pleasing – Smart Location Bar or the Awesome Bar.

The Smart Location Bar is just too “smart” to an extent that it saves my viewed browsing history without my knowledge! The auto complete feature is fine with me but I would still prefer the old Firefox 2.0 way in handling my addresses. I tried to disable this “smart” option via the Option menu but there is no direct way to do it. So, I have to do it the indirect way via about:config or with a help of an extension.

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I have been brought into this attention the last few weeks, two weeks in exact. One of my readers and also a friend of mine in Canada asking for my opinions or tips in getting her blog off the bottom pile of Google search results. She highlighted and pointed out to me than she wants to use managed or manual directory submission services at a minimum cost.

So, again I get some time off and start googling on this topic. I found one website, Submit2Please that offers what exactly I wanted to look in, that is manual directory submission. I choose to explore more on Submit2Please because I was caught with their ISO 9001:2000 standards in quality management systems. Sounds great huh?

There are a few categories in directory submission which is more specific and targeted, namely:

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Am I sounds like kidding? Nope, and there is no typo with the post title too.

I received an email from one of my blog visitor pointed out this to me. At first I’m a bit shocking. But again, I dig into this website, BrickHouse Security to find out more about those GPS Tracking Systems.

To my surprise, they did provide GPS tracking solutions to the FBI, US Navy, Army and countless others, those are their premiere clients! Interesting huh? I browse deeper…

Out of so many companies that provide GPS tracking solutions, why BrickHouse Security? Obviously, the answer must be on their GPS tracking solutions.

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