Monetize your images with Britepic?

Adbrite.com over the years has become a viable source of income generation for many website owners and blogs alike with their textual ads and interstitials. Not long ago did they also delve into the realm of video, attempting to tap into the flourishing viral market by allowing users to place their own logos in videos simultaneously making it possible for ads to be displayed with their unique content in the video flash players. Now, Adbrite has taken it up yet another notch in a quest to corner every possible avenue for advertising online. Simply, they suggest that you replace that universal (img) tag we all know in HTML, (used to display images), with their code that actually turns your visuals into ads. The new service is called Britepic. The idea is that since images still are one of the most highly sought after items online, why not embed ads into your images earning money. How successful this new implementation will be only time will tell. We’ll just need to give it a test run for ourselves.

Changing things up.

Originally I started this blog to post content that pertained solely to information about making money online. I'm going to change that up and extend it beyond online methods. I've been neglectful. Time to get this blog where it ought to be by now. Stay tuned...

RMX Direct Promo 2007

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Cha Cha.. What the heck is that ?

Well Cha Cha quite simply is a new search engine that is manned by human beings. Huh? With the Cha Cha system you have the choice of having a live guide help you with your search online or doing one search engine assisted. At first, I was a bit leary as the program was fairly new and it had a lot of bugs but over the last fews weeks the service has become gradually more sturdy and it is honestly quite useful. Just imagine, instead of doing a search and getting results based on the popularity of a site in SEO terms. (SEO is web language for supped up pages that end up with the highest page ranks on search engines, namely Google because the creator of the page manipulates them in a fashion that is virtual eye candy for web crawlers. Yeah so a lot of the times you search you don't find what you really want. Isn't it always better when a friend or colleague puts you up on a cool site that they have personally visited anyway? In the long run it works out much better to have some actual human input for certain things online.

Cha Cha also is a way for people that are looking for work that can be done at home. Online there are countless ads about telecommuting jobs and data entry positions that never pan out because they are scams. Cha Cha just happens to be a legitimate way to make a bit of income doing something you'd normally be doing for free to begin with. With reviews in Wired, CNET, ABC News and a number of reputable sources, Cha Cha looks to be a good deal.

Try it out and do a search for yourself or if you feel so inclined, become a guide and aide net surfers from all over the world with their searches based on your knowledge of all things you deem worthy of being known.