The World's First People Powered Twitter Lottery
johnchow.com — The primary purpose for Peep Lotto (short for People Powered Lottery) is to convert publicity into prize by using Twitter. The more people who follow twterlotto, the bigger the prize jackpot. Currently, the jackpot stands at $1441.20 and if nothing happens between now and Christmas day, a follower of twterlotto will win the amount. (Submitted by anklesnap) More...
How to Add Kontera to aWordPress Blog
johnchow.com — The easiest way to add Kontera ContentLink ads to a Wordpress blog is with the official Kontera-Wordpress plugin. This easy to install plug-in simplifies the implementation of Kontera ad on your blog. Watch this video and you're ready to rock. (Submitted by lola24) More...
Google Introduces Ad Placement For AdSense
johnchow.com — Google has introduced a new AdSense feature call Ad Placement which allows advertisers to target a specific ad spot on a site. This is a big improvement over the current setup where a campaign can show up on any ad units. (Submitted by accesory) More...
How To Kill DuggMirror
johnchow.com — DuggMirror is a service that takes copies of Dugg pages that were taken down because of the Digg Effect. It allows Diggers to view the page without waiting for the downed site to come back to life. The problem is Dugg Mirror can be used even when the site hasn’t gone down. If your server is powerful enough to handle a Digg then you should not... (Submitted by csandb) More...
How Much Is A Domain Name Worth?
johnchow.com — The T.R.A.F.F.I.C East 2006/Moniker.com Live Domain Auction is over and the results are in. $4.7 million changed hands as 314 of the Internet’s most wanted domain names went on the auction block. The big winner was Cameras.com, which sold for $1.5 million. See the full list here. (Submitted by Crest444) More...
$200,000 To Attend Nine Meetings
johnchow.com — While reading the 2006 Microsoft Shareholder's proxy statement, I discovered the 10 members of the Microsoft Board of Directors gets paid $200,000 each, to attend a grand total of nine board meetings. Pretty good gig huh? (Submitted by Crest444) More...
Yahoo! MSN, Who The Hell Are They?
johnchow.com — A webmaster's look at the dominance of the Google search engine. Nelson/NetRating says Google owns 50% of all searches, but I've yet to a see a site where Google accounts for less than 80% of all search traffic. Is Nelson/NetRating full of it, or does our sites just don't attract other search engines? (Submitted by Crest444) More...
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