Coke zero is introducing their new home page where you can create movies from old black and white clips. In addition to cutting and pasting the visuals you can write your own dialog for your movies.
When done, all movies will enter a competition to get the highest rank.
To become a better writer you need to read a lot. The magazine business these days is all about writing in a way that will make both readers and advertisers happy so MagsDirect can surely help you making more money from your blog.
Since writers for magazines are treated as journalists, in contrast to bloggers, there is still lots of information that you will read first in a magazine.
MagsDirect is a site that sells subscriptions to a wide vareity of magazines. Whithin their 100% satisfaction guarantee they credit an ammount coresponding to the outstanding issues to the original payment.
If you are dissatisfied for any reason, you can cancel your subscription and we will credit you via your original payment for all issues that haven’t yet been sent to you.
Your contact and personal information will never be sold or rented or used for direct marketing or spamming.
The business section offers almost a hundred different publications. That may be a bit overwhelming to browse, but I found the full category listing on the first page to be well balanced.
Masterseek is a recently started searchable directory of business organizations around the world.
Since masterseek take submissions for free right now it is a perfect opportunity for small organizations making their money online.
Submissons may include a free text description so that potential customers can find you by your unique key words.
Bloggerwave is a new service offering bloggers to write reviews (such as this) for payment and advertisers to spread knowledge about their offerings through the blogsphere.
As a blogger I found the interface easy to navigate and my blog was accepted well within the stated 72 hours. Payment seems to be withheld for up to 30 days to check the availability of made reviews, but there is no lower limit for payments to be made as far as I can tell.
I haven’t signed up as an advertiser but the described workflow looks equally simple. I’m not sure about the stated SEO opportunities though, since the search engines might classify these reviews as paid links.
There is some buzz that Bloggerwave is a scam, but since it’s free all a blogger needs to do is remove the post after 30 days if the payment doesn’t show up.
Update: On june 24:th I got paid for my reviews on my other blogs, well within the stated 30 days.
image: detail of installation by Bronwyn Lace