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Apple iPhone, The Pimpest Device of the Century.

Sun, 08 Apr 2007 03:07:21 +0000

The Apple iPhone, phone dem hoes.

PayPerPost Tutorial

Wed, 22 Nov 2006 05:06:25 +0000

This isn’t exactly The Daily Hook’s style, but I know everyone enjoys making money. Also, if you read blogs, you probably also have a blog. Anyways:

I’ve been participating in the PayPerPost ‘consumer generated advertising’ program on my other blog for quite some time now. I’ve made over $500 in 3 months with simply by blogging about products and services from advertiser’s that sign-up to PayPerPost. Basically, you write between 50-300 words on a product and then you receive money straight into your PayPal account. Payments range anywhere from $3 to $200. I particularly like the $10 for 50 words offers.

In order to help others get into the PayPerPost program I’ve written a 5 Step tutorial outlining exactly what you need to do to register a blog, register at PayPerPost, register at PayPal, etc and jump right into the PayPerPost program. I also outline some important aspects, tips, tricks and ’secrets’ of the program to help you be more successful. The tutorial is complete with screenshots as well for newbies that need extra help! Follow the link below for the tutorial.

PayPerPost Tutorial Link

Air Conditioned T-shirts??

Mon, 31 Jul 2006 15:33:45 +0000

Some ex-Sony guy is manufacturing air conditioned T-shirts that have two fans built-in. I can’t decide if this is revolutionary or just retarded. You decide!

Product Placement in July 1st Show

Mon, 03 Jul 2006 21:13:17 +0000

The following businesses and products were mentioned in The Daily Hook July 1st show if you’re interested in checking them out:

Maybe I’m taking a page out of the Jeff Jarvis handbook by posting these links, but you don’t even know who Jeff Jarvis is so don’t worry about that! However, maybe posting these products has no point because more and more each day I’m beginning to agree with Scott Karp’s point of view that we may never make any money doing a podcast because of the Google-like monopolization of ad dollars. But we enjoy doing it and we do it for the people, so I think thats really what matters in the end. Do it because you love it! After all, we DO love it and we love you too.