CashCrate is GPT site that’s been around for awhile and become very popular with regular GPTers. The site layout and design are very professional, easy on the eyes, and easy to navigate. The offers are sorted well and filters are easily applied to display only what you’re looking for. Whether a credit card is required [...]
Operation Bob
Chronicles of a Work at Home Dad
Is it Gas or Gold?
The price of gas here in my town has gone up 30 cents in the last 4 days, currently at $3.75 for a gallon of regular! Now I don’t profess to know what’s behind the spike in gas prices but I know it’s been steadily climbing for way to long and it’s getting beyond ridiculous. [...]
I’m a Bad Blogger
I have the attention span of a gnat on crack, and I suspect that’s the underlying problem. Anyhow, before I lose my train of thought and go off on a rant about gnats, let me tell you why I’m a bad blogger. First, I don’t get out and comment on posts on other blogs nearly [...]
My Top 5 Easy Money Makers
Here are my favorite 5 income opportunities – places you can make money online. When I say *easy* I don’t mean there’s no work involved, I just mean that they are fairly simple and straight-forward and shouldn’t require you learn a new skill or have a lot of experience. Nothing I promote is get-rich-quick, I [...]
Freelance Writing with ConstantContent
Constant Content is what I would call a content broker. They don’t buy content directly, but offer a marketplace where writers and buyers come together. Writers put their work up on consignment, so to speak, and if/when a customer purchases it, the author gets paid and CC keeps a cut. The author sets their own [...]
Tools of the Trade: Statistics
If you have a website or blog you probably want to know if anyone is looking at it, and where they are coming from. I know I do! I use two different statistic applications. StatCounter – (free) What I like about StatCounter is that it’s realtime and I can know immediately if how my traffic [...]
Tools of the Trade: E-Mail
I have e-mail addresses assigned for most of my domains come and go. I might sell any one of those domains tomorrow, so I always keep one main “general” e-mail account. About 6 months ago, I made that account Google’s gmail. It is heads above hotmail and yahoo mail, with a lot less overhead and [...]
