JaypeeOnline // Blogging News & Reviews

Trying Out ShoppingAds Beta

Last week, I received an email from Peter Gavin of Text-Link-Ads and AuctionAds. The email says that as a user of AuctionAds, I was being invited to try out ShoppingAds, their newest ad product that’s powered by major shopping comparison sites.

At first I was hesitant to try it because of my experience with AuctionAds. Basically, I was disappointed with the results and performance. However after reading further, I found out that they’re totally …

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ChargePod: Multi-Gadget Charger

Here’s something for all you gadget freaks out there. Dubbed as the “Last charger you’ll need to own”, Chargepod lets you simultaenously charge cellphones, PDAs, headsets, digital cameras, iPod or any mp3 player and almost any mobile gadget with a single power cord. Just choose from 1,000 different device-specific adapters from the Chargepod website, attach them to the Chargepod and say goodbye to other chargers, adapters and power cords….

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iCrossing - Digital Marketing Blog

iCrossing is a search engine marketing company based in Scottsdale, Arizona. It was founded in 1998 by Jeffrey Herzog, current CEO with the mission of connecting consumers to companies, services, products and brands with estimated results.

The iCrossing Blog covers and talks about a wide range of topics related to marketing from acquisition strategy to customer insight, global marketing, online/offline integration, online servicing, online visibility and reputation management. If you want to find out …

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Weekend Roundup #7

NOTE: This post was supposed to be auto-published last Friday afternoon but something went wrong and it didn’t get published. My apologies for the delay and for any confusion it may create.

Thank God It’s Friday! Aren’t you guys glad it’s another weekend? Time to relax and take a break from work and other activities. It’s also time for another weekend roundup, enjoy!

• The Manila Freelancer on how to find a profitable blogging niche
• Toxic iPhones? …
  
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WP Theme Review: Ext JS Wordpress Theme

The ExtJS WordPress theme was created by W.Regenczuk as an experiment or “proof of concept” to show the capabilities of the ExtJS library. With that said, this makes the ExtJS unique and the first of its kind.

I can imagine that people use the theme on their personal blogs, but to be honest the theme forces blog-viewers to concentrate on the content instead of personal expression, thus I recommend it for organizations that uses Wordpress for …

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New Joomla SEO SEF component

SEO or Search Engine Optimization is a useful tool in helping a website or e-commerce business become successful. Website and blog URLs play a key role in search engine optimization.

For Joomla users, having pretty URLs is one of the basic issues they have to tackle when it comes to Joomla SEO. With SerrBizSEF, a SEO SEF Joomla component you can now make your URLs to go from this…

http://www.yourdomain.com/index.php?option=com_smf&Item id=71

..into something pretty …

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Another PayPal Phishing Email

Last week, I received another phishing email pretending to be from PayPal. This time, it was easier to spot that it was a fake email compared to the first PayPal phishing email I got earlier this month. What’s good is that Gmail’s spam filtering system was able to detect it was a phishing email and immediately sent it to the Spam folder.

Here’s a screenshot of the latest PayPal phishing email I got on …

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My Desktop Free View

Beng tagged me last month but I was so busy, I even had a short hiatus so in short, I wasn’t able to do it. Well here it is, better late than never right? Hehe

Btw, “My Desktop Free View“, is a meme/tag started by my friend iRonnie and here’s what he has to say about it:

Most people spend a considerable amount of time in customizing or in …

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Weekend Roundup #6

It’s a weekend again and you know what that means, another weekend roundup! Enjoy!

• Good news for my kababayans (countrymen), PayPal Philippines now has full features. This means that aside from sending money capabilities and the new withdrawal features, registered members in the Philippines and Indonesia can now receive funds from 90 markets and 17 currencies.
• Miguel Paraz and the Philippine Interconnectivity story.
• Dexter shares the lessons he’s learned on how to earn from linking to other sites.
• Learn how to block specific sites using a firewall with Eli.
• McBilly on why some make money online blogs don’t make money.
• Wanna increase traffic to your blog? Write about current events.
• Google Earth adds YouTube videos. via Brown Baron’s blog
• AJ shows us a preview of the deliciously new del.icio.us.
• Manuel Viloria on the Viral Cash Cow.
• Haven’t upgraded to WordPress 2.3 yet? Here’s several incompatible plugins and additional tips for upgrading to WP 2.3 from my friend Joni.

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Bloggers’ Kapihan 2.0: Blog Ed 101

For those of you guys in the Philippines, if you have nothing to do today or if you have a free schedule I recommend that you go and attend Blogger’s Kapihan 2.0: Blog Ed 101.

This is the second event organized by the Blogger’s Kapihan crew and this time the topics that will be tackled are the importance of blogging in learning, learning in blogging and blogging as a tool for alternative education. This …

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Adobe AIR + WordPress = AirPress

AirPress is a desktop blogging client created by Romain Referrer and Jean-Francois Comeau and is based on Adobe AIR or Adobe Integrated Runtime. It’s kinda like Windows Live Writer but with lesser features.

With AirPress, you don’t need a FTP client to upload photos, audio or video files and you can do video blogging straight up without a webcam capture software and best of all, you can do all …

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