Share, bookmark and e-mail web pages quickly without leaving your browser!

Shareaholic is a Firefox add-on that makes it easy for you to submit the web page you’re on to your favorite sharing or bookmarking service, including: digg, del.icio.us, facebook, friendfeed, google bookmarks, magnolia, mixx, reddit, stumbleupon, tumblr and twitter.

You also have the option to e-mail the web page directly to a friend.

Quickly evaluate web page popularity.

Shareaholic also lets you know how many times the web page you’re on has been dugg or saved to del.icio.us!

BuyNowDeal.com has a new offer for February. This month they are offering 24 products with resell rights. All products come with either Master Resell Rights (MRR) or Private Label Rights (PLR). Just like last month’s offer they are increasing the price each week in February. The price is currently $17 but will go up $5 each remaining week in February.

• Firesale Week 1 - 1st Feb - 7th Feb - $12
• Firesale Week 2 - 8th Feb - 14th Feb - $17
• Firesale Week 3 - 15th Feb - 21st Feb - $22
• Firesale Week 4 - 22nd Feb - 29th Feb - $27

There is an interesting combination of products on offer this month. Facebook Social Ads (with Master Resell Rights) is a guide to Facebook’s answer to Google Adwords PPC. It is being sold for $7 separately on the site and is worth every penny if you’re already using pay per click or intend to use it in the future.

There are also two packs of Adsense ready themes for WordPress blogs. 30 Adsense Ready Instant WordPress Themes (with MRR) and 50 Niche WordPress Blog Themes (with MRR). The first 30 themes come complete with Photoshop PSD files. The pack of 50 does not include PSD files but is still a good collection of WordPress themes. Both of these products is being sold separately on the site for $7 for the 30 themes with PSD files and $5 for the 50 themes without.

Craigslist Marketer Pro (with MRR) is a package consisting of a guide, video, speadsheet and list of popular cities. It is being sold for $10 separately on the site through the product mini-site. It’s surprising just how much traffic flows through Craigslist each day. The package shows you how to get started and how to avoid getting your posts flagged or deleted. It’s actually pretty useful, even if you don’t think Craigslist has much to offer your existing website. Give it a try and see the response you get!

Other products included in this months deal are…

• My $900 A Week Super Niche Revealed (MRR)
• Blogging For Cash (PLR)
• The Expert Guide To Pursuing Wealth (PLR)
• Web 2.0 Sites Exposed (PLR)
• The Lazy Man’s Guide To Writing Articles (MRR)
• Video Profits (MRR)
• 5 Steps To Article Marketing Secrets (MRR)
• Doing Business With PayPal (MRR)
• Basic SEO Explained (MRR)
• Traffic Overdrive (PLR)
• Fast Track To Online Profits (MRR)
• How To Set Up And Use Joomla (PLR)
• Niche Blog Affiliate Profits (MRR)
• Internet Entrepreneurship Survival Guide (PLR)
• How To Motivate Your Affiliates (MRR)
• E-zine Publishing Mastery (MRR)
• Social Madness (PLR)
• Bum Marketing Magic (PLR)
• The Big Book Of Resell Rights Tips (MRR)
• Selling Your Way To Your First Million (MRR)

Also still available are the December Deal ($27 for 14 products with MRR/PLR rights) and the New Year Firesale ($35 for 30 products with MRR/PLR rights).

I can’t wait to see which products go into the March deal!

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If you need a free ping service for your Blog, RSS feed or Podcast, you should check out FeedShark from BrainBliss.com!

At present FeedShark will ping the following services…

Blog Services…
Daypop, Technorati, Bloogz, Blog Census, Blo.gs, IceRocket, Read A Blog, FeedBurner, Google, Blog Rolling, focusLook, Weblogs.com, Alexa, GeoURL, Gnoos, Adoppt.

RSS Feed Services…
Blogdigger, NewsMob, Bulkfeeds, Ngoid, Objects Search, Feed Directory, Postami, Feed 24, FeedsFarm, Golden Feed, FeedFury, FeedPlex.

Podcast Services…
AllPodcasts, Get A Podcast, YouLoud, Podscope, Odeo, Pluggd, PodLounge, Pocast Like That.

You should also checkout the Turbo Tagger from BrainBliss, for adding relevant Technorati tags to your pages.

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It’s tough to keep up with the world wide web when it keeps getting bigger and bigger each day. Wouldn’t it be great if someone organized the web into topics you care about?

Four guys in San Francisco thought so too and created Fanpop!

Fanpop.com is a one-stop destination for real people with real passions to find real content and community.

Remember when the web was small enough that you could look at a directory of the best sites on the web for a certain area of interest? We miss those days.
Fanpop is the next generation of fansite created for the fans by the fans. It’s a one-stop destination for fans of anything and everything and the place to find fellow devoted fans.

Fanpop makes discovering and sharing content fun, easy and social.

Fanpop is essentially a network of user-generated fansites for different topics of interest created and maintained by the community of fans. There fandoms are called a “spot” because it’s a place where you can hang out and get to know other fans.

Every spot has a bunch of really cool features that empower the fans to share and discover content and interact with each other.

In all spots you can find the following features:

• Videos - kinda like youtube
• Links - social bookmarking
• Picks - choose between A and B type polls
• Forums - you know what a forum is right?
• Headlines - news from around the web
• Soapbox - an article type publishing system
• Image Gallery - can you say flickr?
• Fans - like friends just called fans

You really should go check it out for yourself… Fanpop.com

Lookout for a deluge of cloning projects at a freelancing site near you soon.

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I think everyone reading this will know exactly what Digg is right? A very popular site combining social bookmarking, blogging and syndication. Unless you’ve been living on the dark side of the moon you’ve probably Dugg plenty of stories.

But what a lot of people aren’t aware of is something called Digg Labs!

So what exactly is Digg Labs?

The labs provide a broader (and deeper) view of Digg. A lot of stuff gets submitted to Digg every day, so good things can sometimes fly right past you. Labs projects look beneath the surface of the Digg community’s activities.

Stack

Digg Stack shows diggs occurring in real time on up to 100 stories at once. Diggers fall from above and stack up on popular stories. Brightly colored stories have more Diggs.

Swarm

Digg Swarm draws a circle for stories as they’re dugg. Diggers swarm around stories, and make them grow. Brightly colored stories have more Diggs. This is my personal favourite!

BigSpy

Digg BigSpy places stories at the top of the screen as they are dugg. As new stories are dugg, older stories move down the list. Bigger stories have more Diggs.

Arc

Digg Arc displays stories, topics, and containers wrapped around a sphere. Arcs trail people as they Digg stories across topics. Stories with more Diggs make thicker arcs.

Pics

Digg Pics is a relative newcomer to Digg Labs. It tracks the activity of images on the site. Images slide in from the left as people Digg and submit them. Pretty cool stuff if you ask me!

You can also download all of the above as screensavers and run them on your PC or Mac!

Check out… Digg Labs now!

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Facebook Social Ads is the key to effective Facebook marketing, but only if used properly.

There are lots of advantages to using Facebook as a marketing tool, but the pitfalls can be tremendous. Remember when you went through the growing pains of setting up your Adwords campaign and how long it took you to see any profit at all, let alone a significant profit? Facebook marketing is the same. Only through trial and error will you learn how to customize Facebook monetization for your particular needs.

If you are serious about slicing off just a small piece of the world’s most popular social networking website, then you need to learn how Facebook Marketing actually works.

Facebook Social Ads - The New Adwords is an extremely helpful guide when trying to understand and setup a Facebook Advertising campaign.

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Kevin Nalts delivers the 100 funnest Web 2.0 words to say…

lulu, hulu, twitter, trooker, happyslip, newteevee, flip, boing boing, blip, flickr, skribd, boehm, imeem, zefrank, blufr, skype, dataintright, joopz, gizmo, stickam, micropersuasion, podzinger, magnolia, fotki, quimble, furl, lonelygirl, blummy, doshdosh, beebo, pandora, blinkx ,vodaphone, mugglesam, meebo, dabble, revver, wikipedia, gizmodo, nutcheese, xanga, delicious, stumbleupon, friendster, vimeo, bunns and chouchou, dabble ,jabazaar, mologogo, godaddy, the fizz, zipster, ning, bubblegumtreeshow, zazzle, mikma, strongbad, ysabellabrave, BitTorrent, kudzu, kevjumba, younew, webkinz, mondomedia, technorati ,valleywag, grouper, yeda, whatthebuck, youtorrent, kaboodle, bitbomb, oyogi, paperlillies, competitious, agester, hoooka, clipshack, picturecloud, shazu, jamba, squidoo, mozilla, plaxo, pando, bebo, mixi, crunchyroll, daxflame, dada, senduit, qwerky, mahalo, lockernome, wakoopa, reddit, zazzle, fark, squidoo, yanoodle …. phew!

Kevin WILL video for food… .

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How much is Firefox worth, will it go public and when? The answers are a lot, almost definitely and probably this year or next.

Mozilla’s open source browser, Firefox has done what most people would have considered impossible in the past few years. It has managed to eat away at Microsoft’s domination of the browser market. When you think of the major advantages Microsoft has had in that it’s browser comes pre-installed on just about every new PC, this is even more of an achievement.

Firefox currently has more than a 15% share of the browser market. That equals approximately 100 million or more downloads. So just how much is Firefox worth?

According to the New York Times in May 2007, Firefox has generated more than $100 million in revenue over the past few years. It generated $6 million in 2004 and $52 million in 2005. If revenue continues to grow we could be looking at $100 million to $200 million per year. And that’s before it has really started trying to build a business.

Mozilla hasn’t made much effort yet to actually build a business. Their main revenue stream is derived from per browser carriage revenue for the little Google search box you see in the top right corner of your toolbar. This is equates to approximately $1 a download according to some estimates, so there is clearly a lot more money to be made.

Even if you allow $50 million a year for costs that still would leave Mozilla with annual profit of $50 million to $150 million.

So when will Mozilla/Firefox go public? Mozilla’s Mitchell Baker says “never!”. But why would the Mozilla Foundation not want several billion dollars worth of public company stock?

Let’s face it… an IPO is inevitable.

And here’s a thought… what if Mozilla bought Netscape from Time Warner and renamed the company Netscape Firefox!

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If you want to make some SERIOUS money online in 2008 you should check out the BuyNowDeal.com New Year Firesale!

You get 30 hot products with Master Resell Rights/Private Label Rights that you can resell right away.

But the real value is in actually reading them and applying some of the techniques to your own sites. The Tag & Ping guide is VERY helpful.

The starting price is just $7 for all 30 products but will increase every seven days throughout January…

• Week 1 - 1st Jan - 7th Jan - $7
• Week 2 - 8th Jan - 14th Jan - $12
• Week 3 - 15th Jan - 21st Jan - $17
• Week 4 - 22nd Jan - 28th Jan - $22
• 29th Jan Onwards - Normal Price - $27

Here is a list of the products (with the rights included)…

1. Super SEO Guidebook (MRR)
2. Freelance Riches (MRR)
3. A Beginners Guide To Web 2.0 (PLR)
4. The Expert Guide To Opt In List Building (PLR)
5. Squidoo Basics (PLR)
6. Secrets of High Profit Websites (PLR)
7. The Expert Guide To Article Marketing (PLR)
8. Craigslist Exposed (PLR)
9. Video Marketing Profits (PLR)
10. Making Sense Of Google Adsense (MRR)
11. 101 Basics to Search Engine Optimization (MRR)
12. Become An Affiliate Marketing Master (PLR)
13. The Expert Guide To Cashing In On eBay (PLR)
14. Squidoo Profits (MRR)
15. The YouTube Revolution (PLR)
16. Tag and Ping Basics (PLR)
17. List Building Explained (PLR)
18. Buying Websites on eBay (MRR)
19. Advanced SEO Techniques (PLR)
20. MySpace Profit Strategies (PLR)
21. Change Your Mind Change Your Life (PLR)
22. The Expert Guide To Affiliate Marketing (PLR)
23. E-mail Marketing Riches (PLR)
24. How To Uncover Red Hot Niches In Minutes (PLR)
25. Virtual Real Estate Tycoon (MRR)
26. Learn The Secret Marketing Mindset (MRR)
27. Craigslist Advertising Revealed (PLR)
28. The Expert Guide To Pay Per Click Marketing (PLR)
29. Blogging On Steroids (MRR)
30. Traffic 2.0 (PLR)

The price is currently $7 but will increase each week throughout January.

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Ever wanted to add an attractive looking tag cloud to your website quickly and easily?

The tag cloud generator at tagcloud-generator.com quickly makes a tag cloud from the existing links on your site. You can also specify the links manually.

You can set the link weight for each link as well as the background color, link colors, link decoration, desired output size, padding, font type, font size and alignment.

You can then generate a tag cloud and play around with the settings to get a tag cloud that looks good and fits in with your existing site.

Once you have it looking just right you can simply cut and paste the code into your existing webpage. What could be simpler!

http://www.tagcloud-generator.com/

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