I Rate My Day is a new web application was based on the innovative concept of “Instant Blogging” allows you to rate your day and express your feelings on a daily basis, ranging from “Worst” to “Great”.
From the iRateMyDay website you could see the moods and feelings around the world.
IRateMyDay.com is a social online community, similar to blogs, but unique in its concept. The site focuses on short entries of a few words about the user’s current feelings. The concept is best described as “Instant Blogging” where each rating resembles a short sentence of instant messaging. The service is a complement to existing blogging sites and can even be integrated through the use of widgets. PRWeb
You need to create a free profile on iRateMyDay and see the progression of your feelings each month. You may also share your ratings and interact with others on the site.
At the end of the month you can track your feeling progress… weather you have a great life or living miserably unhappy.
p/s: they are running a contest on their website. Enter our contest and you could win a Microsoft Zune media player!
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Have you ever thought that some tech companies occasionally invest more brainpower in naming their products than in making them successful? You’re not the only one who thinks so. The digital age has been dotted with many a disappointing product that had a tragically awesome name; here are ten of our favorites in no particular order.
Microsoft’s Zune, before its name was made public, was known among gadget geeks as simply the “iPod killer.” And you’ve got to admit, Redmond didn’t do that bad a job of actually naming the device once it got around to it–”Zune” is kind of funky in a post-Star Trek way, right? Unfortunately, as many speculated, the music player was a sales disappointment despite decent reviews. Even opening day interest was tepid, and it probably didn’t help much that the announcement of the sales of one million Zunes came right around the same time that Apple celebrated the sale of its hundred millionth iPod.
Continue reading ‘10 tech disappointments…with cool names’
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As you have seen above was the latest SimplyBuZZ.com pageview logs… After a month actively dedicating lots of time re-developing this blog; adding more features, more plugins & more posts - actually it turns out Google no longer sending the precious traffic to SimplyBuzz.com…
Possible cause…
- Sidebars. Adding more items on the left sidebars, it turns out I have made a big mistakes. It adds a few more headings <h2></h2> tags which probably drift the page actual topic and made keyword density become lower.
- sitemap.xml. WorsPress sitemap plug-in turned out can’t be accessed by Google while phisically working fine.
- robots.txt blocking sitemap.xml. According reports from Google Webmaster Tool, network unreachable while accessing sitemap.xml.
- site root /index failed to be indexed since July 1.
- Google thought this site already dead… last crawl July 1 … all new posts since last week never been made into search engine index.
Thats the answer why I’m not in blogging mood in pass few days and sraightly missed 15 blog post since last week…
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After installed “Wordpress Global Translator Plugin” by Nothing2hide and decided to widgetized this plug-in. Now I can save time embedding this widget into all my WordPress blog.
By default if you want to use this machine translation tools after activating the plug-in you have to edit your template files (sidebar.php) and add the codes below … Continue reading ‘Widgetized: Wordpress Global Translator Plugin’
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In attempt to spread across the world SimplyBuzz now comes with 11 languages translated by Google (machine) Translation Tool. The languages supported now are Italy, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic and Russian. You can access the language tool on the right sidebar.
Check out SimplyBuzz in 
Japanese language. Wasn’t this impressive enough?
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I got a few friends asking, what is that SEO? Is it important? Required? Really? I think this is a good start for starting my own version of SEO tips and tricks that worth to follow by the webmasters, bloggers, online entrepreneurs and web designers. Continue reading ‘SEO Tips #1: The Introduction’
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Published July 11, 2007
in AdSense.
I’m just summing up what I have gathered since last two years and attempt to repost here. They are gathered from my research from lots of websites and some premium contents.
Here they are:
- Make sure the ads blends with the page contents and site layout. Made them looks like the site contents. The task is to tell the visitors that the ads are actually site’s content without telling them.
- Text ads are the best – better CTR on text ads then banner ads. They look like the page contents.
- Square ads performs better… according to most webmaster, wide banner ads unit having low CTR.
Continue reading ‘AdSense Tips: How to increase CTR and Revenues’
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According to Digg (updated few minutes ago) the Anti-Piracy movement / MPAA reported today playing dirty tricks in order to trap their own consumer sharing their copyrighted materials.
Their latest move is to setup a new YouTube alike service which directly allows users to upload and download movies Mivii.com. The website obviously created to lure users into uploading & downloading copyrighted materials by providing full 2 hours movie reported to be available for downloads, like 300 and Batman Returns… Continue reading ‘Beware of Fake Video Sharing Site - Mivii.com’
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