Why not reward them with gourmet food packages?

Ok, that’s MY preference as a super- affiliate

In any case, why not? You know prime beef ain’t easy to find these days. You need a specialist to find, cut and trim the finest of beef cuts… try Allen Brothers…

You can get a la cart any service you need: Phone receptionists, office space, fax, desk, meeting space, professional mail/address services and more with one simple phone call.

Welcome to the world of the “intelligent office”. To find the services you need, simply type “virtual office” or “remote office” in Google, or check out the offerings from Intelligent office:

http://www.intelligentoffice.com/index.html

But as a publisher it could be a nightmare trying to protect your intellectual property.

Site content thieves find it so easy to simply ‘copy-n-paste’ from your site and put it up on their site with not even as much as a ‘thank you’. How can the small publisher keep on top of sites that steal and plagiarize their content?

Try http://iplagiarismcheck.com/. They have detailed reports so that you can take action, when necessary.

And they do more than just check webpages, they check databases, PDF files, and most other kinds of formats as well as doing deep-web searches.

They could save your content from piracy.

Check out his site (highly recommended)

http://www.designgururyan.com/index.html

Pandora allows users to create their own ’stations’ based on theme or artist. For example, I have a station called “Sting”. Sting is one of my favorite performers, so I created a station that plays his music.

But, Pandora does not just play Sting in my Sting Channel, it plays music similar to Sting then tries to ‘discover’ what music I like by allowing me to rate the music it selects “like Sting” by giving it a ‘thumbs up’ or ‘thumbs down’.

The site is supported by ad revenue, but there is an annual subscription that removes the ads for $39.

Check it out…

http://www.pandora.com

Here’s how it works: users sign up for a free account. They then create pitches for their ideas, projects or businesses in a rich media environment by uploading video, images, PPT or PDF files. They can choose to share their pitches with a personal network or with the entire Vator.tv community. Users build their networks by inviting friends to join or browsing through other ideas and connecting with like-minded people on the site. The website includes tips on creating compelling pitches, such as how to pack the most punch into a three-minute video clip.

Vator.tv’s revenue will likely stem from advertising and sponsorships. Launched in June 2007, Vator.tv has some big names behind it, including angel investors Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal, Richard Rosenblatt, former Chairman of MySpace, and Georges Harik, a former Google executive who helped build Google’s AdSense technology. What’s more, the company is already putting its money where it’s mouth is by hiring a Pakistani group of web developers who won the business through their very own video pitch. Another promising application of video technology in a Web 2.0 environment, Vator.tv is one for entrepreneurs and investors to keep their eyes on.

Website: www.vator.tv
Contact: hello@vator.tv

Spotted by: Bill McMahon

(SOURCE: springwise.com)

Well these guys make the software that makes the eBay Drop-Off shops run smooth… they keep track of inventory, who owns what, bids, commissions and the software even calculates the commissions you get and then cuts the checks to the cosigners for the net price after the auction closes.

If you ever wanted to setup your own eBay drop-off and consignment business then this is really all you need besides an eBay account and some basic computer equipment.

It’s a lot cheaper than paying $10,000 to $100,000 for an eBay drop-off shop franchise

http://www.auctionsound.com/

-Dave

It’s pretty funny in parts, but mostly it’s a really good brainstorming session with these guys.

If you ever wanted to know how the guys that make $1 million launches possible, then check these guys out.

http://www.area51marketing.com/kern.php

They really say more than they should

-Dave

What does it do?

The site matches up those with business idea/prototypes and more with those who are looking to market hot new products or have resources or partnerships.

There are all kinds of Business ideas here, some good, some great and some really, really bad.

But if you’re an inventor and need JV partners, angel funding or VC funding this might be just right for you. On the other side of the coin, if you have resources to offer these inventors (time and/or cash) you may be able to position yourself in an equity position with a potentially fast growing product!

I would start with the directory to see what kind of ideas and inventions are available here:
http://www.business-idea.com/directory.asp

And then register is the site looks like it could be useful to your business objectives.

http://www.business-idea.com/

-Dave

Want to know the future of the web?? Live (really live) web TV broadcasting.

Want your own TV Show, Channel or even build your own WebCast/TVWebNetwork?

You will not believe this:

http://mogulus.com