For all you BlackBerry, Motorola Droid and Samsung users, our partners gives you an all encompassing and hard-to-find assortment of accessories for your devices.

While I know you guys love your phones, who can resist streaming and downloading Movies and TV Shows? How much is your cable bill again?

Be sure to take a look at our partners to see what each has to offer. I think you’ll be quite impressed with the quality and services provided by our sponsors.

Mobile Accessories

Like many of you, I’m a hardcore Motorola Droid fan and user. OnlyDroid gives you the Motorola Droid Accessories you need and offers others you probably didn’t know existed. The next accessory I’ll be picking up is the Rear Car Window Antenna, which enhances your cell phone reception.

You don’t have to have a smartphone to find what you’ll need from our partners. Talkie Tech offers an extensive listing of Samsung Accessories, sorted by all the different Samsung Phones. You’ll find everything you need and then more.

Watch and Download Movies and TV Shows

iWatchFilm offers over 6000 downloadable movies and tv shows. Downloading starts at just $0.99 per video and can be played on your PC, iPod, iPhone, DVD and more. They also provide access to HD Movies in both 720p and 1080p.

Free Movies Theatre has you covered with all the Free Movies Online they offer. They offer over 8000 movies, watched by their users over 7 million times. You can sort for your favorites by genre or popular movies and download away.

iReel brings you all the best in Movies, providing the ability to watch movie trailers, rent or buy.

With Netbaza’s content, you’ll be able to Watch Free Online. In addition to streaming, Netbaza provides a download link.

Want more? Free TV Online is exactly what the name describes. The site gives you the ability to Watch TV Online, on your own schedule.

This year is a bit different for me as I’ll be working at the Super Bowl. Since I’ll miss all the commercials on game day, this post is intended to share some of those Super Bowl Ads.

Banned 2010 GoDaddy Super Bowl Commercial Lola

ManCrunch 2010 Super Bowl Ad

6 Finalists for Doritos 2010 Super Bowl Ad

Your Tires of Your Life – Bridgestone Super Bowl Teaser 2010

Whale of a Tale – Bridgestone Super Bowl Teaser 2010

2010 Coors Light Superbowl Commercial – XLVIV TO Press Conference Crying

KGB’s Banned 2010 Superbowl Commercial

Banned Superbowl 2010 Doritos Commercial

Balloon Boy Doritos Super Bowl Ad 2010

Dog Pound Production

I found an easy solution at Digital Point Forums, so I have to credit ARCHKRE. Here’s how to display two AdSense Ads side-by-side to make an AdSense 500 x 250 Mega Unit, similar to the Chitika Premium Mega Unit.

• Create 2 AdSense 250 X 250 units.
• It’s extremely helpful to add channels to your Ads. It helps you better track your AdSense performance. I titled them “250×250-blended-topfloatleft” and “250×250-blended-topfloatright”
• Here’s the code you’ll need:
• <div style=”float:left;”>adsense code 1</div>
  <div style=”float:right;”>adsense code 2</script></div>
• Simply replace the red text with each AdSense Code

Since you’re technically working with two Ads, you can combine two completely different sized Ads, make one text only and the other image only, etc. Here’s how mine looks.

I just implemented this method, so haven’t been able to determine the results yet. Have you tried to combine two AdSense Ads? Do you use Chitika? Let me know what you think.

Chitika Ads are only displayed when a visitor arrives from a search engine. Here’s how it works. Let’s say Jim Bean is looking for some free movie sites. Jim visits Google and types “Free Movie Sites” into the Search Engine. He, of course, decides to click on the Eazy Cheezy link. Jim will not only find one of my Free Movie Site posts, but also a Chitika box that states “Searching for free movie sites?” along with some targeted links. Jim now has some outstanding alternatives, that will return additional revenue to .

Don’t forget to submit your entry to win a Macbook Pro.

To stay updated with all the latest news with Blogertize World, be sure to frequent the Blogertize World Blog.

For those new to the Blogertize concept, Blogertize World in simple terms is affordable advertising space for bloggers. Bloggers can purchase advertising space, in the form of pixels, and display their URL linked Blog logo, directly on Blogertize World for a period of 3 years.  The adspace is just the start as Blogertize incorporates several other elements into it’s business model. I’ll touch on each element below, which is quoted directly from Blogertize World.

Recent developments have delayed the launch as they have acquired additional startups and wrapped them into their operation. The decision to delay was contingent upon current invested bloggers voting to delay. More than 91% of those invested voted! Recently, Blogertize held an iPhone contest on Twitter and gave away 30 iPhones in 15 days.

Pixel Advertising Space for 3 Years

“Bloggers purchase adspace under various categories for a fixed period of 3 years. The pixel blocks are available in four different sizes of 2000, 4000, 6000 & 8000 pixels. The larger the button, the higher it is placed attracting more visitors in turn resulting in increased ad revenue.
One time charges for a 3 year adspace.”

Pixel button – Current Price (Price starting September 1st)
Red (8000) – $150 ($300)
Yellow (6000) – $80 ($160)
Green (4000) – $40 ($80)
Blue (2000) – $15 ($30)

Steps to purchase adspace
Step 1 – Select the pixel button of your choice, by visiting Blogertize World, choosing what you blog about, then clicking the go button
Step 2 – Choose and upload a logo for the pixel button you select.
Step 3 – Place a link to your website.
Step 4 – Click on the paypal widget and pay via credit card or paypal account

Blog Inventory Exchange

Niche blog inventory exchange - “Application which allows bloggers blogging on specific niche topic/area exchange banner ads, link ads and other inventories with each other in order to target quality traffic inorganically.” Revenue split is 70/30 Blogger to Blogertize.

Segment specific blog ad-network – “Connect buyers and sellers of online advertising…an advertising network enabling blog and social media publishers at every level to maximize online advertising revenues.” Revenue split is 80/20 Blogger to Blogertize.

Blogertize Market Place

“Online Marketplace for buying and selling anything and everything. Open your online shop with us and see a difference…Open to all bloggers/artists/entrepreuners worldwide. It works on two simple steps – Open a store and Advertise your products. We do not charge listing or final sales fees on your merchandise and only charge a small yearly fee to maintain your online store.”

Promotional Quizzes and Contests

“This portal brings forth scores of attractive contests, games and challenges for it’s members to enjoy without membership fees or any such hidden cost. Our endeavor is to create an online arcade…to endorse activities which are fun, unique and alternative from the regular…members can enjoy scores of contests everyday categorized under different genre’s and win numerous prizes.”

“The main objective of having this segment is to attract hordes of traffic with some amazing and innovative quiz culture. More the visitors to Blogertize, more the chances of traffic diversion to the advertisers blog.”

Exposure via Newsletter

“Visitors to Blogertize could subscribe for monthly newsletter for any of the 11 segments of their choice…the content of which would be provided by the bloggers advertising with the site. Blogetizers would be asked to submit two of their best posts for that month. Our team would then review each and every story submitted and will select the best 15 stories/posts for each of eleven segments. The link to the blog from where the content is extracted would also be mentioned in the newsletter to give latter the exposure it requires.”

“For those who wish to subscribe to our newsletter just check out the pixel adspace page for any of the segments and you’ll find a newsletter tab at the top right corner. Just add yourself to the list and we’ll get back to you.”

Profit Sharing Element

“We plan to share a certain proportion of our total profits after tax. This may include profits earned via various avenues like blogertize community, market place, shopping portal, podcast facilities, ad-network exchanges, ad revenue etc. We’d be distributing a small proportion of profit to our bloggers on yearly basis starting from the second year of operations…The ratio of distribution for $15, $40, $80 and $150 pixel buttons would be in the ratio of the amount invested i.e. 3:8:16:30…our ultimate objective is to make sure that the bloggers are satisfied with what they receive (monetarily or otherwise) in the span of next 3 years.”

Blogertize Community

“This community gives you an opportunity to share everything in your life with the world. Unlike other niche communities, this discussion board is open to both classes and masses…It provides you with discussion forums that will enable you to ask for and give answers to queries related to just about anything in easy, fast and effective manner.”

“More the visitors to Blogertize, more the chances of traffic diversion to the advertiser’s blog. In addition, a proportion of our earnings via this avenue will be distributed among the Blogertizers starting from the second year of operation.”

Podcast Publishing Services

“Turn readers into listeners, and transform your blog into a high quality, ad-supporting broadcast that can vastly expand your audience reach. Automatic podcast generation, quality text-to-speech, Listen Button feature deployed in next to no time for WordPress, Blogger, TypePad and other platforms, detailed download statistics, earnings from embedded ads.”

Blogertize has definitely evolved in the last 12 months and I wanted to provide any information I could to help get the word out and further explain the concept. I am invested and by helping to spread the word, it only helps me and others who have invested. I’ve purchased adspace and may look to purchase additional adspace prior to September 1st. Be sure to keep yourself up to date on the latest happenings by visiting The Blogertize Blog and following them on Twitter @blogertizeworld. Thanks for reading.

I probably only visit Quantcast every few weeks, but learn something new about my visitors each time I visit. In fact, I just found something quite interesting! I’ve had 2,779 visits from Research in Motion (RIM), from 124 unique users. This is very cool! RIM is the developer of the BlackBerry smartphone and BlackBerry App World and is a very large and successful company. Since covering BlackBerry Apps is one of my priorities, this is a very intriguing.

Quantcast gives you the ability to embed various charts or even download all statistics into a Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet. I’ll cover a few of the charts below, which I have used printscreens to capture for your reference.

This chart provides information on your choice of daily, weekly or monthly visits and you can select the range and get an overall view or make it specific by segment, by gender, age, ethnicity, household income or by using a combination.

The chart below is perhaps the most informative! I get US demographics for my visitor’s gender, age, ethnicity, kids, income and educational levels. This chart is quite valuable if you’re looking to target to a specific audience and advertising.

The next chart shows you where visitors are accessing your site from, their business or home.

Most of this information for all the websites can be seen from the public view, but you can get even more in-depth information from your publisher view once you’re logged in. Quantcast also measures the top 1 million sites. Here is a printscreen of the top 25, along with information regarding the type of audience each site attracts. For example, Facebook is number 3 on the list and has “94M+ U.S. monthly people. The site appeals to a more affluent, teen and young adult, very slightly female biased following.”

As you can see, Quantcast can be very useful to publishers and advertisers. If you are interested in getting your site quantified, you can start by visiting Quantcast and creating a free login. You can then generate a tag, copy and paste it onto your site, then have your site scanned.

Below, you’ll find some resources I’ve collected and put together to provide some Affiliate Program options and tools for those interested in going the Affiliate Program route.

Some Popular Affiliate Programs

Commission Junction – One of the largest and most popular of the many Affiliate Programs available. They enable you to promote quite a variety of products in several different categories. Different programs available that pay-per-lead and pay-per-sale.

AzoogleAds – Offers several different options for products to advertise and various options for the methods used to promote.

Amazon Affiliates – Promote Amazon Products with banners, links, widgets or an embedded Amazon Store Space on your site.

Clickbank - Promote electronic downloadable products, such as e-Books.

pepperjamNETWORK – A newer Affiliate Network, but one that is quickly rising in popularity and growth.

Threads Worth Reading

Occasionally you’ll find some unbelievable threads from those who have had success and like to share their tips and information. I wanted to point out a few threads that can be quite valuable. I too would like to share these threads I’ve come across. Follow Me to $100 a day in AdSense Using 1 Blog and Step-By-Step PPC Advice for Newbies were both outstanding discussions full of great tips.

Helpful Community Forums

Digital Point Forums – Outstanding sub-forums for various affiliate marketing sites. You’ll find seperate forums for Commission Junction, Azoogle, Amazon, Clickbank and Chikita or the primary Affiliate Marketing forum. There’s a wealth of knowledge within these forums.

SitePoint Forums – Discussion area dedicated to Advertising and Affiliate Programs. Contains an AdSense Sub-forum and plenty of helpful information to chew on.

Web-Master Talk Forums – Affiliate Program community forum with no sub-forums, but some great discussion on various Affiliate Programs and options.

Awesome Articles

5 Lessons on Making Money with Affiliate Programs (problogger.net)

10 Tips for Using Affiliate Programs on Your Blog (problogger.net)

81 Useful Affiliate Marketing Resources (blogtrepreuner.com)

25 Affiliate Networks for Monetizing Your Website (traffikd.com)

26 Affiliate Marketing and Webmaster Forums to Help You Make Money Online (doshdosh.com)

I hope this collection will assist you in choosing the best Affiliate Program for you and your site. It’s important to note that there are countless Affiliate Programs available and I’d recommend trying multiple Affiliate Programs to see which works best for your site and niche. Do you have any favorite Affiliate Programs you’d like to share? Any thoughts on those mentioned?

Last  November, I posted a review about Blogertize, a start-up site that provides innovative advertising opportunities to Bloggers.  Blogertize features  a business model that consists of several important pillars, such as Pixel Advertising, Shopping Portal,  Promotional Quizzes, Contests and more. Blogertize was established in Sep 08 and on Mar 3rd, they announced their new domain, BlogertizeWorld.com. The site has made several improvements, which include moving from a .in domain to a .com domain. It’s rich in design, provides more detailed information and a better overview of current and future plans. Let’s take a look at some of the current and new features Blogertize World provides.

Pixel Adspace for 3 Years

First we’ll take a look at the Pixel Adspace that’s offered. You have the ability to make a one-time purchase and have your logo advertised for a period of 3 years. Charges are based on pixel size and location. Below are the prices, which are based on pixel size and location. The bigger the Button, the higher it’s placed. You simply select your category, choose from the available pixels, add your website link and purchase your Pixel.

Pixel button |      First 2,500 bloggers |     Remaining 360
Red (8000)                          $150                                           $300
Yellow (6000)                    $80                                             $160
Green (4000)                      $40                                             $80
Blue (2000)                         $15                                              $30

Profit Sharing

Blogertize has plans to share a percentage of total profits after taxes with those who have purchased Adspace. Small portions of overall profit will be distributed to those bloggers on an annual basis, starting on year 2 of operation. However, bloggers would not own stake in the company, but rather receive dividends based on investments. For example, $15, $40, $80 and $150 purchases would have distribution ratios of 3:8:16:30. The more Blogertize makes, the more bloggers would receive. Blogertize will utilize ROI Analytics, which will enable bloggers to track specific statistics about their investments and returns.

Exposure Via Newsletter

Newsletters will be available for each of the 11 segments and distributed on a monthly basis. Each Newsletter will consist of content from Bloggers within the specific category. Bloggers who have invested can submit their 2 best posts each month and the Blogertize Team selects the 15 best stories and posts for each category. The chosen blogger’s stories would also consist of a mention of their blog links.

Blogertize Community

Discussion forum that you can use to ask questions, share ideas or just hang out. The current Blogertize Forum, which I believe may be receiving an upgrade in the near future, has 277 members thus far.

Shopping Portal

You’ll have the opportunity to place shopping portal text links, content or banners on your site. For any purchases made by your referral, you’ll earn up to 75% of the profit made from the convert.

Promotional Quizzes and Contests (Scheduled to Launch 31 May 09)

Blogertize will feature a portal with an arcade, daily contests and prizes.

Market Place (Scheduled to Launch 31 May 09)

You can buy or sell anything and have the option to open up your online shop. This portal will be open to bloggers, artists and entreuprenuers. No listing or final cost fees apply. They require a small annual fee to host your online store. No charges will be required until 2010, so you can host your online store free in 2009.

Blog Inventory Exchange

Exchange banner links with other blogs in your Niche, by adding your blog to the network and displaying targeted ads on your site. I’m interested in using this to potentially replace AdSense, but much will depend upon the quality of the sites who choose to utilize this free service.

There’s also a segment specific blog inventory exchange option. Blogertize connects buyers with sellers of online advertising. Below, you’ll find the current plans for revenue split;

Revenue split:
The revenue split would be 70-30 (Blogger – Blogertizeworld)
The revenue split would be 80-20 (Blogertizer – Blogertizeworld)

Recent News and Updates

3 Mar 09 – BlogertizeWorld.Com announced (blogertize.in/sports/blog.php)

23 Jan 09 - Boy Beats Recession, Makes Mega Bucks (mid-day.com) – Video Interview and article about Mr. Dushyant Bhatia and the success he’s had with Blogertize. Mr. Bhatia is the CEO and Founder of Blogertize.

8 Jan 09 - 10 Questions With Mr. Dushyant Bhatia (eazycheezy.net) – This  was an interview I conducted with Mr. Dushyant Bhatia, CEO and Founder of Blogertize. He was very thorough with all questions asked and spoke about current and future Blogertize plans.

Important Links

Here’s a few links that you’ll need to check out Blogertize.

BlogertizeWorld (Beta)

Blogertize Community Forum

Blogertize Blog

Blogertize on Twitter

Collection of Reviews From Various Blogs/Sites

Below are some of the reviews I found by searching Google. The listing includes the previous review by Eazy Cheezy that was published last November. Hopefully, by providing more reviews, you’ll get some different viewpoints.

Blogertize: To Buy or Not (bloggingwithsuccess.net)

Give Your Blog an Edge with Blogertize (kixtrix.com)

Blogertize.in Pros and Cons (nidddles.wordpress.com)

Blog Your Way to Your Bank (rediff.com)

Blogertize – Adspace in Pixel Form (eazycheezy.net)

My Thoughts Thus Far

I still love the business model and am extremely pleased to see that Blogertize.in moved to a new domain in BlogertizeWorld.com. Based on what I’ve read, the elements within Blogertize.in will all be migrated to BlogertizeWorld.com by May 31st, 2009. This is the date that the market place and promotional quizzes are scheduled to begin and I suspect all purchased Pixels will be displayed on this date as well. When I conducted my interview with Mr. Bhatia in January, I was very impressed with how professional and easy to work with he was and quite pleased with how he answered each question in detail.

I never liked the design of the old site, but the beta site has given me high hopes.  I would like to see some navigation improvements, direct links to their blog, newsletter signup, etc. but I feel they are on the right track. They also continue to add more elements and improvements to the Blogertize, such as their partnership with Fulmarxx ShortFilm Festival, the Blog Inventory Exchange and most notably Profit Sharing. I purchased adspace for $15 back in November, since I’m cheap and was hesitant, but as I see the changes and new elements implemented, my confidence continues to grow. I can’t say that I’ll purchase $150 in Adspace, since money is a bit tight and I’m not THAT confident yet, but I am considering purchasing an $80 Pixel. It’s always risky, since the shopping portal hasn’t yet launched, but it could be a risk I wish I would have taken in the long run. I hope you enjoyed this follow-up review. I learned more from studying the site and definitely don’t mind sharing what I’ve learned. I tried not to duplicate any information published in the review or interview.

What are your thoughts about Blogertize? Are there any great reviews I missed? Do you have any inside information or have you heard any rumors? As always, I’d love to get your input.