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www.fishpond.co.nz - online books & dvds

You may have noticed the “Buy Now at Fishpond” button at the bottom of my book posts.

Well I must admit that I didn’t hold out much hope for a NZ based book affiliate programme, but I have actually earned commission off the 4 books I have linked to www.fishpond.co.nz.

I earn 10% on any purchases you make after clicking the click. So far I have earned the grand total of $4, but that is $4 more than I thought I would earn. Cynical I know.

I have also brought a number of books from Fishpond, and to date there has not been a book that I have looked up that I have not found. Historically I would import books direct from the US, but fishpond does it for me and gives me a GST receipt.

Very cool.

Oh. And they also do music and dvd's.

Check it out and don’t forget to click my link.

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Load Images from Other Sites

OK, so now the closet IT geek side of me comes out. The image below is a link to a tool I created that builds HTML code for images that you may want to load off other websites. I use it quite often at www.viewpoint.net.nz for images relating to news articles. It saves having to upload the image myself.

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Yip. I'm a geek, but I'm still in the closet!

What is your website worth?

An interesting website that summaries your website and values it.

viewpoint.net.nz is worth $40, and agoge.com is worth $145.

Kiwiblog has a PR5 rating and is worth $26,950.

Those simple steps are never so simple

This from a cool little blog that just does index cards like this one.

Hat Tip : indexed