Singaporeans - Hear more gain more from Advertlets now!

Advertlets is one of the Advertisement Agency I joined when I first started off earning online. Apparently, though Adverlets give their support mainly to Malaysians, Singaporeans do get the thumbs up and caring from them now and then. So far, being the lazy me, I did not really get to cash out from Advertlets yet. But I do have to tell you, they are really generous. Because its a win win situation, you earn they earn, they helped many bloggers to grow with them.

Take for example, you can earn by putting advertisements on your blog using Advertlets. At the same time, you get to write reviews occasionally and get paid. That's not it, for our neighbours, they get more of them fun. They get parties now and then too. Aiyuh, if you so kiasu, then take a flight via AirAsia join their fun whevener you want lor.

Apparently, they are encouraging more bloggers to join. And good money as well for promoting their services. Advertlets wished more people to use 336×280 Rectangle ad format and if you have international traffic (besides Malaysia & Singapore), you may also want to consider installing the 468×60 format.

Join Advertlets now and promote this for them. You get yourself to earn more! :)

Reviews: Looking for a good site to rent apartments in Singapore?

When we are overseas studying, the first thing that we need to settle after being accepted in the university is to find lodgings in the new country.

Since 2004, I had moved to 8 different apartments to cut down costs of living in Shanghai. It was cumbersome, time consuming and a waste of money to give middle man fees these few years. Comparing the price of living in a school dormitory, I saved like 10k rmb annually.

Fudan International Dormitory costs of living is:

1. double bed room - shared: 1800 rmb monthly

2. Single bed room - 2700 rmb monthly

both comes along with bathroom attached to rooms rented.

However, if I stay outside the school, I can look at a price of 800-1500 rmb for a room, saving lots of money. It was said that in 2001, the prices are cheaper. The prices raise dramatically due to too many rich students who think paying more is okay. New price of rental can go as steep as 1600rmb per month now.

So when I can across the site Advertlets promoting a german student in Singapore who is trying to create a portal in which people can find lodings with ease, I decided to help him do some publicity for free here in this blog. Sebastian is German, an ex-NUS student, and at some point, was very frustrated why he could not find accomodation easily in Singapore. That’s why he created RoomsDB.net!

RoomsDB.net is a non-commercial portal helping people to find housing for rental or for landlords to try to publicise empty rooms. It aims to reach out globally as a portal for Singapore, Taiwan & Hong Kong.

This is the excerpt from the website:

"....
roomsDB.net is a noncommercial and not-for-profit project which aims to provide Singaporeans and all others who want to find or rent out a room in Singapore a simple and easy to use tool - completely free of charge!

.....Unlike other conventional room rental websites, we do not require you to register with us when you use roomsDB.net.

.....It's even the same when you post an ad, you just have to provide a valid email address, that's all! It's that simple.

.....After posting your ad to roomsDB.net a confirmation email will be sent to your email address containing a link that you have to click to "activate" your listing on this website.

.....roomsDB.net encourages landlords and tenants to deal with each other directly, that is why we keep this website simple and functional.
...."



So Come Support The Website!!!

Review: Advertlets Comes to Singapore

As I was browsing the web today for more ways in which I can improve my blog's access, I came upon Advertlets, a Malaysia-based web advertising company aiming for bloggers to promote their clients' advertisements.

Strangely enough, Advertlets seems to have a liking for Singaporeans as a market to promote their niche. I guess they are doing so much better than our dear countries[aka singh-kapoh! and Malu-SIA!], who are often seen bickering at each other at the tiniest things we can deemed off as Children's Pillow FIGHT.

Browsing through Advertlets' website showed me see a couple of elements which excited me. Not the money, but their web design. It is filled with cartoonish banners which makes me feel young, and reminds me tremendously of the comic, Mr. Kiasu. Very easy to digest, and easily well-liked I say, I'm expecting lots of youths will be signing up to them to earn a couple of dollars soon. Hey, it's good also, makes young people go practice their writing skills.


What's more, they are offering to Singaporeans cash to review their website from now till 31 July 2007.

Advertlets welcome various bloggers of ethinic race. Why so? You can write in Behasa Melayu[I am sure Indonesians can write in their own pidgin], English and Chinese.

One thing that touches me greatly when viewing through Advertlets' website was I came upon Yvoone Foong and Advertlet's cooperation. Yvonne Foong was only 16 when doctors diagnosed her with a rare genetic disorder called Neurofibromatosis. Her mobility is greatly affected as her illness accelerates against her health. Still, she fights on with her disease. Advertlets deserves a thumbsup for giving her a platform to raise medical bills. You can access Yvoone Foong's blog here.

So, why Advertlets?
Advertisers can choose their target group in accordance to the reader's age, hobbies, location to determin how well their advertisements can run.

For Bloggers, we just need to simply add in a couple of line into the html of out blogs and VIOLA, the advertisements that we choose will be shown online via our blog, and Advertlets will cash in for us the money in due time.

Advertlets is breaking into a new market in Asia in which allows blogger and advertiser to co-operate to gain a win-win situation. You gain, I gain. Everybody happy.

I like the system in which Advertlets choose to use polls and demography to determine how they run and disperse their advertisements on line.

So Singaporean bloggers, clap your hands and smile. Don't play play, got more money to eat Macdonald's, why not?

Link to: Advertlets