Gilt Groupe Invites Giveaway

  Gilt Groupe is a private invite-only online community which is dedicated to providing its members access to luxury lifestyle brands and coveted fashion labels at a special and heavily discounted sales price.

The Gilt Groupe was even mention on Forbes and as of 25 of February this year has around 75,00 members.

Gilt Groupe sells these luxury lifestyle items during 1 day “sales”, which are quite often, where the prices Gilt groupe members pay for the items are more than 50% cheaper than retail prices. Some of the big brands that are sold here are brands like Gurhan the jewelry label and creations of Behnaz Sarafpour the fashion designer.

Look at the difference in retail and Gilt prices.

The screenshot below is what you’ll expect when you’re logged into Gilt and are doing some shopping and your looking around.

Note the minimalistic design.

Gilt Groupe has sales which caters to women, men and children. As seen below, these are some of the high end labels which caters to men that has sales in Gilt Groupe.

Note all the high end and luxury brands and labels.

If you want an invite to Gilt Groupe, please leave a comment stating your email address and why do you want the invite and I’ll be sending you some as soon as I can

As usual, first come first serve, so don’t procastinate and grab one now.

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Tradd.Us Invites Giveaway

  Tradd.us is a contextual translator powered by Google translator and utilizes a range of other services which enables it to translate, analyze, identify and contextualize information in your content in an organized way.

When you translate content using tradd.us, it uses it’s semantical analysis feature to identify and tag important information. By following on a tag, you can see a host of information connected to the tag word, helping you learn and greatly improving the text comprehension. It even lists down the synonyms of words to help you understand the content even better.

Tradd.us would be a great tool for all those of you who are weak in English and frequently translate English into your mother tongue as Tradd.us is not a normal translating service, rather it brings the whole process up to a whole new level.

All in all, Tradd.us enhances the already powerful Google translator to make the whole process of reading from translated text much more easier with much better comprehension. If you’re interested to try out this new technology, then drop a comment here with your email address and a reason of why I should send it to you and you’ll be getting your invite real soon

First come first served though.

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The Nuffnang Innit Effect – A Mini Digg Effect?

Hey guys, for the past 24 hours (nearly) my post of a list of paid blogging networks was shown as some of the most popular posts in Nuffnang Innit. Being one of the most popular posts, even though it’s only the most popular in the last 24 hours and not all popular, I received a huge wave of traffic and readers from Nuffnang Innit. I call this wave of traffic the Nuffnang Innit effect and it is a really welcomed effect by me as it brings in a swarm of traffic and new visitors.

Nuffnang Innit is a blog aggregator by Nuffnang which works like Digg where members get to vote and decide which are the more popular posts and only open to Glitterati members. Nuffnang Innit is also frequently used to drive traffic to member blogs although the success of Nuffnang Innit as a means of traffic driving has been questionable until now. In this post is all the evidence you need of the Nuffnang Innit effect.

The top 10 last popular posts are shown in Innit’s homepage while the top 5 last popular posts are shown in the homepage of Nuffnang bloggers. My post got into the most popular in the last 24 hours within 4 hours of submission and was displayed both in the Nuffnang Innit frontpage and the homepage of Nuffnang’s bloggers. Not too bad right?

See my post at the top there with 30 Nang’s.

The Nuffnang Innit effect brought me about 100 over visits within 24 hours. I never have gotten the Digg effect before, but it should resemble something like the Nuffnang Innit effect – only on a larger scale. You must admit that this is pretty good free traffic. Best of all, all this traffic originates from either Malaysia or Singapore. As you can see the average time on site is like pathetic, but then again I later found out that my posts permalink had changed and my visitors were getting a “not found” sign. What a waste of traffic, all thanks to Windows Live Writer which frequently posts my posts under a wrong timestamp as it doesn’t follow the TimeZone properly. Oh well. At least some of the visitors were enterprising enough to click on the paid blogging category and find the post.

Note: As the Nuffnang Innit effect usually lasts for about 24 hours (until it expires from the most popular in the last 24 hours category), I measure the Nuffnang Innit effect over 2 days, as I submitted quite late in the day, so the 24 hour period spills over to the next day. As the Nuffnang Innit effect also spills over the 24 hours period, some of this statistics in the picture might be an underestimate of the Nuffnang Innit effect. The statistics and figures might not be entirely accurate as it reflect some traffic from search engines and everything, but the main reason of the pictures is to show the dramatic increase in traffic due to the Nuffnang Innit effect on a macroscale and not a microscale.

See the spike in traffic?  From 20 visitors a day up to 80 visitors a day. 147 visits over 1 full day and another incomplete day (today).

Here are some more statistics of the Nuffnang Innit effect as seen by Reinvigorate . Look at the picture below, 76 from referred sites, about 70 of them from Nuffnang Innit and this only represents about 15 hours of the Nuffnang Innit effect.

Yup, the Nuffnang Innit effect is good for site traffic.

Look at the 2 tallest columns here. That’s the Nuffnang Innit effect over a period of just 2 days (the 15th isn’t a complete day as today hasn’t ended. Which means it should reflect more).From this trending data view you can easily see the difference and the impact of the Nuffnang Innit effect.

Nuffnang Innit effect again at work here.

Nuffnang Innit does indeed drive traffic to your site, especially if your posts is one the most popular ones, even if only in the last 24 hours. As the Nuffnang Innit effect is quite large for smaller blogs like mine, I suggest to you to be a Nuffnang Glitterati member if only just to be able to use Innit and gain the full benefit of the Nuffnang Innit effect.

If you’re here from Innit, please Nang me now!

So all your Nuffnanger’s, what are your thoughts on the Nuffnang Innit effect?

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I Finally Got Back My Nuffnang Glitterati Membership

As the title says, today when I logged into my Nuffnang account, I realise I got back my Nuffnang Glitterati membership. . Actually I had been checking every single day since I got dropped from Nuffnang Glitterati to see whether I had been reinstated into the program.

The yellow Glitterati words are so much more comforting then the normal member’s one.

Remember I told you about how Nuffnang replied my support email after just 4 hours? Well I sent them back a reply and they only replied after 2 days, which to me is still kind of acceptable. According to them, I had a piece of code that I had placed in my template from Blog2U. I check my template and sure enough, there was the code from Blog2U. Actually the code is just a tracking code, but I think the Nuffnang Crawler doesn’t even like that.

Nuffnang says that their crawlers automatically adds your blog which does not contain advertisements from any other advertisement network originating from South East Asia into the Nuffnang Glitterati club within 48 hours, however, I didn’t find this to be the case. It took me up to 4 days, which is 96 hours before I got reincluded into the program. Not entirely 96 hours, as I might have been reincluded a couple of hours before that but I didn’t see it, but still more or less there. So for all of you out there who are trying to get into the Glitterati club, don’t panic too much if it’s already been 48 hours but you still have not been reincluded as it too me up to 96 hours.

Hehe. One of the reasons I wanted to get back my Glitterati membersip so badly was because without it I won’t get to use Innit, Nuffnang’s “Digg”. It seems pretty useful, that’s why I’m experimenting with it.

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Get A Cent For Free

Yes, as the title says, get $0.01 for free, no catch. All you have to to do is go to GetACent and navigate to the page where you just input your Paypal email address and enter a security code to ensure that you’re not a robot and you’ll be getting $0.01. No signups or completing offers of any kind, just plain old free money. Pretty cool huh?

This website was set up as an experiment by some people to see how many people will actually claim their free cent. As the site is only ad-supported, I somehow feel the site won’t last that long, so hurry up claim your free cent.

And for those who have already claimed, you can get another free cent only after 6 months, or risk being banned by them. So that’s one free cent every 6 months.

Payment Proof:

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