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While browsing through some webmaster forums, I came across a new internet advertising network called DC ClickAds. They are an online ad. agency dealing in buying and selling text link ads, graphic banner ads, and embedded inline ads.

They seem to support direct links so that they are easily accessible to visitors and also good for SEO. Ad spaces are rented and sold on click or term basis. Publishers get payment after 30 days after the contract ends for a particular hire period minus service charge, currently via PayPal.

DC Clickads has the support for: Any Ad Types, DirectLink Technology, SmartCache XML Ad Distribution.

The webmasters or publishers who wish to sell ad space must …

A Merchant Account is simply a relationship between a retailer and a merchant bank that enables retailers to accept web-based credit card payments from their customers. This is the account into which a Merchant Account Provider deposits payments into your business checking account from the transactions made online. To qualify for a merchant account, retailers must meet the bank’s requirements.

It is easy to set up a merchant account and most businesses now days have these account. With the advancement of technology, more and more people use their credit and debit cards instead of cash or check. Depending upon transaction and business type, merchant accounts can be Low Risk or High Risk.

Traditional merchant …

Yesterday, while browsing through FireFox ( hey, I use IE7, FF as well as Opera, my favorite ) , an update notification came up to say that FireFox 2.0.0.2 was released. Well, then I checked official Mozilla FireFox website to see if the update is critical or not and what changes have been made in this update. The 2.0.0.2 fixed some real security holes and can be considered an update of mid to high level priority.

The Firefox 2.0.0.2 release includes a fix for a bug disclosed by security researcher Michal Zalewsky last week. That flaw can be exploited by attackers to manipulate cookie information in the Firefox browser, making it probably the most important fix in …

A recent survey by Online market research firm Compete Inc. shows that consumers aren’t ready to pay $500 for an iPhone currently. But if the price falls, they are ready to get one and switch to AT&T (Cingular, for USA). 26% people were interested to buy an Apple iPhone and only 1% said they were ready to pay $500 for it. ( hey, macaholics so few in number these days? ) 42% of the interested people said that they are expecting prices of about $200 to $299.

If you want to know more about the phone, read my previous post on Apple iPhone.

In the USA, the iPhone will only be …

Paid blog posting is quite hot these days with a number of paid posting services and agencies launched and getting popular very quickly. This enables the bloggers to earn some extra revenue out of their quality blogs apart from the revenues from other sources such as contextual advertising, selling text links and affiliate revenue. Bloggers get paid for posting about a topic set by the advertiser and gets paid. Not only this, the blog content increases organically!

Also, this is a new and proving to be quite an effective marketing tool for businesses and marketing agencies these days. It not only does benefit advertisers to create buzz and generate viral traffic, but also enhance Search …