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Thats right you can advertise your Facebook profile or even a blog or website by putting an image / logo on the shirt that a cellphone camera can recognize. That way when someone snaps a picture of the image / logo, the phone automatically pulls up the website, blog or profile that person has chosen to advertise. It could be your website, MySpace profile, Facebook profile, blog or whatever. Visit w-41.com to see what they have to offer the prices are pretty reasonable only $49 for t-shirts and $56 for sweatshirts.

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Over the last few months I’ve made a Huge ROI when it came to advertising NeverBlueAds offers on Facebook. So today I figured I’d show you step by step how you too can profit from NeverBlueAds and generate some extra money with out having to buy an ebook like some other people have you do to gain their information.

Step 1.) To begin the process of making money you need to sign up for NeverBlueAds. The process can’t begin until you do this step!

Step 2.) Next buy a simple / cheap domain that you would want to gear your niche site on (if you don’t have one already). I prefer to use 1 and 1 because, they have really cheap .info .com & .biz domains and they usually run domain specials.

Step 3.) There are 2 ways to go about this step…
the self hosting way (paid) or the redirect hosting way (free).

a.) The self hosting way would be to host your site on a company like DreamHost and pay a monthly fee. What’s good about this is they offer you a large amount of monthly bandwidth and you have total control. With this way you’ll have to create landing pages and drive your Facebook traffic directly to your landing pages you created or you can do a meta refresh.
b.) The other way would be to use a free link cloaker like the one over at: freelinkcloaker.com which allows you to host your links on their server for free. Just redirect your DNS to their server… If you go this way you’ll be able to drive traffic directly to the offer without creating a landing page.

Step 4.) You would have to sign up for the Facebook Ad Marketplace. Whats good about the Facebook Ad Marketplace is that you can narrow the demographics down to your niche topic! After you sign up for the Marketplace simple follow the guidelines given and you’ll ba able to have numerous ads listed in no time.

Step 5.) This would be the last and final step which is the best step… Just kick back and watch your NeverBlueAds account climb daily.

To everyone who follows the directions shown above you’ll be able to “Make Mad Money with Facebook & NeverBlue Ads” just as my title says for this post. Good Luck!

Want to share your Battlefield: Bad Company Stats with your friends on Facebook? Well I found the perfect Facebook app to do just that! According to the Facebook page… “The application allows you to display your Battlefield: Bad Company stats from either Xbox 360 or PS3 directly on your profile page.” So even if you have a PS3 or a Xbox360 you can still use this Facebook application. Just visit the Battlefield: Bad Company Facebook page for more information or add the application via this link. Don’t forget you can check out this link and choose who is your favorite gaming store and you get $500 to purchase any game you want or gaming system.

Is it me or does everyone get crrrazy amounts of Facebook application request? If you check out the image within this post you’ll see that as of May 23rd. I have 8 Top Friend Request, 3 Top Friends Friend Request (WTF?), 1 Event Invitation (I removed a few of theses), and 282 Other Request. I found that some of theses Facebook applications are pretty cool and useful. However, When someone adds way too many to their profile it then starts to look like a poorly made Myspace page with all that 1996 glitter crap everywhere. I don’t know if there is a limit to the amount of Facebook applications people can add to their Facebook profiles… in my opinion there should be!

When it comes to the 282 application request there are a ton of them that I just sit back and scratch my head at. If you check out the list below you’ll see some of the requests I’ve received.