If you’re a Windows user and you’re using Microsoft Word 2007 to compose your next free report or hot-selling e-book, chances are that you’re probably planning to use a popular free Word-to-PDF publishing tool like Pdf995. Pdf995 is a recommended free PDF publishing tool by even some of the top internet marketers.
» Read more: Read This Before Publishing Your Next PDF Document
No internet marketer should do without a good image and photo editing tool. If you’re already using Adobe Photoshop, that’s cool.
If you’re on a shoestring and you can’t afford Photoshop, you could try Paint.NET — which is free.
» Read more: Paint.NET – A Free Image and Photo Editing Tool
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is introducing a new set of regulations beginning December 1, 2009 in its effort to put a stop on deceptive advertising.
What does this mean?
» Read more: New FTC Rules for Testimonials and Endorsements in Marketing
This blog has been pretty quiet lately. I’ve been actually staying under the radar — working on some very exciting projects. So, if you don’t hear from me, you know what I’m up to. 
I got a heads-up from Zaiful Zin recently on a very good news for Malaysians. Malaysians have in the past been going through all hoops and loops in getting their funds out of PayPal.
The legit way for Malaysians to withdraw funds from their PayPal account is only to a US bank account; but now Malaysians have another option!
I stumbled upon this blog post by Azrin. It mentions about PayPal no longer accepting Virtual Money Debit cards to fund and activate withdrawal process. [UPDATE: November 2009 - Malaysians can now withdraw PayPal funds to a local bank account or debit card.]
PAYPAL States that Virtual Money Debit cards are no longer accepted to be used to FUND and ACTIVATE WITHDRAWAL PROCESS. In other words, your SOUTHWEST BANK or TOMATO BANK *(ACCEND Visa) can no LONGER BE USED to withdraw funds to.
Here’s a tech news item I thought some of you Apple fans should be excited about.
Apple Inc. has unveiled a line of slimmer and more powerful iMacs!
Amazon has launched the Amazon Flexible Payment Service (FPS) which is an extension of the existing Amazon Payments. With this service, we can look forward to third-party merchants offering online payments via Amazon’s reliable and scalable payment infrastructure.
Here’s a little detour from the main theme of this blog but it’s related no doubt…
Head over to PersonalDollar.com. You’ll find many nice tips on personal finance and money management.
Whether you’re an online advertiser or content publisher, I think there’s something to be gained from the recently launched Google Trends.
» Read more: Leveraging on Google Trends in Internet Marketing
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