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John Chow is running a contest that may make one blogger win a 24″ wide screen monitor. BlueFur.com, a service that is hosting Canada, is sponsoring this contest and only requires that a blogger do the following requirements:

1. Blog about it.

2. Link to John Chow’s make money page using the anchor text or link title “make money” as what I’ve done.

3. Link to the contest sponsor BlueFur.com with the link title “hosting Canada.”

4. Email John Chow about it for your entry’s approval.

The deadline for this contest is only until July 31, 2007. So give it a shot and who knows you might be the one to get that wide screen LCD monitor.

Making a blog more interactive (read: getting more visitors to stay), aside from requiring a big dose of creativity, can cost you some money at times. However, it if you come across a stroke of genius, it does not have to be that costly. It can be fun for your visitors, too. Such is this comment contest run by Alvin Phang of Gather Success. 

If you love answering making money online questions and won’t mind winning $10 in the process, you might like to join this comment contest.

How to participate?

To enter this contest, just answer three simple question! All you need to do just post a comment below stating the following:

1. What are your top 3 biggest problems making money online?
2. What are your top 3 biggest problems when it comes to getting traffic?
3. How much would you be willing to pay to learn how to make money online and
how much time would you spent on it each week?

Having a large number of comments on your blog signifies that your blog is very stimulating that conversation can easily flow with every post you publish. If you’d like to jumpstart this kind of blogging milestone - consider Alvin’s way of getting visitors to talk.

If you’d like to learn more ways to get comments on your blog, Make Money Online Blog of the Week - Kumiko’s Cash Quest has controversial tips on never seeing zero comments on your site again.

Tags: comment contest, Alvin Phang, blog gimmick

Hoping to win Lorelle Vanfossen’s (the A-lister blogger from whom many can learn from when it comes to blogging and the ethics of it) book - Blogging Tips: What Bloggers Won’t Tell You About Blogging through the Work at Home on the Internet Blogging Project.

If you want to give it a shot while helping those who are running home businesses, all you have to do is write an article on how a blog can aid home business owners. You have until June 2 to submit your entry. Guess which blog post here is my entry.

You do? Then, if you can encapsulate all the self-fulfilling, productive, and world wellness activities you’d like to do with your extra 36 hours per week in 350 words or less, you could win a round-trip around the world and more courtesy of the 4-Hour Workweek Global Challenge.

If you haven’t learned about the 4-Hour WorkWeek book yet, it is this highly talked about book on getting the most out of your time no matter if you are an office slave or a CEO. You can read a wide variety of reviews, mostly positive on this book authored by Tim Ferriss.

Here are the mechanics of this challenge:

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This is an entry to the Problogger Group Writing Project.

1. Blogging can bring in profits to your business if it’s done properly. A blog is no longer just an online diary. It is now a very potent marketing tool that more and more business people even pay to learn it or to make people do blogging for their business, i.e., corporate bloggers. Book authors also find blogging a great way to get some exposure.

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Ben Hoffman of NetMoneyFAQ has launched a contest to create a buzz for his new Internet marketing blog.

The mechanics of the contest include the creating of a Google ad that will be displayed on the frontpage of any blog or website. And the owner of the ad that will bring in the most number of unique traffic will win $300 that Ben Hoffman will give via PayPal. The Google Ad that a participant makes should be text only and use the following layout/format: Continue reading →