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Offer expires: 2/28/2010
There are 3 promotions going on for advertisers. If you want to host your ads for free and only pay for redemptions of the reward codes, take advantage of Fuel My Ride.
Take advantage of these promotions, especially "The First 100" promotion.
The First 100 - FMR100
50/50 - FMR5050
2010 Kick Off - FMR2010
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Code: FMR5050
Receive 50% off redemption fees for 50 days when you sign up as an advertiser.
Cash back reward: $0.00
Another promotion for Fuel My Ride where advertisers receive 50% off redemption fees for a total of 50 days.
Use the ad code FMR5050 when signing up as an advertiser.
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The First 100
Code: FMR100
The first 100 advertisers that sign up receive 100% off redemption fees for 15 days.
Cash back reward: $0.00
I'm going to open up Fuel My Ride to the first 100 advertisers and give them 100% off redemption fees for 2 weeks.
Use the ad code FMR100 when signing up.
This seems promising and I can definitely see using, and eventually paying for this, for http://www.fuelmyride.com, or any other business I launch in the future.
This can also be used to build personal brands, so I'm going to check this out as well as the other services mentioned in the article.
[UPDATE]
I submitted @FuelMyRide and am waiting for the approval.
I just signed up for Boxee and will be trying it out tonight. I've been hearing a lot of great stuff about this service, now I'd like to see if it replaces Hulu, which I love by the way.
I'll post my feelings and thoughts about Boxee later this weekend.
Ballmer shows off the Slate running on Windows 7 with the Twilight book on it.... that's pretty funny since the books cover is a pair of hands holding an apple. I'd like to see how fast this device is in the real world environment and what kinds of limitations it will see with real world use.
Are we gonna have to apply security updates to this device as well? And how much adware crap will come pre-installed on it?
I'm a bit disappointed though since I was hoping to see the Courier by Microsoft.
I'd love to see the Apply keynote when they present their competing iSlate.
It's been a very long week of not posting anything to this blog or to the social media sites I use. If you read any of my stuff on 12/31 you would know that I decided to take a week off from social media interaction. It was a nice break and I was able to focus a little more on my business, Fuel My Ride.
I've been adding some new features, fixing bugs, and working on getting a good friend of mine to join the FMR team. Expect to see some posts in the coming days about Fuel My Ride; mainly for the advertisers.
I have also been listening to some audio books. Finished Sam Wiley's $1000 and An Idea, The Accidental Billionaires (about Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook), and I'm about to finish Crush It by Gary Vaynerchuk. I will be starting a long audio journey into the life of Andrew Carnegie later on this morning. I'm also almost caught up with TWiST; just finished the Annie Duke episode.
Until my next post, most likely in a few hours, happy Friday!
M.
Fuel My Ride Air Date: 1/1/2010
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It's a new year, and it's time to face the possibility of a new gas tax and rising fuel prices. But there's no need to hit the brakes on 2010 just yet. Some are saving money at the pump, by earning gas money while they shop. Each time a product is purchased on this Web site, shoppers receive a cash-back code. Each code puts a designated amount of cash on a gas card. Once that gas card accumulates $25 in codes, Fuel My Ride will send the card by mail.
I know I decided to take a week off from posting to Twitter, Facebook, my site, etc. for a week, but I also said that I would post some great news if I saw them.
This is great news to see that a local news site in Austin had spoken about FuelMyRide.com.
I'm working on adding some features to the FuelMyRide.com website to help advertisers out. I'll be publishing the new features very soon.
Tweet it, share it, spread it. Customers are signing up pretty quickly; amazing!
Advertisers go to http://www.fuelmyride.com/advertisers to learn more about the program and to take advantage of the discounts I have available.
Well, it's closer to the end of the day and thus the end of the year. I will most likely take a week off of social updates and work on other things.
I ask all that read this to take a few minutes to look back on all that you have done and experienced for 2009. You should notice that all of the good experiences outweigh the bad experiences. We should learn from our mistakes and those of others and strive to improve ourselves and those around us.
It's time to let the past go and start fresh with a new decade and resolve to make better decisions for ourselves, our families and friends.
I haven't been very social this past year (social networks as well) as I would have like to have been, so I am resolving to be more social, more involved in the lives of those around me and as many online friends as possible. I also haven't been very fit/physical except for a few solid months of extreme cross fitness training.
So here's is my list for the new year:
I'm ashamed of this story on two levels.
1. I am and always will be a New Yorker no matter where I live, but I didn't even know this happened until late last night.
2. I'm a Googler and love a lot of what comes out of Google, but for them to not have to Time Square story so quickly is shameful. Add insult to injury, I only use Microsoft .NET to develop software and hate Windows, IE, Sync (in my car - doesn't always work) and their proprietary crap that has so many problems; but they're the first to have a news update that works?!
I take advantage of Microsoft whenever I can; legally. Like running a legal copy of Windows, Visual Studio 2008, SQL Server 2008 from their BizSpark program on my Mac. Eventually I'll move away from using any of their products.
Father, husband, entrepreneur, author, etc.
I love to learn about startups, new business ideas, Web 2.0, marketing, and developing technologies.
I've been a .NET developer for a long time and decided to use my skills to build FuelMyRide.com; check it out.
Father, husband, entrepreneur, author, etc.
I love to learn about startups, new business ideas, Web 2.0, marketing, and developing technologies.
I've been a .NET developer for a long time and decided to use my skills to build FuelMyRide.com; check it out.
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