Getting a designer to make your promotions can cost a lot. Especially when you are a small company or one-man-show corporation, it can really hurt the budget. Promometer allows you to use a simple web-based system to manage promotions on your website. That means that you do not have to rely on the web designer.

Promometer offers two different options for creating promotions. You can use either the Promotion Editor to create promotions based on our library of “themes”, or the image uploader to upload your own graphics that you turn into promotions. The possibilities are endless.

When you create a promotion with Promometer, you have the ability to tell the Promotion Editor the URL of a page that you would like that promotion to display on. You can also tell it to display on all pages that contain a portion of a URL. If you do not define specific URLs for the promotion, it will display on all of the pages that contain your configuration code. Inactive promotions will not be displayed on any of the pages.

Activating or deactivating your promotion is instant. The control to that are a simple checkbox tick and the “Save This Promotion” button. Easy. This allows you to keep the promotional content on your website timely and pertinent.

Promometer is currently running under BETA, which means you get to use it for free. In the near future, it’ll cost between $15 (for a personal site) and $250 (for the full suite of tools and privacy options) per month. So, try it and see for yourself the benefits that it could bring to you and your company.

You and I know that finding a decent job nowadays is as hard as striking a lottery. The right job is out there for us to take, but the issue is – Can we actually find it before someone else does? It’s a matter of casting a wide net. One job search website, Simply Hired, can actually help you do just that.

Simply Hired is a Californian based-company that specialist itself in indexing job vacancies across the nation. What it does is actually pulls job listings from all of the major job sites and filters them for you based on your search criteria. Currently, it has indexed over 5,300,000 jobs.

You can search by using a combination of keywords and zip-code. Or go a little deeper and use Simply Hired advance search engine and drill down to a very specific location and job type by position, company, city, and the job’s proximity to your house. Built on AJAX, you don’t have to create an account to start your search in the Simply Hired website. This allows you to save your search.When you decided to create an account later, those same jobs you saved earlier on will showed up under it after logging in.

Also, with its partnership with LinkedIn, Simply Hired is able to provide more than just a job search service. It helps you to reveal whether your old cube-mate back at that awful job you used to have is now the hiring manager for the job you want!

WorldTechLogic has reviewed a similar search site in the past: HostCareers – that deals more into internet-based jobs.

Compared to Monster.com and Yahoo! HotJobs, Simply Hired is certainly unique in its own way.

If you’re like me, love to travel, enjoy snapping photographs, and don’t mind a little extra cash in your pocket, then ZoomAndGo.com is definitely worth your time.

ZoomAndGo.com is a travel Web site boasting the world’s largest online collection of hotel video captured by travelers, and a unique loyalty program allowing travelers to earn money each time they book a hotel, review a hotel or post a video or picture to the site. Through Zoom And Go, travelers have the opportunity to share with other travelers and make money for their submissions.

Travelers submit their photographs, video images, video interviews, 360-degree panoramas, accommodation reviews, and travel advice online to ZoomAndGo.com, identifying the best and worst features of places to stay around the world. Travelers also highlighted specific travel safety and security issues at a time when these issues are increasingly important.

Zoom And Go screens submitted content for its quality and accuracy, and then pays travelers a one-time fee for their reviews and 50% of any net fees received from licensing accepted images to a wide range of travel industry players including accommodations. Content accepted to the site is posted for the benefit of other travelers who can use the site’s interactive maps and search engine to zoom in on the information they need and go to the place that best meets their specific interests.

Membership to Zoom And Go is free, as is access to the company’s web site — one of the most sophisticated rich media sites available to consumers in any industry following two years in development at a cost of millions of dollars. In addition to earning money for their images and reviews, travelers can make money simply by referring others to Zoom And Go to sign up as members. Those referring friends earn an extra 5% of that friend’s lifetime earnings, over and above what is normally paid out to a given member. Other similar services that WorldTechLogic has reviewed are: LogMyJourney and Trippet that are social traveling news sites.

So, who ever said traveling is a waste of time and money? Satisfy your wanderlust today and get paid for it.

Imagine… You are planning on a holiday getaway, but have no idea where to go. Called up a few of your local travel agencies but they gave you recommendations that overwhelmed you with unsuitable packages. Not exactly hassle-free, isn’t it? Instead of worrying yourself silly, why don’t you plan-in-ease with Tripology.com?

Tripology.com is a new kind of travel website that lets you get in touch with specialized travel agency of your choice. This is definitely fresh for travelers whose vacation dreams go beyond the usual online air/hotel packages. On the site, consumers fill out a trip request describing the geographic location, purpose of the trip, number of people traveling, activities from outdoor pursuits to sports, leisure and cultural diversions, plus approximate dates that suit them, and Tripology.com’s sophisticated algorithm finds agents with matching expertise. It has more than 4,500 agents who can help, with more signing on every day.

Tripology’s quality control assures travelers they can have confidence in agent referrals. Travel agents who register with Tripology.com must provide valid contact information including telephone number and email address. They complete a profile indicating their regions, cities or countries of specialization, the budget level they serve best from economy to luxury and the types of travel they plan and book, including flights, cruises, hotels, rental cars, activities and tours.

It is free to consumers. Only the agents are charged a small fee for each lead they select and travelers are under no obligation to work with any of the three agents referred to them. Neither a brick-and-mortar nor online travel agency, Tripology simply brings together travelers who need help planning trips with agents who have the right expertise - and even helps travel agents find potential clients who actually want to talk to them. Another similar services that WorldTechLogic has reviewed are: cFares and Farecast that deals specifically for flight reservations service.

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