Thanks to Elite Retreat that they coming to eastern side.  They planned to have one at Orlando, FL in sometime in May, 2007.  I hope I could save some money($5000) so I could attend to the event and have annual family vacation in Disney after that.  Also, it will be nice if they could post some before & after results from former attendees. 

I think new overture interface & system is much better than before, such as instant keyword approval, better interface, and faster then before. However, one thing confused me and I lost almost $100 yesterday.

It shows estimate avg. cost per click, but it came out almost $2.00 per click from content match..

Also, Yahoo implements site quality index but I am not sure how it used. Forget Content Match now on.

Adword Quality Control?  What happen if users click “No” to google?  This is interesting. 

I found out it’s been there since last year..I guess it showing up randomly then..Can Google use “No” clicks to set Quality Score and wonder what’s the weight on Site Quality Score?

I found this site when I listen to my local radio during rush hour.  It is Social Networking site that user can borrow & lend money within users.  They rank your credit rating and lender can lend money upto $2 million dollars.  Many users doing arbitrage if they have good credit rating.  Borrow money upto $25000 with lower rate and lend money with higher rate.  It is kinda risky but I like the site idea.The interest rate is kinda high, but if you need money for your internet site, your venture, it can help.

I create my group, so you can join and start lend money and make some interest, or borrow some money.

Yahoo Acquires MyBlogLog for $10 Million

Valleywag started a rumor in November that Yahoo had bought MyBlogLog - Yahoo then denied it and everybody backtracked. Another story popped up on MarketingShift early today, adding a $10 million price tag - that post was quickly pulled, suggesting that it was either incorrect or too early.As it turns out, they were just a little too early, since Forbes has just confirmed Yahoo’s purchase of MyBlogLog, the Florida-based blog communities service, for $10 million. That price doesn’t come from Yahoo itself, but from “knowledgeable sources”, they say. Bradley Horowitz, VP of product strategy at Yahoo, said that MyBlogLog would remain a separate entity (much like their other social acquisitions) , but you’ll be able to register with your Yahoo ID. The MyBlogLog communities will also be integrated with Flickr and Yahoo Answers, although Forbes isn’t at all clear on what that means. MyBlogLog is currently on 45,000 blogs, according to founder Scott Rafer. (via mashable.com)

This is my goal and my dream.  All you need is simple idea that makes difference and usable in niche market.  Now, Yahoo need to monetize the site, this will be interesting.