I came across one of those ideas the other day that make you say–I wish I had come up with that. This is going to be of particular interest to investors in domain names. Whether you have bought a Top Level Domain (TLD) name as an investment or perhaps because you happened to buy something to develop, this is going to be an interesting service for you.FUSU as the company is known, allows you to take a TLD and issue shares to the public for investment much like companies do on the New York Stock Exchange or NASDAQ.The best thing about this whole thing is that it has the potential to add liquidity to an otherwise illiquid investment. I for one have been trying to sell a few domains through sedo.com and haven’t had any luck (of course the quality of a domain name counts but I think mine are fairly decent names). I might actually give FUSU a try to see if I have better luck.If you are interested in checking this service out you can visit their website to find out more information.

I know that for me, finding the time to blog regularly can sometimes be difficult. Often, it is scheduling that permits such efforts to result in these blog posts. Without a schedule of some kind, I probably wouldn’t post quite as often as I do. That’s why the giveaway this month fits in so fell with my readers.

You see, I was recently contacted by the great people of FruitfulTime.com with an offer to sponsor this contest here on Sitecash. Because of their sponsorship I am able to give 2 lucky winners, 1 license each to the the FruitfulTime TaskManager v1.0 software (each license is worth $49.95). The software is a task management program which allows you to easily plan your time for increased productivity and efficiency. Perfect for the busy blogger! They also have a 10-day trial on their website if you’re interested in giving it a test run.

To Enter:

1. Subscribe to the Sitecash.info feed via the email subscription box in the sidebar.

2. Post a mention of this contest on your blog or website with a trackback link.

The 2 winners will be selected on Sunday March 2rd, 2008 and will be sent their software keys by email on March 3rd, 2008.

Good Luck Everyone!

BuzzShed is a new service that I came across while on the net today and I must say that it seems interesting. I went ahead and registered because they claim to provide you with video clips that you watch in exchange for cash.
However, I am a little bit skeptical because of a couple of things. First, these clips are emailed to you daily–Now how annoying might that be? Secondly, while I was registering for this service I encountered something else–a ridiculously long form that asked me a myriad of questions from my birth year to how much money I make per year. That was just somewhat annoying (yet, I finished it because I wanted to be able to provide you a review of this thing after using it for a while).

So like most things there are some drawbacks. But what about the positives? Well to start they reward you for putting up with the annoying survey by providing you a link to refer your friends–every referral is equal to a $1.00 credit to your account (nice!).

Shameless plug time: try the service out using my referral link. Thanks in advance everyone.

Another positive is that you can receive only 2 videos per day. Anything more and it might clog your email inbox. Just so you know they pay no less than $0.30 per video watched (and they say it can be much more as it is determined by the advertisers) but you do have to confirm that you’ve watched it by answering an “obvious” question based on the video.

I am going to run this for a week to see how it goes. If I hate it I will be deleting my account. If it works and it isn’t too annoying I will write a follow-up post talking about my first week using the service.