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Introducing The Hyundai i45 Sedan

Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010 at 9:56 am

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This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Hyundai. All opinions are 100% mine.

I have to be honest with you guys when I saw the first Hyundai on the road I wasn’t all impressed. However that was years ago and it seems that these guys have got their act into gear, especially with the release of their latest sedan, the Hyundai i45. You may well have seen commercials of this car because it’s been advertised fairly heavily on TV, but just in case you haven’t I’ve placed a YouTube commercial in the post just so you can see for yourself how this latest car of theirs really stands out from the rest. You may even want to see the Hyundai i45 on YouTube just so you can read some of the comments that people are leaving.

While the commercial itself is pretty impressive one really has to see the car in action to gauge whether it’s really all their making it out to be. Naturally the best way to do this would be to take a brand new Hyundai i45 Sedan out for a test drive. That way you can see if it suits your personality and life style.

Just by looking at it you can see it has a very modern styling about it, you may even say that it is very sophisticated. It’s also got a lot of neat accessories like heated exterior mirrors which is also a great safety feature as we head into our winter season.

Keeping fuel efficiency in mind the i45 features the new 2.4-litre Theta-II GDI petrol engine with an all-aluminium construction making for a lighter engine resulting in better fuel efficiency and reduced emissions. The car even has an ‘ECO’ monitor system to assist drivers achieve the best fuel efficiency possible. They can monitor this by checking the dashboard display which indicates the current fuel economy thereby helping the driver to drive as efficiently as possible.

Honestly, the only way you can really appreciate this car is to actually take it for that test spin that I mentioned earlier in the post. Once you’ve done that you may even come back to tell us exactly what you thought of it.

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Where Would You Be Without Ink For Your Printer?

Wednesday, May 5th, 2010 at 2:02 am

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How many times to you have to go through something before you learn from your mistakes? You would like to think that once would be enough but I reckon it’s pretty safe to say that most people don’t actually learn unless it happens more than once. OK, that may not be entirely true, they’ve probably learned a lesson but they fail to act upon it and it’s probably because of sheer laziness.

I run a wholesale business and unless I bill my customers I know I won’t get paid for the stuff I’ve sold. Part of that billing process is printing the actual accounts and I can still remember vividly one weekend when my printer ink cartridges ran out and I wasn’t able to print them on time. Not a major drama as it just meant that I would have to get them out to the customers later on in the week but it did mean that I had to wait that little bit longer before getting paid.

The thing was I didn’t do anything about it until the time when my daughters assignment had to be handed in the next day and again I ran out of ink. You would not believe the amount of paper and ink these university students chew up, which is why I had to source some cheap ink cartridges. Man, the drama I went through that night was unbelievable.

That was when I finally decided that I would always keep spares on hand, inkjet cartridges for the daughter and toner cartridges for myself, so that I will never have to put up with such dramas again.

Moneybackco Now Offering Coupon Codes

Wednesday, February 17th, 2010 at 12:35 am

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A couple of months back I did a post on Moneybackco and how the company was all about saving people money. Well it seems that someone from over there came across that post and asked me if I could tell you guys about some special deals they have on offer.

It seems that apart from the normal cash saving avenues, re my last post, they’ve also got coupon codes available. For those of you not familiar with coupon codes, or promotion codes as they are sometimes referred to, it’s usually a ticket or docket of some sort that you can exchange for a greater discount on a particular product. When buying online it’s normally a code that you can enter to get a better discount than you normally would.

Moneybackco has several pages of promotion codes covering a wide range of products. I’ve had a quick look and I noticed that while it’s usually 20-30% of there was one on the first page that offered a savings of some $400 off! That’s quite impressive. I clicked through to see where it would take me and I landed on Dell’s home page. I’m not sure how the discount is applied to the product, as it’s only available on selected Vostro systems. I assume that once you land on the selected page you would have to search for those products that the coupon applies to.

Still, I can see where coupon or promotion codes, whatever you want to call them, can offer the discerning customer even greater savings and seeing as how the economic climate is still pretty crappy, I reckon any potential savings can be considered money in the pocket.

Viddler And Why Some People Prefer To Use Them

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010 at 6:38 pm

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I was just over at Gary Vaynerchuk’s site where he is talking about drawing lines in the sand where I noticed that where most people use YouTube Gary is using different video hosting service called Viddler. OK, so Gary is a pretty with it sort of guy and I have noticed other people using this particular and so I wondered why they used Viddler over YouTube. Could it possibly be that being a business orientated blog he wanted a host that that concentrated on online video for business?

So, I figure I should look into it and the first major difference I discovered was that you had to pay to host your video on Viddler! OK, so why would anyone want to pay for a service that you can get for free? :ponder_tb: Yeah, now that really got me wandering and the obvious thing that came to mind was that it offered something that YouTube didn’t.

One advantage that YouTube would have over Viddler would have to be exposure, as I figure seeing as how I’ve never heard of Viddler a lot of other people probably haven’t heard of it either so you wouldn’t get the same exposure as hosting it on YouTube, so it must have other underlying qualities.

One of the main difference is the size of video you can upload. Google limits your to a 10 min 1 GB video and there may be a lot of people, especially if they are uploading HD quality video, who find this very limiting. With Viddler, who have a monthly fee of $100, you get the capacity to store 50GBs as well as 50GBs of bandwidth. Seems to me that people would be wanting a hell of a lot more features for that sort of outlay.

OK, what other features apart from quality and storage do they offer. Perhaps there is a way you can make money from people watching your videos, and this can be maximized when people embed your video on their site? Yes, people can indeed embed your videos. From what I can gather you can embed your ads into the video as well as having the facility to enable people to click on the video and be directed to your site. Could be some SEO advantages here?

There is actually a lot of other features and I know that some of you may have a lot of questions, and I’m certainly no expert on the matter, so perhaps a link to their FAQ page is in order.

Moneybackco Has Potential Cashback Deals

Tuesday, December 1st, 2009 at 5:22 am

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There was a time many moons ago, when I belonged to an organization who’s main aim was to save their clients money. The way it used to work was I would call them on the land line, as there wasn’t any Internet in those days, and tell them what I was in the market to buy. Let’s say for argument sake that it was a TV set. They would then do all the leg work contacting the suppliers until they found me the TV I’d asked for, but at the best price available. From memory, there was a $50 per annum fee, but the savings made this more than worthwhile.

The reason I’m bringing this up it that I’ve come across and online version. It’s called moneybackco and from all intents and purposes it’s main aim is to save people money. The main difference is that rather than doing all the leg work for you, they provide you with a whole heap of merchants that are offering you, the potential buyer, savings by giving you ‘moneyback’ on your purchase.

So, in essence, apart from saving on the purchase you also earn some cash for your trouble, and these cashback deals will certainly come in quite handy.Money which is paid yo you monthly either by direct deposit or into your PayPal account.

Although free to join there is an annual fee of $10, which I suppose is a pittance if the potential to earn as you buy is as good as they say. There’s also a discount coupon section that offers some pretty cool savings.

I haven’t joined yet, but I am considering it, and I thought I would run it past my loyal readers to get their valued opinion.