Lizzie signed us up for another paid review program similar to the ReviewMe.com paid post program, but this one is in conjuction with Linkworth.com. We have used both Linkworth.com and Text-link-ads.com and a few others for their text link advertising brokering services as many other SEO firms do as well.

So here is my sponsored review of LinkWorth’s pay per post service. Much like ReviewMe.com, LinkWorth also suggests that publishers(that would be the blogger) indicate that the post is a paid advertisement, which can be done by mentioning in the post as I already have done, or by using Linkworths “Sponsored Linkpost” image. Either is fine, but only recommended. LinkWorth also says that the post must remain active for at least three months, but they would prefer it to be active for the life of the blog.

Advertisers may request a positive review of their site and they may also request certain keywords to be linked to their site. Blog owners may also choose to decline any offers that they do not wish to do. For instance, Lizzy who did a Linkworth LinkPost Review on Fatladysingz.com, had had a request to do a review of a weightloss product. She did a little research and thought the product was questionable, so she declined the offer. The advertiser, in this case being Linkworth, requested that 1-3 keywords be used in the review. The first of the three was used above, and the other two, which are Make money online and Search Engine Marketing. I chose not to link to these other two because I prefer to only link to a site once per post, because I feel it appears to be less spammy, and the one link will have greater value.

Unlike ReviewMe.com, Linkworth did not do a contest to get the blogesphere involved. But what they did do, is give me the blogger double the amount for my review post. I don’t know about you, but I would much rather have the cash, then play the lottery.

So if you have a blog, especially one that is in a good niche, sign up at Linkworth for their advertising programs. Please feel free to use my Linkworth Affiliate Link to sign up for both their Text link advertising and LinkPost programs.

All-Poker-sites.com is an Online Poker site review site, that is to say it reviews online gambling sites, especially those that cater to poker players. The site also has many poker related articles, of which I in particular enjoyed the article about the Poker Face and became a little more enlightened about the habits of gamblers while playing poker.

I also discovered the sites blog, All poker sites blog via a link to the post about the New Laws governing online gambling in the US, which makes it seem like online poker and online gambling in general is about to go through a transition due to the passage of some pork barrel legislation. Trying to control online poker via legislation is one of the stupidest, wasteful things the idiots in Washington can do. If you want to do something, end a war or find a cure for a disease, or try to place some regulations on the online gaming industry that has lured our children in for countless hours of wasteful online gaming at a time. Many a teenager spends more time in these virtual online gaming communities such as World of War Craft, Kingdom of Loathing, or Everquest, than doing school work…could this be a reason that China produces 10X the number of Engineers than the US? If an industry ever needed regulating, the online gaming industry which preys upon our vulnerable teenagers is just such an industry. Should these games not have a time limit that each juvenile player is aloud to play per day? Parental Controls should exist, and be readily available only to the parents.

Sorry for the digression…returning to the subject of this post, All-Poker-Sites.com the online poker site review site. Online gambling, and online poker sites provide a service that apparently was and is needed or it would not be such a successful endeavor. The US Gamblers will find a way to get their online gambling needs met…legally or illegally. Not that I have ever gambled online, it is not and will not be one of my chosen past times, but far be it from me to tell tax paying adults what to do with their free time. While it is still legal in the US, please stop by and read up on some online poker sites and make a more informed choice about which poker site to visit to play poker online.

Engagement rings of all sorts are available at Jamesallen.com, which is a fine jewelry site that is up and running with a fine looking banner for the holidays. Engagement rings are available in classic settings, side stone settings, tension settings, three stone settings, matching band settings, and pre-set engagement rings. Jamesallen.com also has a designer engagement ring collection which includes pieces from such designers as M.Geller, Danhov, Leon Popov, and Sara Blaine.
JamesAllen.com, a member of the Jewelers Board of Trade as well as the Better Business Bureau, also has various Internet security programs running to ensure that your online purchases are safe and secure. Three convenient payment plays to include credit cards, wire transfers, and check/money orders are available. Shoppers may also contact and shop from JamesAllen via an 800 number which is seen throughout the site. All purchases have free shipping and come with a thirty day return policy for all jewelry and engagement rings.

Online Casino mega site http://www.gamblux.com has all the information you will ever need if you decide to venture into the world of online gambling. Pixelhead has heard a rumor that it will soon be illegal in the US to gamble online, so get in on it while you can. Apparently a little piece of legislation was passed that will make it illegal to gamble online in the US. I am not certain how this will be enforced, since it seems like these types of sites are everywhere. I myself have never gambled online, but have heard of some people that have actually made some money doing it.

Anyway, Gamblux.com has lots of information to help your online gambling adventure. There are gambling articles, a gambling glossary, a section about gambling bonuses, links to live dealers, and a gambling blog where you can read about other gamblers fortunes or misfortunes as the case may be.

Pixelheadonline.com does not encourage online gambling. This site review is a paid advertisement for Gamblux.com, an Online Casino.