Looks like the AllAdvantage business model has come to Web 2.0.  AGLOCO has decided to jump on the Web 2.0 money train by taking something old, and something new, and turning it into another, hopefully, sustainable business model.  Getting paid to surf is nothing new as evident by the AllAdvantage model, but staying alive while paying people to surf is.  AGLOCO has actually done it with a revenue share model that still pays you, but pays the company to stay in business as well.  You're paid in half stocks and half cash, and the company stays in business to pay you in perpetuity while you surf the web. You'll need to download their toolbar to start earning, when it become ready.  The referral structure is similar to AllAdvantage in that you refer people with your special referral ID to build a network of users.

Ready to jump on Money Train 2.0?  Then go to AGLOCO now and jump on the Money Train. Yes, my referral ID is in the link.  I'm not stupid to pass up a potential opportunity like this! ;)

The latest issue of Brian Jessel BMW Magazine has hit the pages of Business in Vancouver, and every BMW owner that bought a car from them.  On around, page 70 ish, after the Michael Buble interview, my article sits in waiting...

That's like 25,000 people plus everyone who gets the magazine second hand, and everyone who downloads it off their site.  Call me Mr. Exposure ;)

That's small compared to the 100,000 + people I get monthly at Futurelooks though,  but I'll take it!

BuckingBeingNormal, is a site that interviews people that make their living, or are attempting to make their living off the Internet. They MSN'd me for an interview and I said OK! Except for job interviews, I've never been interviewed before! We talk about the origin of Futurelooks and the business, including some future plans that I haven't really fully fleshed out. Check out my very first, all about yours truly interview right here.

As fully featured and high tech Windows Live Spaces is, it is such a resource hog.  For a service that isn't that old, it feels so heavy and bogged down already.  I'd expect that from such a larger community as MySpace, but not from a fairly new service that's only been running for a few months!

Having said that, the drag and drop modules are cool, and the RSS feed feature makes it easy to manage all your favourite feeds in one place.  I've placed feeds for Futurelooks and Laptop Lifestyle as well as my personal blog, plus my Digg profile.

Check out my profile right here.  Unfortunately, someone snagged my name already.  At least Google still thinks I'm Number One.

So why don't I update that Blog often?  Well, it's because my real blog is over at:

Stephen Fung DOT NET

All Dot Com entrepreneurs have their name as a URL for their blog.  So there we are!

I don't know why it has taken me so long to stop by MySpace.  Probably because I've been too busy taking over the rest of the web.  Apparently this is a great place to pimp yourself out.  Let's se if any traffic can be generated to my sites.  Then we'll see how much I'll be around here.

You may click now:

Futurelooks!

Laptop Lifestyle!

Enjoy!