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My streak of not monetizing this blog has ended. Interest.com (Owned by BankRate, Inc.) is now the official sponsor of NevBlog. This means I get paid to do what I already do....update this website.

Of course in return they want something: Advertisements. This works out perfectly because I hate managing advertisements, and they love it.

They pay is pretty good, but I could easily make more by handling my own advertisements (Doing the whole Adsense, text link and affiliate stuff)....however, BankRate and Interest.com bring something else to the table: Giving me exposure.

NevBlog is part personal journal, part fun, part SEO tool and mainly a NETWORKING TOOL. Believe it or not I've met some of the most influential people in my life through this blog. Sounds stupid, but very true.

It's rather obvious there are now ads all over the place, including two visible above the fold:

I get paid $????.?? per month for allowing these advertisements to be placed on my site, plus I get the additional exposure. Since I've already met some very influential people solely through this site, I figured additional exposure couldn't hurt. The money brought in through this arrangement will be divided up into different accounts just like any other income I make.

Thanks to Interest.com and BankRate.com for the arrangement!

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Current Asset Update (11-01-2006)

General Account - $ 4,631
Spending Account - $ 293
Spending Account 2 - $ 363
Investment Account - $ 2,741
Bill Account - $ 1,039
Permanent Savings - $ 4,770
Charity Account - $ 318
Stock Portfolio Value - $ 11,107
Roth IRA - $ 6,912
Emigrant Direct - $ 5,020
Total Liquid Assets - $ 37,194

Credit Card Balance - $ 0
Business Holding - $ 13,651
Total On Hand - $ 50,845

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