JumpeyeComponents launched yesterday a new program meant to help registered users get “a piece of the pie”, either by receiving money or discount coupons for JumpeyeComponents products. Once a user has registered, he/she has access, from the user account, to JumpeyeComponents’ Referral Program. The main idea is that you can create your own campaign which consists of a special link to JumpeyeComponents’ website, generated by the referral program and which must be placed in your website. Every time someone follows the link from your website to JumpeyeComponents and buys a product from them, you get 20% of the sale (in cash or discount coupons). If you have several websites, you can create a campaign for each of those sites (one link - one site) and increase your chance of having someone buy a component through the links on your websites. For more information about JumpeyeComponents’ Referral Program, access the program’s web page from your JumpeyeComponents account. If you don’t have yet an account just create one, it could turn out to be useful for you.
Archive for February, 2008
This week Kevin Merritt, CEO of Blist, held a presentation of Blist at DEMO 08. You can see the video right here. Just play it. First impression: a little wow + a little bit of hhmmm. I can see this is not just another software to help you with your lists. These guys put in quite a lot of work to get here and I’m sure time will show us that it was worth it. The first thing that comes into view is the nice, clean interface it has. Then, as it goes along with the presentation, many interesting features are revealed.
As I know, many people signed in for a beta version, so I guess Blist will have quite a lot of followers from the start and I’m sure their number will increase (I don’t want to say “dramatically”) over the next few months. They already send out a “first round of beta invites” and they will keep sending the invites for many more people. I really hope I’ll get one soon. Can’t wait to try Blist.