Bobby K.

Kontera has some of the highest CTR out there with their text link ads - I use kontera and find that while my readers/customers probably hate the pop up ads linked to words, I get a really high CTR. The flash video ads that pop up when they mouse over a word are very effective in generating income.

Best remote desktop software on the market - This is what I use for my remote desktop control. You can try it free for personal use as well. They do have other featuers such as chat for more professional use, such as showing people demos over the web.

160 bucks per month for 50GB of storage? Is remotedatabackup insane? - I am sorry, but real companies like xdrive or mozy can offer this level of service for $160 per YEAR for 50GB... these guys are charging this per month. They must have some clients who just don't care about $$$$ to get away with this.

Great method of advertising to blog readers - This is probably one of the best ways to get a subjective third party review of your website or product. The best part is the bloggers will really write an objective review. It is a win win for both advertisers and bloggers.

Great webmaster forum, but you really need to be an advanced user to be on this site - This is probably one of the premiere sites on the internet for sharing certain types of knowledge like SEO and affiliate deals. But most of the people on this site are very advanced users and if you are a newbie, you might be better off just hiring someone and not learning this type of material. Or get a good book first, take a class and then delve into this type of a forum.

Iwebtools offers a ton of SEO tools, but not all of them work perfectly - These guys get some good traffic to their site, but only some of their tools are useful.

Backlink checker - iWebTool provide really cheap one which show only small piece of backlinks which is not organised in order. www.Linkvendor.com works better.

Website previewer - basically a watered down version of SNAP

VisualPagerank - buggy

Links for sale -big scam

Forum - sometimes useful, probably great for beginners.

This site seems somewhat useful if you are a newbie to SEO and they will hold your hand and let you figure things out with them, so from that point of view, this is a decent site. They offer a ton of tools that other sites may do better, but they are all here in one place, and for some people that is a good thing. Or you can pour over a real SEO type of forum like http://www.v7n.com/ and figure out things on your own. Up to you.

I looked into cashboard and went with Freshbooks instead - I never actually tried cashboard, and I will admit that. But I looked into it and spoke to them. They don't seem to be run as well as freshbooks and their website looked pretty shotty. I have been happy with freshbooks, so if you are in the market for this type of company, I would stick with freshbooks. Plus it is weird their website is called www.getcashboard.com rather than cashboard.com... it is like they couldn't even afford a real URL... pretty pathetic.

Freshbooks gets my clients to pay on time - I used to invoice people by sending pdfs via email and through regular mail and the problem was that people just didn't always pay. I myself am also guilty of that because you just stuff the invoice in a bin and then try to remember to pay it when you can. But with freshbooks, I probably get 10-20% of people to actually pay on time because when you send the invoice, there is an easy online method of paying via a credit card right there on the spot. Obviously I do lose that 1-3% using credit cards, but getting faster payments is more important than that percentage.