Agloco, earn money tru its advertisers

People buy products online, thats a fact. Businesses grow in huge sum on the Internet because of the increase of people who prefers to buy products online. Agloco, harnessing this potential acts as an advertiser of different products and thus make money by helping businesses advertise their products to Internet users. The Agloco Viewbar displays ads that are targeted based upon the websites you're visiting. When you click on an ad and make a purchase, the company receives a referral fee, which they then pass on to the members. It does not however mean you have to buy a product to earn. You can still earn money just by running the agloco viewbar.

Time Magazine named "you" as the People of the Year because of our contribution to the internet such us your blogs, this agloco blog, the videos you upload in youtube or anything you've contributed to the internet.

All of them get to earn a living. At AGLOCO, they asked a simple question: The users created the community, where’s their share of the profit? Shouldn’t the users at least get something?



"It was from this question that AGLOCO set out to create the Internet’s first Economic Network, harnessing the power of Internet-based social networks to directly benefit the Members who help to create the community."

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Agloco - transparency to gain loyalty and trust.

Bes Zain has a this article published about "The Importance of transparency in blogging"

Heres an excerpt taken from We Blog Tools Collection that discusses how a company like agloco shows transparency to gain trust from their visitors.

Any site on the internet can use the power of transparency to gain loyalty and trust. Whatever a site maybe about, the more information it gives to readers about the nature of the content offered, the better. Take Agloco as an example. It is run by the same founders who ran AllAdvantage. AllAdvantage became popular in 1999 because it paid online users to view ads. It closed in 2001 because of not earning enough money. Agloco explains this on its new site with details about the past and how the new model is more stable. This comparison is a form of transparency, where a company mentions the bad things that happened before and explains the current plans in order to regain any broken trust from previous users. This way, users can know about the risks involved when using such a service.
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