One of my favorite things in the world is making easy money. If there’s a way that I can earn money by exerting the least amount of effort possible, I’m all over it. This is why I love different ways to make money online. My favorite money-making gig is writing articles about the stuff I love like technology, the Internet, and comics. Since last year, I’ve been using Knoji to realize my dream of sitting back and watching money trickle in.

Knoji was known by a different name by then but even with a new name, it has remained true to its vision of giving consumers the answers they need and giving us poor people a way to earn some cash by discussing the things we love with as little error in grammar as possible. Here are 5 things to like about the new and improved Knoji:

1. The Design

I’ve always loved how clean Knoji used to look, but now it has a more lively look to it. Bright green and orange elements liven up the mood in the minimalist design of this knowledge network. It’s not just pretty, though. Finding the answers to your nagging questions is an effortless task as all the main topic on the site are listed on the top navigation section. This makes it easier to look for categories and articles. Add to that the huge search field and you’ve got a nice looking and user friendly interface.

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If you’re one of the few people who use Google+ on a regular basis and if you somehow give a rat’s ass about this blog’s updates, maybe you can go over to the Baddieverse Google+ page and +1 it. Better yet, add it to your circles so I can add you back. If you do it, YOU WILL GET A FREE iPAD! I’m kidding.

If you’re still stuck with your family and those annoying people from high school on Facebook, Baddieverse has a Facebook page too. Like it or die or whatever. Thanks. FOR NOTHING!

One of the things that I’ve always hoped for was an honest-to-goodness online store for comics and collectibles based in the Philippines. I know there are already several existing online stores here that offer comics and collectibles, but none of them are as focused on this niche as the newly opened Comicx Hub.

The store boasts the largest online inventory of comics, toys and collectibles in the Philippines. They accept payment through several ways like PayPal, which is my preferred payment option. They also offer free shipping — with some conditions, of course — that cover the entire country. It’s everything that I have ever hoped for. It’s convenient and from browsing some of the items on the site, I have to say their prices are very attractive. And that’s why I fear for my proverbial wallet.

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I never liked Philippine Blog Award Winner Bim Barbieto. Mostly because he’s a Satanist. Also, I heard he hates underprivileged children with disabilities. However, I do like his blogging skillz and his passion for geeky things. That’s why I put up with him. But basically, our relationship can be summed up in one photo:

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I’ve written about 8 great email marketing tools (VerticalResponse, GetResponse, Constant Contact, MailGen, iContact, EasyContact, eConnect Email and Sage ACT!) a few days ago and among them, I picked VerticalResponse as the best choice if you are looking for flexibility and great value. However, I missed one leading service and I’m going to fix that problem right now. Here’s my swift review of�SendGrid.

SendGrid is as flexible as — or even more than — VerticalResponse thanks to its robust email infrastructure that allows any kind of usage from light to heavy. If you need to scale, SendGrid will do it for you. On top of that, their deliverability rate is kind of scary but in a good way. In terms of value, comparing their pricing with the other email marketing tools I reviewed will blow you away. You can send thousands of emails for a little under $10. WTF, right? The best thing about all of this is you can try out the SendGrid�service first for free.

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