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Surfing around the net I have been collecting some tools and tips that are saving me time. I decided to share them with you.

1. Easy Hyperlinks from Mark Wilson is a great tool for those wanting to put links into forums (BB code) or your own posts and if you don’t know html.

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3. Wendy Piersall at Sparkplugging is running an awesome contest to win a real time saver Neat Receipts,

I want one now!

To win, simply leave a comment letting Sparkplugging know what else they can do to help you as you

work at home.Organize your paperwork, simplify your life. Sounds like a great idea.

4. Surchur

This is a great new search tool I heard Stephen Pierce talking about today. Tools to help you make money online.

Surchur is a new site that gives you a broad range of tools that can help you find information from pages, news, to pictures,videos, affiliate products and more.

5. Expert Village

Want to become an expert or find an expert? Head over to Expert Village to see a large selection of videos

Home & Garden, Health and Fitness, Beauty and Fashion, Sports, Food and Drink, Hobbies, Crafts, Music, Parenting, Automotive and Mechanical, Pets, plus Other are the categories. What impressed me was the professional standard of the couple of videos I have watched.

So there you have it: 5 tools to save you time.

If you have a great time-saving tip, comment below or link back here.

I’m listening to Jim Turner on BlogTalk Radio, interviewing top blogger Jim Kukral, one of the speakers at BlogWorld Expo in Las Vegas in November.

Jim, who blogs at JimKukral.com will be speaking about making money online, with blogging. In the interview he gives some tantalizing hints about what he will be saying.

There are no secrets. People are not going to like it. Because I’m going to walk in there and basically tell them that it’s hard work. But the difference is that it’s so easy today. It’s even easier to do it now than it was three years ago, or two years ago. Because there’s so many niches out there that you can go after.

Jim talks also about how passionate he is about using video. BlogWorld Expo

I’m looking forward to being able to meet and hear Jim in Las Vegas. Although we’ve only communicated virtually, I’ve found him an approachable, down-to-earth guy as well as being a real expert (believe me, the two do not always go together!).

One thing I do know: his session won’t be bland!

Here’s the podcast again.