Want to earn $1000s a week working from home? (Well sort of..)

Here’s two ways to earn money from home:

1. Have a high traffic site? Join the Lookery Ad Network and get paid for a 100% of your traffic. We have a good number of publishers earning $1000s a week just from Lookery Ads.

2. Join Team Lookery. Interested in building BIG ASS™ data services?

• We’re a small team making a large impact in the online advertising and marketing world.
• We wake up everyday focused on helping developers and small companies make money on every single one of their pages. Allowing them to focus on what they do best, building great sites and apps.
• We rather focus on finding the best people than on geographical convenience.
• We’re funded by a select group of angels all of whom we personally enjoy spending time with. Life’s too short to not have fun with those who back you.

• You are a super bright yet pragmatic engineer.
• You are already a Python star or willing to becoming one.
• You are passionate about engineering and want to push the limits of what is possible.

Interested? Learn more here.

I logged-in to LinkedIn this morning and notice their new “Network Updates” layout.

LinkedIn has finally figured out that lifestream’s work. This looks pretty close to the Facebook Newsfeed feature although it’s a lot more boring.

The newsfeed would be better if they would:

Let me know how I can improve the Lookery Global Feed.

News of what we’ve been working on at Lookery is starting to leak out. Its always great to get press, especially when it’s Fortune , Mashable and Business 2.0 . More details to come over the next several weeks on our blog.

Scott and I started Lookery because we saw an obvious need. We also saw a lot of worthless data.

The obvious need was getting application (aka widget) developers paid ($$$), pure and simple. No dreams of drag-and-drop widget creation or widget hosting platforms that someday, just maybe, can be turned into an ad network here.

Why not just start with the ad network? Why not just focus on getting developers paid? Well that’s what lead us to dive head first (Is there any water in the pool?) into creating an ad network focused first on the obvious point of traction, Facebook.

This week we’ll be launching Lookery for the Web. Not abandoning our Lookery for Facebook publishers, quite the opposite actually, we’re growing our relationships by servicing all of their sites not just their Facebook apps.

Let us know if you have a site or app that you’d like help getting paid on.

1. From we don’t serve ads…
2. …to we’ll just copy Overture and only do text ads…
3. …to banner (graphical) ads are crap we’ll never do them…
4. …to we’re experimenting with banner ads only…
5. …ok, ok we’re doing some banner ads and video ads and mobile ads…

By the looks of this ad Google’s crossed yet another line. –>

They are on the way to becoming a generic “back of the room” [of Adtech] / informercial-like ad network.

At Lookery we’re getting ready to publicly launch what we’ve been working on for the last month. It’s a bold move. Some will be pissed and some will love it, regardless it’s going to get the advertising world talking.

My partner Scott Rafer gave a talk this week at Founder Hacks II.

His secret to starting a business? Get lots of people to send you their seemingly worthless data.

At Compete we sat on a goldmine of data.

At Lookery we’re off to a good start. We’ve been running in private beta for about 9 weeks and have already served about 1/4 billion ads, not bad.