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The missing Podcast

Written on February 3, 2012 at 2:30 pm, by Danny @kachingle_nl

In early December 2011, Kachingle was contacted by Brad Guigar, Kris Straub and Scott Kurtz, representing a very dedicated part of the webcomic community, with the request to do a podcast with them in order to clear up some misconceptions there might be about Kachingle.

February’s Happy Kachingler – Dave Vanable

Written on February 1, 2012 at 2:30 pm, by Anika @kachingle_de

We proudly present our Happy Kachingler for February! Name:  Dave Vanable Homepage: www.LifeStreamRochester.com Kachingler since: 30 minutes after Kachingle launched… 4am my time as a matter of fact

Would you willingly give a penny to the IRS?

Written on January 30, 2012 at 11:30 pm, by Alex

Let’s say you’ve never heard of Kachingle and you find out that there’s an online service that allows you to make online donations to bloggers or websites as a reward for the good job they do every day. It lets you pay whoever you want with just a few clicks. You do have to createContinue Reading

Kachingle’s review of 2011

Written on December 31, 2011 at 7:30 am, by Anika @kachingle_de

At the end of the year the assorted media presents their biggest, most dominant stories and events that had the most impact over the last year in a summarized review. We from Kachingle would like to take this opportunity to present to you our own 2011 review.

Kachingles Jahresrückblick 2011

Written on December 31, 2011 at 7:30 am, by Anika @kachingle_de

Am Ende eines jeden Jahres, präsentieren alle Medien die größten, prägendsten und oftmals auch bedeutendsten Geschehnisse in einem zusammenfassenden Jahresrückblick. Wir von Kachingle nehmen dies zum Anlass, hier unseren Eigenen zu präsentieren.

A fresh point of view: “Fred Dewey is misunderstood”

Written on December 14, 2011 at 4:26 am, by Anika @kachingle_de

As a reaction to recent tweets concerning Kachingle and the reactions in a blog post of our CEO, the computer programmer and blogger Lawrence Krubner decided to express his own feelings about this situation. Fred Dewey is misunderstood We enjoyed his thoughts and unique point of view derived from his work in the content monetization space.Continue Reading

December’s Happy Kachingler: Bob Sprague

Written on December 1, 2011 at 9:30 am, by Anika @kachingle_de

By Anika, our Cool Nerd Queen Kachingler – Social Media Marketing Manager, located in Bremen, Germany We proudly present our  Happy Kachingler for November! Name: Bob Sprague Twitter: @yourarlington Homepage: http://www.yourarlington.com Bob is a veteran journalist who loves basketball, Bach and connecting with Arlington, Mass., the town near Boston where he has lived since 1989.Continue Reading

A Word from our CEO

Written on November 21, 2011 at 1:10 am, by Fred

Every week, Kachingle promotes a different category of sites. Recently, we had “web comic” week, because most of our team members are reading several comics on a regular basis, as are many of our users.  As we started to promote this category, we got plenty of feedback both from users who recommended comic sites, asContinue Reading

Join our Circle as a Fan. Like us on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter.

Written on November 15, 2011 at 9:05 am, by Anika @kachingle_de

By Anika, our Cool Nerd Queen Kachingler – Social Media Marketing Manager, located in Bremen, Germany Kachingle establishes its own Social Media culture. For this reason we have several Twitter accounts, from which the most important ones are our English one “Kachingle” and our German one  “kachingle_de”. Cynthia is mainly tweeting for the first one,Continue Reading

Don’t feel guilty, use Kachingle!

Written on November 9, 2011 at 9:00 am, by Anika @kachingle_de

By Anika, our Cool Nerd Queen Kachingler – Social Media Marketing Manager, located in Bremen, Germany Today I was reading one of my more often visited blogs. It is a news site about technology. I am using an ad blocker because I am sick of the user generated ads. The site has a method toContinue Reading