Every call center agent has a secret and this website wants to expose them all.

Boston, MA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 09/06/2006 -- The Call Center Information site located at www.ComprehensiveAdvice.com/CallCenters wants to help call center agents dish the dirt about what goes on in their call centers. The confessions section of the website serves multiple purposes. It lets customers know what they are in for when dealing with call centers, it allows call center agents get things off their chests that they may have done but don't feel comfortable discussing at work, and it gives call center agents a forum to complain about their co-workers who give customer service representatives everywhere a bad reputation.

What kind of stories is the site looking for?

They want to hear it all from the expected - such as fellow agents posing as supervisors and agents who thought their mute buttons were on when they made nasty comments about callers – to the unexpected - such as the suggestion to share the craziest thing that an agent has done while talking on the phone with an unsuspecting caller.

The site promises that all submissions will be posted anonymously. No company names, personal names, or e-mail addresses will be used. (After all, the site can't have its best contributors losing their jobs or the supply of great confessions would be decreased!)

Writer Matthew W. Grant, founder of ComprehensiveAdvice.com, says, "I worked in a call center soon after I graduated from college and then dealt with call centers later in a professional purchasing capacity. I also have friends who still work in the business so I'm sure I've heard of lots of the tricks, but I bet there are still a few out there which will surprise me. I can't wait to receive them and get them posted on the site!"

The Call Center Information Site is a great primer for anyone who works in a call center or is interested in working in one as well as for members of the general public who would like to know what goes on behind the scenes at call centers, which are a large part of the customer service experience in a variety of industries. Some of the covered topics include the agent statistics that are tracked, call center outsourcing, and call center training.

For more information and to submit a Call Center Confession, please visit the Call Center Agent Confessions Page on the Call Center Information Site located at: www.ComprehensiveAdvice.com/CallCenters.

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Boston, MA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 07/21/2006 -- A new resource for bloggers to trade tips and strategies on how to make money with their blogs has been created: www.Blog4Bucks.com.

Blog4Bucks is a forum that covers various blog monetization strategies including paid ad placement, blog networks, and pay per click advertising. A blogging resource section that includes a question and answer area will help newbies and experts alike maneuver through the complicated world of making money online.

Blogging as a primary income source or as a secondary income source is a dream of many people online these days. Regardless of how serious bloggers are about giving up their day jobs, they will need all the assistance they can get. Though there is a section for users to warn other people about online scams, the real point of the site is to provide useful information that bloggers can implement on their own blogs to produce an impact on their earnings. A folder labeled success stories gives site visitors the chance to brag while it inspires others to step up their efforts in order to achieve similar successes.

Since blogging is not the only way to earn money in cyberspace, bloggers will also get the chance to explore other possible ideas for earning income online through topic areas devoted to online auctions, affiliate programs, selling information products, and work at home opportunities.

Writer Matthew W. Grant, founder of www.Blog4Bucks.com, says, "Blogging can be so confusing when you are starting out. I really wanted to create a place in which people can learn from each other and help each other make sense of the industry. One of the great things about the blogosphere is that people are willing to share information freely. Blogging as a business is one of the rare pursuits in which everyone can be successful because bloggers are not in competition with each other. Now they have an organized resource where they can easily access expertise from their fellow bloggers."

www.Blog4Bucks.com

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