Blogpire Founder Jay Brewer featured on SpartanPodcast.com
Serial entrepreneur Jay Brewer loves fast food and he’s taken his passion to the Internet. As the purveyor of Blogpire.com, he has created over a dozen consumer-product oriented blogs, generated incredible buzz, and some advertising revenue talking about a variety of niche topics from single-serve coffee machines to designer shirts to shaving stuff to global positioning satellite (GPS) gear.
Jay talks about how blogpire came to be, where he gets his content and how he is connecting cottage industry sellers with a world wide web audience.
Visit The Spartan Podcast - Jay Brewer or hear the full interview here...
Blogpire featured at MarketWatch.com
We've just been featured in a new article at Marketwatch.com:
Thousands of people love to read about, as well as eat, fast food. And Jay Brewer's here to fill that appetite with Fastfoodfever.com. It is one of 14 blogs produced by his Arlington, Mass. company, Blogpire Productions. Each is capitalizing on Americans' hunger for news, gossip, humor, and most importantly, stuff to buy. The blogs don't cover the Middle East or politics or business. They focus on products or hobbies which instill passion, such as high definition TV ( tvsnob.com), shirts ( shirtsnob.com) and organic food ( reallynatural.com). "Weblogs for the product oriented consumer," is the company's motto.
At MarketWatch
Blogpire Productions Blogs Announce Investment in the Planet's Future with Green Tags
What can we say? We really thought our blogs should be a bit greener? As of today, we're going to buy enough Green Tags, also called renewable energy credits, from the Bonneville Environmental Foundation, to offset the environmental impact from our hosting and computer operations for the coming year.
Green tags are an investment in the production of renewable energy sources through wind and solar power. Using clean renewable energy reduces emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming. By purchasing green tags, Blogpire Productions hopes to lessen our dependence on burning fossil fuels.
We also hope you'll help out as well. Individuals as well any business can buy Green Tags. Please visit the Bonneville Environmental Foundation and purchase Green Tags to offset your use of fossil fuels.
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Blogpire Productions Blogs Announce Investment in the Planet's Future with Green Tags
Blogpire Productions, a collection of 14 lifestyle blogs ranging from Really Natural (www.reallynatural.com) to Single Serve Coffee (www.singleservecoffee.com), announces that it will buy enough green tag renewable energy credits to offset the environmental impact from its hosting and computer operations for the coming year.
(PR WEB) June 20, 2006 -- Blogpire Productions, a collection of 14 lifestyle blogs ranging from Really Natural (www.reallynatural.com) to Single Serve Coffee (www.singleservecoffee.com), announces that it will buy enough Green Tags, also called renewable energy credits, from the Bonneville Environmental Foundation, to offset the environmental impact from its hosting and computer operations for the coming year.
More renewable energy use means less fossil fuel use, less air pollution and a more sustainable future for us and our planet. The production of traditional electricity, which relies on the burning of fossil fuels, is cheaper than producing energy from renewable sources, but it doesn't take into account the long-term costs of air pollution and health problems, which result when carbon dioxide and other pollutants are emitted into the air.
Green tags are an investment in the production of renewable energy sources through wind and solar power. Using clean renewable energy reduces emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming. By purchasing green tags, Blogpire Productions hopes to lessen our dependence on burning fossil fuels.
"Doing our part to reduce the environmental impact of our computer operations fits with our personal interests and helps us set the tone for how we are going to run our business." says Jay Brewer, founder of Blogpire Productions.
The Blogpire and the people who write for it care deeply about the environment. From the Really Natural blog (www.reallynatural.com), which covers organic foods and household items, to GPS Lodge (www.gpslodge.com), which explores the world with the help of global positioning systems, and Single Serve Coffee (www.singleservecoffee.com), which regularly reviews and supports organic and Fair Trade coffee, the Blogpire's group of bloggers are committed to the environment and reducing their impact on the environment.
"We are all interested in preserving our environment, so running our blogs on renewable energy was the right thing for us to do," says Brewer. "More renewable energy use means less fossil fuel use, less air pollution and a more sustainable future for us and our planet."
About Blogpire Productions:
Blogpire Productions (http://www.blogpire.com) is a set of weblogs that bring an influential audience to brand advertisers focused on product and category niches. Founded in 2004, Blogpire Productions continues to expand each month with new and interesting blogs for readers around the world. Many Blogpire Productions weblogs have been chosen as Yahoo! Pick of the Day, and have been featured in USA Today and FHM Magazine, and on other web sites.
Please visit http://www.blogpire.com/ for a complete list of Blogpire Productions weblog titles.
About Bonneville Environmental Foundation
The Bonneville Environmental Foundation (BEF), a non-profit organization, was established in 1998 to restore watershed ecosystems and further the development and use of new renewable energy resources. Through revenues generated from the sale of green power products, BEF funds projects that restore damaged watersheds and support new renewable energy projects from solar, wind and biomass. BEF pioneered the sale of Green Tags in 2000 and has helped establish national standards for their certification and trading. More information is available at www.b-e-f.org.
©2004-2006 Blogpire Productions, Single Serve Coffee.com, Kitchen Contraptions.com, Just The Chips.com, TV Snob.com, What's All The Racquet.com, Shaving Stuff.com, Fast Food Fever!, GPS Lodge.com, ShirtSnob.com, The Cooking News.com, Liquor Snob.com, Really Natural.com, CheapFunWines.com and CriticalGamers.com are trademarks of Blogpire, Inc. and the respective publishers. Other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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BlogpireMobile.com and Weekly Email Updates
This week we have a new, exciting program, affectionately called BlogpireMobile.com! We want to reward you for being Blogpire loyalists. This is one way for us to say thanks. BlogpireMobile.com provides online exclusive offers on the very best mobile service, Verizon Wireless. This online-only offer for you is for $50 Instant Cash Back. That means no rebates, no hassles, and no money out of your pocket when you get a plan and phone. With this offer, there are over 11 FREE PHONES currently available.
But we also know you have a busy life and a busy schedule, and that's why everyone here at BlogPire Productions wants to make it easier for you to get the latest news from any of our sites and not just the one you visit everyday. Just click the link - sign up and you'll get the list of headlines sent to you via email each Monday morning.
Blogpire Founder Featured in Wall Street Journal Article
We're excited to be featured in the article, " Consumer-Product Blogs Spark a Web Empire" on the Wall Street Journal's Startup Journal site.
The entrepreneur: Jay Brewer, 34 years old, is a former Web designer and product designer from Arlington, Mass.
The business: Mr. Brewer is founder of Blogpire Productions, a group of 14 consumer-product oriented blogs. Each blog focuses on a specific niche category such as single-serve coffee products, shaving products or poker products, and generates revenue through direct advertisers, Google Ad Sense and Web affiliate programs.
The idea: During the late 1990s and early part of this decade, Mr. Brewer worked at Abuzz.com, a portal bought by The New York Times Co. in 1999, and later at Affinnova Inc., a Boston-based consumer-products company, where he helped design the Dunkin' Donuts' coffee bag, he says.
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