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[Battalion - Review] :: Lifetips
Apr. 9th, 2003 10:11 pmWeb Review
Lifetips
By Denise Schoppe
April 09, 2003
You name it and they probably have advice about it.
Lifetips is a Web site with the stated mission to "offer free Living Improvements for Everyone (LIFE)." That is exactly what the site does.
Separated into key headings of arts and entertainment, business and technology, home life and shopping, personal and growth, and sports and hobbies, the Web site offers tips and advice on every topic imaginable. Simply do a search for whatever advice is needed or scroll through the list of topics to find answers to all questions.
Some topics are more specialized than others, but the site is actively working to correct that. If there is a topic of which visitors feel they are a "guru," they can apply to work for the Lifetips. The Web site is made possible through advertising, and the "guru" running a specific section of it receives a commission off money made through that advertising.
Noteworthy of the site is its clean look and how easy it is to navigate. Even though it relies heavily on advertising, it is not done in a flashy or distracting way. All advertisements relate directly to whatever topic on which the visitor is looking for advice and are, in some cases, quite helpful.
Everyone needs help at some point. It can be something as minor as a make-up tip or as major as Cancer. Whatever advice one needs, Lifetips.com is ready to answer any question quickly and easily.
Lifetips
By Denise Schoppe
April 09, 2003
You name it and they probably have advice about it.
Lifetips is a Web site with the stated mission to "offer free Living Improvements for Everyone (LIFE)." That is exactly what the site does.
Separated into key headings of arts and entertainment, business and technology, home life and shopping, personal and growth, and sports and hobbies, the Web site offers tips and advice on every topic imaginable. Simply do a search for whatever advice is needed or scroll through the list of topics to find answers to all questions.
Some topics are more specialized than others, but the site is actively working to correct that. If there is a topic of which visitors feel they are a "guru," they can apply to work for the Lifetips. The Web site is made possible through advertising, and the "guru" running a specific section of it receives a commission off money made through that advertising.
Noteworthy of the site is its clean look and how easy it is to navigate. Even though it relies heavily on advertising, it is not done in a flashy or distracting way. All advertisements relate directly to whatever topic on which the visitor is looking for advice and are, in some cases, quite helpful.
Everyone needs help at some point. It can be something as minor as a make-up tip or as major as Cancer. Whatever advice one needs, Lifetips.com is ready to answer any question quickly and easily.
