Daytipper.com - Don´t just tell someone. Tell everyone.

Daytipper pays you $3 to provide useful tips to their readers. They figure that everyone has some sort of useful tip from their everyday life that could help others. They believe that every time you visit their site, you´ll be able to find a tip that you can use to help make your life easier. Because they have a team that sorts through information people submit, there aren´t spam tips publicizing some product or others that aren´t appropriate (though you can find some of those in their blog). Out of 16,784 tips submitted, they´ve only accepted 5,210 and published 1,571 of them. The tips are organized within categories that make finding what you want easy. You vote on if you´ve found the tip useful and its rating goes up. You can also keep track of which tips were your favorites and subscribe to their feed to get the latest tips each day.

"Every one of us is an expert on something. Chances are, through trial and error, hard work, or blind luck, you have learned something practical. Something that has helped make your life a little easier. It saved you time. It saved you money. Maybe it saved your marriage; maybe your life.

Editing the content makes this site nicer than most tip kinds of sites. It´s really well done and clean looking. They could link certain tips with products to make a product.

Why aren´t the tips listed in % useful order, because many of the tips aren´t in any sort of order at all, which makes it hard to find the most useful tips? How will they compete with other tip sites that have a lot more information on them? How will they publicize themselves?