You’ve eaten too much…and we know this based on our networks top clicked keywords for the holiday season.

It’s no secret that the holidays were in full force, with words like recipe, meal plan, menu, filling our dinner tables, bellies, and manifesting themselves right on our computer monitors.  With Rachel Ray, surpassing all other big names, it seems we even like our celebs to be all about the food.

Fitness, running , and workout plans are on the top of the list to try to cancel out the excessive eating.  And as we all know, drinking water and watching your nutrition intake will help jump start your diet.

In addition to eating and exercising, we can clearly see that people were traveling in style this holiday season with our travel segment of keywords getting quite a bit of attention.  Looks like chartered yachts, planes, trains, and trails were popular means to arrive at your dream destination–anything from the beach, national parks, campgrounds, hotels, hiking, and luxury cruises.

We will keep you posted on 2010′s top keywords, but with everyone back to their full productivity, be sure to focus on blackberry, iphone, and applications as these are winner keywords from what we’ve seen so far this month.

While many people use the New Year as grounds for setting new goals, we thought we’d put a Kontera spin on some of the most common new year’s resolutions.

1) Pursue a higher education: Ok while we aren’t actually signing up for college courses, we want to continue to educate ourselves on the needs of our publishers, and advertisers alike.  We know that through continued development of relationships, we can become better aligned with market trends as well as what you are looking for from us.

2) Diversify and expand: As your rich uncle may advise you, diversify, diversify, diversify.  This is exactly our thinking as we are constantly expanding our network of publishers,  ad offerings, while continuing to provide remarkable user experience.

3) Reduce life stress: Stress can contribute to poor health, and other negative effects on the body and mind.  At Kontera, we think that making money from your websites can be a breeze.  In 2010, let’s relax, feel good, and let your site work for you.

4) Keeping in touch with family and friends:  So while we probably aren’t immediate family or even long lost cousins, we want to continue to work towards keeping our partners and users completely informed about our latest news and developments.

5) Retain our edge:  A new look can always help spice things up.  In 2010, we will strive to enhance our products and services continue bringing you fresh and engaging content.

What kind of web-based resolutions are you planning to work towards this year?  From all of us at Kontera, we wish you a happy, healthy, and successful 2010.

As the excitement of the season has arrived, we want to wish all of our publishers, advertisers, colleagues, employees, fans, and everyone else happy holidays.

We are gearing up for 2010 with exciting new projects and developments in store.  We hope that you enjoy a beautiful and peaceful holiday season together with close family and friends, however you may choose to celebrate.

We hope that if you haven’t already, you’ll check out our latest publisher promotion and of course follow our social networking profiles to stay up to date on the latest.

From all of us at Kontera, we wish you the best.

TechCrunch and Kontera bring Holiday Spirit to the Bay Area with a Private Screening of Avatar.

The popcorn is on us!

Kontera has partnered with TechCrunch to bring a little Holiday joy to the local startup community and to help raise funds for two great causes, the UCSF Foundation and Malaria No More. TechCrunch has organized a private screening of one of the most anticipated films of the year, Avatar.

Local TechCrunch readers have the opportunity to be among the first to see James Cameron’s latest creation compliments of TechCrunch. On your way into the theater, stop by the concession stand for a complimentary bag of popcorn and a cold drink on Kontera, then put on your 3D glasses, sit back and enjoy the show.

For more information on ticket availability check out TechCrunch.  In the spirit of the holidays, TechCrunch is requesting a $5 donation per ticket to help support either the UCSF Foundation or Malaria No More (your choice).

Happy Holidays and we look forward to seeing you at the Metreon.