Wednesday, June 24th, 2009 at
1:43 pm
Below I will show you a really cool trick I just learned from a Gem of a manuscript containing all kinds of hidden WordPress back door secrets.
I have been a blogger, learning about blogging and of course learning WordPress for several years. I am in front of a computer so much that I have been known to take my shirt off for an hour or two so that I can take advantage of my monitors radiation to work on my tan.
Yes, I’ll admit it, I am a computer & internet junkie. I love to make money on the internet. I am so happy to be able to work from home, working my own hours, doing what I want to do whenever I want to do it. I don’t even miss that morning commute any more. It was really weird, when I first started to work from home I actually found myself checking to be sure I had everything before I made my new commute exactly 21 steps to my new office in a spare bedroom in my house, is that sick or what!
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Tuesday, March 10th, 2009 at
4:55 pm
For some people blogs are just a way to express personal thoughts and opinions, while for others they serve as the right platform to make money at home. From the many independent ways to generate income, blogs have become a very well-spoken means to get some extra cash without too much fuss. Here are some strategies to use in case you want to turn a blog into a make money at home alternative.
A number one revenue source is online advertising. You can lease or sell some blog space to users who advertise products that have similarities with the content of your site. The rules for such a business are those of Google Adsense most of the time when the site owner gets paid for every click a visitor makes on an ad or link. Learn a few things about Google Adsense before trying to make money with it.
Affiliate programs are another great means to make money at home. In accordance with the same click-through system used by Adsense, affiliates imply the promotion of one or more products belonging to another company. Thus, a good idea for instance is to use names of books reviewed and sold on Amazon.com. The link on the blog will redirect the site visitor to Amazon for details and purchase.
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Saturday, February 28th, 2009 at
7:13 am
Blogs are here to stay, and many Wahms (Work At Home Moms) are taking advantage of the trend. Making money with blogs is a popular choice for many work at home moms. Blogs are simple to set up, and relatively easy to update. This is especially true when you compare blogs to other types of websites. Within just a few minutes, you can set up a professional looking blog for free and start your Wahm blogging business.
A blog is an easy to update website that looks sort of like a journal. Entries are made at a minimum of each week, and the newest entries appear at the top. Usually entries are short articles containing 200 to 500 words. Readers use a blog reading program to visit the blog or read new entries. Readers can also comment on entries and provide links between their own blogs and your blog.
With blogs, the opportunities are wide open. Looking at your own life for inspiration makes choosing a blog topic easy. There are blogs about every topic, from gardening to make-up to celebrity news. Before you start a blog, do some research on the Internet to see if people are interested in your possible blog topic. If you have a dedicated group of people who are interested in your topic, it doesn’t have to be a popular one.
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Thursday, February 26th, 2009 at
11:42 am
Google Adsense is a unique program that can generate a lot of revenues over time. Here is an overview of the Google Adsense Program.
To understand the basics of Google Adsense, you first have to understand Google Adwords. Adwords is a program where people can bid per click to buy space on platforms Google supports with advertisements. This includes the ads you see on right column and the top of the results when you search on Google.
Adsense is the result of a crafty little idea wherein Google essentially wanted to maximize distribution of Adwords. With Adsense, Google took the unique approach of letting independent sites place certain types of Adwords advertisements on their pages. This type of advertising is known within the Adwords platform as contextual advertising and advertisers can opt out of it. Most do not.
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Thursday, October 16th, 2008 at
3:30 pm
What is “Monetizing Your Blog?”
Some people believe that monetizing your blog is unethical and immoral. Some people believe that monetizing is just a cheap way to make money from home. If you think along these lines, this blog is not for you. Here, we will learn all of the secrets of monetizing your blog successfully, and the secrets of how to make money from the comfort of your own home.
If you have mixed feelings about monetizing your blog, then sort out those feelings first. If you are not fully prepared to undertake the daunting task of monetizing your blog, then do not continue. When you are ready to learn how to make great money by blogging, continue reading.
OK, now that you are ready to learn, first you have to be fully committed to monetizing your site. If you are going to put up a few adsense ads, really put up adsense ads. A puny little square text box in the corner of the screen is not going to cut it. If you are going to be asking for some donations, really ask for those donations. “Don’t take a half approach. Either be a full or no approach.”
You shouldn’t worry about complaints. If you are worried that you might scare off some loyal readers, you shouldn’t be. Usually, you will only get 1 in 1000 people who complain about the ads; and eventually that one person comes to realize that the ads are there to stay.
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Wednesday, October 15th, 2008 at
9:31 am
Do you do sponsored post or sponsored reviews? If you do (or plan to), this review of Blog Paycheck by Gobala Krishnan will shed some light on the topic. Even if you have never heard of such stuff, you should read this to add more options to your blogging income. After all, as Gobala says you can make anywhere between $5 – $200 for each blog post you write.
So lets get on with the review of Blog Paycheck.
Gobala is one of the more “unorthodox” bloggers you can find, and from his site at ProfitBlogger.com he has already released several e-book guides on making money from Google AdSense and affiliate marketing. However, Blog Paycheck talks about something completely different.
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Wednesday, October 8th, 2008 at
6:16 am
Google AdSense has been talked about, hyped about and even criticized over the past year. At the same time, WordPress has emerged as one of the leading blogging platforms used by almost all A-list bloggers. What do these two have in common?
I just came across Gobala Krishnan’s “WordPress AdSense System” course that combines the two, showing you how to create “autopilot sites” that make money from AdSense:
Here’s my review of the product, and why you should get yourself a copy.
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Sunday, September 21st, 2008 at
10:39 am
How to make $1000 a month online from scratch – Part 7 of 8
Over the last 6 weeks, we’ve covered a lot of material. Most of it directly relates to attracting free targeted traffic to your new website. At some point, we need to turn the traffic into dollars.
In Part 2, I outlined the strategy for making this happen. As part of this strategy, I discussed a 3 prong attack for monetization. Those three prongs were:
1. Contextual Advertising
2. Affiliate Promotions
3. Own Product Sales
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Sunday, August 24th, 2008 at
7:02 am
How to make $1000 a month online from scratch – Part 3 of 8
By now, your mind should be primed and ready for success after you’ve read “The Mindset” It’s time to take action and get started on building your new online business.
First, a little warning. This chapter, “The Idea”, is going to be fairly long and relatively detailed, so it’s time to turn off all distractions and set aside some time to go over this completely. I would recommend that you read it through from start to finish, then find some time to take the action outlined.
Some of you might be tempted to skim read and think you know it all already. This is a mistake. Something I’ve learned over the years is that the devil is in the details. This outline is a carefully crafted blueprint to create exponential effects. If you miss a step, you’re destined to have dramatically less success. So read through this part carefully.
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Saturday, May 17th, 2008 at
8:49 pm
Adsense is a contextual advertisement program run by Google, and I am sure you’ve seen “Ads by Google” on a variety of websites (this is Adsense in action). To get enlisted in Adsense is actually simpler that you might think. What you need to do is to create a blog (or site), publish some content there (no junk please) and apply for Adsense.
Once approved you can start making money without having to do too much – just paste code that Google gives you into your web properties. This code creates ads on your blog and when someone clicks on these ads they go to the advertiser’s site. The advertiser is then charged per click by Google and Google pays you a share of the money. As easy as that, and all done for you as part of Adsense service.
I mentioned “contextual advertisement”, what it means is that Adsense is smart enough to deliver ads that are relevant to your content – automatically. Let’s say you have a blog about dog training, you’ll see ads about dog training on it. Google technology analyzes your content, decides what it is about and then finds the ads that are most suitable for your blog content.
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