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5 Tips to Boost Your Adsense Revenue

Google AdSense program has made it easier for webmasters to make money through a website. Webmasters who run an AdSense campaign will display Google's contextual Ads relevant to the content of their sites and thus encouraging visitors to click the ads and earn money for each ad click. However you will earn very little AdSense revenue if you don't know how to optimize your AdSense ads on your website. Here are some tips to increase your AdSense earning: 1. Focus on one Adsense ad format. The Large Rectangle (336X280) ad format seems to work better than other ad formats because this format tends to result in higher click through rates (CTR). Another reason is that the ads will look like normal web links that visitors use to click on them. It doesn't matter whether the visitors know that they are clicking AdSense ads or not, as long as there are clicking, you earn AdSense commission. 2. Create a custom palette for your ads. Select a color that matches your website's backgr

Simple Ways to Increase Blog Traffic

1) Comment on Blogs Look for large traffic Blogs in your niche, visit them and leave your comments on their blogs posts. You may use blog search engine like www.blogsearchengine.com, www.google.com/blogsearch and www.searchengineblog.com to find blogs in your niche. 2) Submit Articles Write articles that are related to your blog and submit them to popular article directories such as ezinearticles.com, Isnare.com, Articledashboard.com, Articlealley.com and goarticle.com. Quality articles may drive you a lot of free targeted traffic. 3) Participate in Community Forums Use google to search for forums that are related to your blog. Look for forums that has over 10,000 members and read the rules of the forums to see whether you can promote your blogs and websites in your signature. Join forums that allow you to add a link to your blog in the signature and start participating in discussion. You can ask questions, answer other members questions and post your articles, ideas and thought in the

7 Ways to Make Money Online without a Website

There are plenty of ways of making money on the net without requiring Internet marketing knowledge and I have introduced a number of them in the previous posts of this blog . For easier searching, I decided to combine them into this post. Here are them: Work Online for Others Guru.com and Elance.com are freelance marketplaces with tons of online job opportunities. Getting an online job through freelance marketplace is similar to getting an offline job, it involves competitions. You search for an online job that is right for you in freelance site, then you bid for the job. If your bid is the lowest, the employer will usually award the job to you. Another site offers online job opportunities is Clicknwork.com . Unlike freelance marketplaces, there are no bidding competitions involved. They will assign the work to you. But to become their home-based professionals or workers, you must pass a difficult test. Submit Articles for Cash If you are passionate about writing, you may submit your

10 Way to Promote Your Affiliate Programs

1. Add the affiliate links to your email signature. 2. Add them to your forum sig and get active in the forum. 3. Write a related article and submit to a site like ezinearticles.com that links to your website/blog where your links are. 4. Mention when commenting blogs. 5. Put them on your MySpace page. 6. Create a Squidoo lens and work them in. 7. Try Pay Per Click ads like Adsense. 8. Buy cheap ads on websites. 9. Put them in your newsletter. 10. Write a free ebook on a topic that’s oozing with your affiliate links. * Remember to read up on the policies of your affiliate programs to make sure you’re not violating any policies.

Affiliate Program Review: NeverBlueAds

An affiliate network which I like and have run with in the past is: Neverblue Ads Neverblue is a great network for multiple reasons. I have nothing but great experiences with neverblue due to the fact that neverblue is a premium affiliate network which really caters to their affiliates. With over 300 offers (most of them are direct except 3-4) I have enjoyed neverblue and really loved receiving a holidays card from them. I want YOU to start making some money now with NeverBlueAds . Not only are they an excellent company to work with, but they also have very high paying rates and you are assigned your own affiliate manager as well. Unlike Google Adsense, NeverBlueAds is made up of a large variety of CPA type offers for you to choose from. You can also earn commission by sending new affiliates/publishers to their network. Their user interface is also very easy to navigate, the site loads awesomely fast and new offers and creative are all available on your main page when you login. I hig

Earn From PPC ads on your site

PPC is the abbreviation for the term 'pay per click.' It has emerged as one of the fastest growing segments in the advertising field and includes traditional and online media. PPC advertising is used for search engines where the advertisers pay for every click that directs users to their web page using search engine results and links. You can earn from your blog or website using PPC advertising. Some popular PPC earning programs where you should apply are: - Google Adsense (See button on top-left of this blog's sidebar) - Adbrite - Yahoo Publisher Network (Only for publishers based in US) - Kontera there more more lesser known PPC advertising solutions but they're really not worth it.

PayPerPost - A Review

While there are bound to be people who may (still) consider PayPerPost to be lacking intelligence and a practitioner of the dark arts, I do suppose it’s about time we move on, knowing there’s absolutely nothing that can be done to stop bloggers from using paid review services. Blogging Unless they choose to not participate, of course. In this case, it would all boil down to a matter of choice. And often the choices made reflects the quality of the reviews. But why? While most of it has to do with the comprehensiveness of a review and the efforts that bloggers commit to research before documenting their objective opinions and findings, the lesser known but equally vital factor that most of us have left out lies with the companies offering these review services to bloggers. As of now, ReviewMe and PayPerPost appears to be the most popular. During my time spent online, I’ve read quite a handful of reviews written by bloggers who are publishers with either 1 of the 2 companies and found a