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Why Is Yahoo! Publisher Network Still In Beta?
Yahoo! Publisher Network Beta launched in August 2005. Yet, nearly two years later it is still in beta and still isn’t accepting non-US applicants.
I’m starting to wonder if Yahoo! Publisher Network will ever see the light of day, and if it does, if it will be able to take away significant market share from [...]
My Initial Thoughts On New Post Level Ads Service
I’ve just sold my first Post Level Ad, which is the new advertising service from Text Link Ads. It sold for the grand sum of $5, which meant I made $2.5. It was a for a pretty insignificant post, so I don’t mind.
I think that Text Link Ads are right to start selling [...]
MyBlogEarnings For April 2007
Another month has been and gone and it’s time for another earnings report. As previously stated, I will continue sharing my earnings until someone tells me to stop, so that hopefully somebody out there can learn from my mistakes and successes to hopefully help them improve their earnings.
If you are looking for some quick tips [...]
Congratulations To Brian Blogger On Getting A Google Grant
I’m pretty sure that not many readers are aware that I manage the Brain Blogger site, which is the blog for the Global Neuroscience Initiative Foundation which is a non-profit charity organization for the advancement of neurological and mental health patient welfare, education, and research.
In recognition of the good work that Brain Blogger do, Google [...]
PC911: Computer Help In Plain English
I was approached directly last week by PC911 who asked me to write a sponsored review of their site.
I had a quick check of the site and agreed within 30 seconds as PC911 passed my ‘CV’ test. That’s the time it takes a good recruiter to decide whether or not to invite a candidate [...]
Alexa Rank Experiment Update - Something Is Working
A few weeks ago I started an experiment with several other Connected Internet readers to see if we could increase Alexa Ranks, which are notoriously inaccurate. For many sites these inaccuracies aren’t an issue, but many advertising services like Text-Link Ads and ReviewMe, as well as potential advertisers use these stats to gauge the [...]
10Apr2007 | Everton | 13 comments | Continued
Quick Links: 03/04/07
Good start to the week so far with no unread items in Google Reader:
Making The Most Of Meta Description Tags
Rosetta@Home Folding Coming To Xbox 360?
Web Ad Spend Overtakes Newspapers
Create A Functional Footer
Orange Puts The Beeb In Your Pocket
Guide To Making Money Online With Blogging
I’ve been blogging for just over two years, but I’ve only been trying to make money online with blogging for the last 6 months since I lost my day job.
I’ve been very pleased with the results and in 12 months I’ve managed to increase my income from $573 in October 2006 to $15,179 in October [...]
MYBlogEarnings For March 2007
Last month I posted my blog earnings for the first time in an attempt to encourage other bloggers to follow suit, so that we can all learn from each other and improve our blog earnings. I think many of you will find this month’s report interesting as there’s $100 at stake!
Thilak and [...]
Increasing Alexa Rank - A Joint Experiment
I have 2 sites now so I can see first-hand how inaccurate Alexa Ranks can be, which are supposed to measure the level of traffic a site gets. The inaccuracies are created because Alexa relies on measuring how many users who have installed the Alexa IE toolbar.
For many sites these inaccuracies aren’t an [...]
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