Archive for May, 2007

If you have tried to make money using affiliate programs and Google Adwords, you will be familiar with the difficulty of finding an ad and keyword combination which is profitable.

In a hurry – go here Google Cash Detective enter your email and read the free report.

There have been a number of reports which recommend a process to fast track success. It helps ensure that you can be profitable from the start.

In essence process is this:

  • Choose your niche and keywords
  • Take a note of each of the sites advertising for your keywords and of their Adwords ads.
  • Watch these ads for a period of time
  • Those sites who continuously advertise over the sample period have profitable campaigns. Just put up close copies of their Ads and landing pages and you are assured of being in the money. Read the rest of this entry

While Stumbling the other day I found a webmaster tool called Touchgraph.

This little application shows linkages between authority sites for any given keyword. I’ve tried a couple of websites which do the same thing but most just present results in a tabular form. This one draws a picture which demonstrates the connections in a way I haven’t seem presented before. Read the rest of this entry

A while ago I read a post in Andy Beards Blog about how most blog’s platforms have “nofollow” set as standard for comments and trackbacks.

What this means is that there is a tag added to the link code which tells Google not to send a spider to index the destination of the link. So while a reader can follow the link, Google doesn’t give the target site any PR credit, like it does with ordinary links.

This feature was originally implemented to stop comment spam.

Part of the fun in blogging and the value of a website is the injection of view-points and ideas from many different sources. While nofollow does help a little with spam prevention, it also stifles a lot of other commentary.

With the nofollow in place, there is less of an incentive for other bloggers to express their opinions and add useful information to your blog.

Largely as a result of Andy’s ongoing encouragement a number of bloggers are now removing nofollow from comments and trackbacks.
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If you own a blog, chances are you would like grow your traffic. A blog carnival will help get more traffic and it’s a fun way to increase your profile, get in depth info on the subject of the carnival and meet some very interesting people.

A blog carnival is like a magazine, published to a regular schedule and dedicated to a single topic. Each edition of the carnival is a blog post which contains links to submitted blog articles which are on topic.

When someone wants to organize a carnival they post details of the topic on their blog and invite submissions. Contributors write their articles and submit them to the host. Read the rest of this entry

Home based business ideas. If your a stay at home mom or wanting to be, you may be interested in a new start-up.

Incorporated Moms, is a free, nonprofit site aimed at stay-at-home moms balancing work and home, by working from home.

It has been put together by Sonya and Lori whose stated mission is to: Read the rest of this entry