Success in online business requires Experience, Experience can not be gained without failures, this means that there is no success without many failures, the small secret that will take you from those failures is the FRESH ideas that will be created in your mind after those failures, for a normal guy that never heard about something called Google ads, wont find it very easy income strategy that will start generating thousands in couple of months since everybody is trying to do so, and i mean every body by Professionals, so so, and newbies. so if you want to be in this business you need to know who are your competitors, the better you understand your competitors, the better the FRESH ideas come and if you beat the newbies, means you are so so, and if you beat so so easily this means you are pro somehow, but never think that you can beat the Pros, because there is always people who have more abilities than you do, ex : you can work 10 hours on your website/blog, i can tell that there is people working on their website/blog 20 hours a day meansthey can experiment more problems in a short time than you do. i am not asking you to spend those 20 hours like they do, but you can face at least 6 to 10 problems a day, the problems am talking about here is those kinda "hard to do" stuff, and "know nothing about" stuff. learning how to resolve those problems BY YOUR SELF will give you the experience needed to compete with the Pros. the competting with the Pros action is the thing that will generate the thousands a month, so start with the newbies NOW and you will be competting with the Pros in a short while.
i wrote this article to make you put a goal and reach it, it will feel good to receive your first 100$ check from google ads
Moudi
http://businessebooksarticles.blogspot.com/
Friday, March 19, 2010
Sunday, February 28, 2010
continue part three of "The 5-Step Plan to Success in google adsense"
Part 3 : Summary and Additional Resources
AdSense Do’s and Don’ts
Now that you know what AdSense is all about, we can offer the following do’s
and don’ts – which more or less summarizes everything we’ve said so far.
Do’s
The first rule of using AdSense is to follow their terms of service. Google has
exceptional monitoring ability, and if they find any violation of their TOS, your
account will be suspended, rendering all your efforts moot.
Consider having a number of informative pages about varying topics but with a
consistent theme for your website. That way you will have more ads to choose
from and can possibly maximize your CTR.
Use keywords to your advantage. Higher paying keywords will usually but not
always yield more rewards. Think relevance. Also use variations of keywords for
added advantage.
Provide unique information on your web pages. The more specific the content of
your website is, the more targeted your ads will be, and the more effective.
Always focus on providing good quality information!
Experiment with various ad formats on your web page and choose those that
suite your website. You can choose to display ads with different formats on one
page.
Position your ad block in such a way that the ad is visible and yet it does not put
off the readers. Ideally, place your ad in the top section of your webpage which
can be viewed without scrolling down.
Use the Google AdSense preview toolbar to your advantage and see how the
ads will appear on your website. Get a hands-on feel of how the visitor to your
website will view your web page.
Use Google channels and other external tracking software to evaluate your
performance on a routine basis.
Don’ts
Do not resort to fraudulent or deceptive means for generating clicks on the ads
that are on your page. Some of the methods that are prohibited by Google
AdSense are:
• Automated clicking programs
• Repeated manual clicks
• Using robots to generate clicks
• Clicking your own ads
• Tricking your visitors into clicking on your ads by using fraudulent means
Don’t have confusing layers of content. Content on your web page should not
hide the ad text and URL. At the same time, it is advisable that you use same
font type, size and color (background and font) for both the ads and the content
on your web pages so that your ad does not announce itself as an outside ad.
Ideally, your ad should look and feel like a part of your website.
Don’t have broken links on your site. Your website should not contain any broken
links and should be easily navigable. Also, the content on your web pages
should be informative, of high quality and the ads should be relevant to the
content.
Don’t have old or illegal information on your site. Be careful about outdated
information, plagiarized text and obscene or offensive material. Avoid using any
of these on your web pages.
Two More AdSense Opportunities: RSS and Blogs
Adding Google Ads to your RSS feeds
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) has gained huge popularity on the Internet.
RSS is an XML document format that organizes and stores news-like content
from various sources into one source. Think of it like a newswire service, the kind
of stuff that scrolls along the bottom of cable channels. A large percentage of the
“news” items you find on any website that is not a major news portal got there
through an RSS feed.
Google has introduced a specific program known as AdSense for RSS. Although,
it is under beta testing currently (mid 2005), you can join this program now and
start making money with it. RSS offers a variety of interesting content options
that most websites themselves can’t match.
Google AdSense for feeds has its own set of policies. These can be accessed at:
http://www.google.com/support/adsense/bin/answer.py?answer=20134 Like the
AdSense program, you must follow all guidelines in order to be accepted for the
AdSense for feeds program.
Placing AdSense ads on your Blogs
Blogs are similar to RSS feeds in concept except they usually have one author
rather than an aggregate of sources of the material they contain. Blogs (short for
Web logs) are simple webpages where you can write articles and other content
on a variety of topics, and both the famous and the unknown use these online
diaries to share their thoughts, post pictures, and so on. The public can view this
content and even comment on it in most cases.
Due to the considerable amount – and unlimited range – of content on Blogs, it
may make sense to place AdSense ads on them. In fact, it is much easier to
generate revenue from Blogs as compared to other web pages, at least in theory.
• First, blogs are full of content, most of which is original most of the time.
The content may not be “good” from a human reader perspective but it is usually “good” according to Google’s scans. Thus, getting approved by
Google AdSense may be easier.
• The content presented on the blog, in many cases, is quite diverse which,
unlike a website that needs to be “about something” can be excused by
the “everything and nothing” nature of most blogs. Consequently, the
possibility of Google finding targeted ads that are relevant may increase.
• Google AdSense works only with those websites that are already indexed
by Google. Blogs get indexed far more easily than regular webpages.
Some blogs get indexed in as few as two to three days of submission.
Thus, the chances of getting approved by Google AdSense increases
• Blogs can be created at practically no cost – much cheaper than
commercial websites.
_____________
Further AdSense Resources
Whether you have one website or 100, RSS feeds or no, blogs or no, below is a
list of great tools, software, scripts, and other resources that can help you win in
your Google AdSense campaign.
Tools and Scripts
These are tools that would help you in a variety of areas such as seeing what
ads appear for specific keywords, tracking and analyzing clickthroughs and
revenue, scripts and much more.
AdSense Preview tool from Google – Preview your AdSense Ads
AdSense Desktop – Tool for analyzing Google AdSense statistics •
AdSenseLog – Another tool for analyzing AdSense stats •
AdSenseCharts – Chart generator for your statistics •
Revenue Checker for Google AdSense – Checks and monitors revenue •
Google AdSense Sandbox Tool – shows what Ads would appear for
specific keywords or content
•
AdSense Web Tool – similar to the one above •
AdSense Tracker – Statistical Analysis and tracking
• AdSense Monitor – AdSense tracking script
SysSense - A utility that puts your AdSense information in the Windows
system tray
•
AdSense Notifier – places AdSense information in a status bar •
AdSense™ Tracker - Another good tracking tool •
• Google AdSense Tracking Script – Another tracking script
AdSenseMasterFlex 2.0 - Script •
asRep: Google AdSense tracking script •
AdSense Information Websites and Tutorials
AssociatePrograms.com - AdSense Forum •
Digital Point - AdSense Forum •
Google AdSense Charts & Graphs •
Google AdSense Preview Tool •
Google AdSense Sandbox Tool •
GoogleRankings.com •
How to Boost Your AdSense Revenue •
JenSense - Making Sense of Contextual Advertising •
Search Engine Forums - Contextual Advertising Forums •
Search Engine Watch - AdSense Forum •
V7N Web Development Community - Google Forum •
Web Pro World - AdSense Forum •
Webmaster World - AdSense Forum •
Googlest
AdSense Do’s and Don’ts
Now that you know what AdSense is all about, we can offer the following do’s
and don’ts – which more or less summarizes everything we’ve said so far.
Do’s
The first rule of using AdSense is to follow their terms of service. Google has
exceptional monitoring ability, and if they find any violation of their TOS, your
account will be suspended, rendering all your efforts moot.
Consider having a number of informative pages about varying topics but with a
consistent theme for your website. That way you will have more ads to choose
from and can possibly maximize your CTR.
Use keywords to your advantage. Higher paying keywords will usually but not
always yield more rewards. Think relevance. Also use variations of keywords for
added advantage.
Provide unique information on your web pages. The more specific the content of
your website is, the more targeted your ads will be, and the more effective.
Always focus on providing good quality information!
Experiment with various ad formats on your web page and choose those that
suite your website. You can choose to display ads with different formats on one
page.
Position your ad block in such a way that the ad is visible and yet it does not put
off the readers. Ideally, place your ad in the top section of your webpage which
can be viewed without scrolling down.
Use the Google AdSense preview toolbar to your advantage and see how the
ads will appear on your website. Get a hands-on feel of how the visitor to your
website will view your web page.
Use Google channels and other external tracking software to evaluate your
performance on a routine basis.
Don’ts
Do not resort to fraudulent or deceptive means for generating clicks on the ads
that are on your page. Some of the methods that are prohibited by Google
AdSense are:
• Automated clicking programs
• Repeated manual clicks
• Using robots to generate clicks
• Clicking your own ads
• Tricking your visitors into clicking on your ads by using fraudulent means
Don’t have confusing layers of content. Content on your web page should not
hide the ad text and URL. At the same time, it is advisable that you use same
font type, size and color (background and font) for both the ads and the content
on your web pages so that your ad does not announce itself as an outside ad.
Ideally, your ad should look and feel like a part of your website.
Don’t have broken links on your site. Your website should not contain any broken
links and should be easily navigable. Also, the content on your web pages
should be informative, of high quality and the ads should be relevant to the
content.
Don’t have old or illegal information on your site. Be careful about outdated
information, plagiarized text and obscene or offensive material. Avoid using any
of these on your web pages.
Two More AdSense Opportunities: RSS and Blogs
Adding Google Ads to your RSS feeds
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) has gained huge popularity on the Internet.
RSS is an XML document format that organizes and stores news-like content
from various sources into one source. Think of it like a newswire service, the kind
of stuff that scrolls along the bottom of cable channels. A large percentage of the
“news” items you find on any website that is not a major news portal got there
through an RSS feed.
Google has introduced a specific program known as AdSense for RSS. Although,
it is under beta testing currently (mid 2005), you can join this program now and
start making money with it. RSS offers a variety of interesting content options
that most websites themselves can’t match.
Google AdSense for feeds has its own set of policies. These can be accessed at:
http://www.google.com/support/adsense/bin/answer.py?answer=20134 Like the
AdSense program, you must follow all guidelines in order to be accepted for the
AdSense for feeds program.
Placing AdSense ads on your Blogs
Blogs are similar to RSS feeds in concept except they usually have one author
rather than an aggregate of sources of the material they contain. Blogs (short for
Web logs) are simple webpages where you can write articles and other content
on a variety of topics, and both the famous and the unknown use these online
diaries to share their thoughts, post pictures, and so on. The public can view this
content and even comment on it in most cases.
Due to the considerable amount – and unlimited range – of content on Blogs, it
may make sense to place AdSense ads on them. In fact, it is much easier to
generate revenue from Blogs as compared to other web pages, at least in theory.
• First, blogs are full of content, most of which is original most of the time.
The content may not be “good” from a human reader perspective but it is usually “good” according to Google’s scans. Thus, getting approved by
Google AdSense may be easier.
• The content presented on the blog, in many cases, is quite diverse which,
unlike a website that needs to be “about something” can be excused by
the “everything and nothing” nature of most blogs. Consequently, the
possibility of Google finding targeted ads that are relevant may increase.
• Google AdSense works only with those websites that are already indexed
by Google. Blogs get indexed far more easily than regular webpages.
Some blogs get indexed in as few as two to three days of submission.
Thus, the chances of getting approved by Google AdSense increases
• Blogs can be created at practically no cost – much cheaper than
commercial websites.
_____________
Further AdSense Resources
Whether you have one website or 100, RSS feeds or no, blogs or no, below is a
list of great tools, software, scripts, and other resources that can help you win in
your Google AdSense campaign.
Tools and Scripts
These are tools that would help you in a variety of areas such as seeing what
ads appear for specific keywords, tracking and analyzing clickthroughs and
revenue, scripts and much more.
AdSense Preview tool from Google – Preview your AdSense Ads
AdSense Desktop – Tool for analyzing Google AdSense statistics •
AdSenseLog – Another tool for analyzing AdSense stats •
AdSenseCharts – Chart generator for your statistics •
Revenue Checker for Google AdSense – Checks and monitors revenue •
Google AdSense Sandbox Tool – shows what Ads would appear for
specific keywords or content
•
AdSense Web Tool – similar to the one above •
AdSense Tracker – Statistical Analysis and tracking
• AdSense Monitor – AdSense tracking script
SysSense - A utility that puts your AdSense information in the Windows
system tray
•
AdSense Notifier – places AdSense information in a status bar •
AdSense™ Tracker - Another good tracking tool •
• Google AdSense Tracking Script – Another tracking script
AdSenseMasterFlex 2.0 - Script •
asRep: Google AdSense tracking script •
AdSense Information Websites and Tutorials
AssociatePrograms.com - AdSense Forum •
Digital Point - AdSense Forum •
Google AdSense Charts & Graphs •
Google AdSense Preview Tool •
Google AdSense Sandbox Tool •
GoogleRankings.com •
How to Boost Your AdSense Revenue •
JenSense - Making Sense of Contextual Advertising •
Search Engine Forums - Contextual Advertising Forums •
Search Engine Watch - AdSense Forum •
V7N Web Development Community - Google Forum •
Web Pro World - AdSense Forum •
Webmaster World - AdSense Forum •
Googlest
The 5-Step Plan to Success in google adsense
Once you’re accepted, you want to maximize the opportunity. In this section, we
look at some of the most effective strategies for generating optimum revenue
from the Google AdSense program.
Step 1 - Formatting Ad Blocks
You can let Google decide for you the type of ads that will be displayed on your
webpage, but as the website publisher, you may be in a better position to decide
what ads suit the content of your website and how you would like them displayed.
To the extent possible, whether chosen by Google or you, make the ads seem
like part of the site itself.
Most internet marketing experts believe that the ads on your website have a high
probability of getting clicked if they blend in with the rest of the content of your
web page. Factors such as color scheme, font size and type, and the
appearance of your ad should match your web page. Borders are optional and
we think often you should opt out – why put a box around the ad that says “Hi!
I’m an ad!”?
Also, regardless of other design choices, text links should be blue. Why are text
links blue? For the same reason Henry Ford said of the Model-T “They can have
any color they want so long as it’s black.” They just are.
Though we think text ads are generally better than graphic ads, also known as
image ads, Google does offer them with the program.
Actually, you don’t need to struggle much with whether graphic ads or text will be
better on your pages, as Google’s technology will suggest whether an image ad
or a text ad will be more suitable and which will earn you maximum revenues
(since you earn part of they earn, they have motives to get this mix right).
However, it remains totally up to you whether you wish to run image ads or text-
based ads. You can select only image ads, or text ads or a combination of both these formats on your entire AdSense account or on one page at a time based
on your discretion.
look at some of the most effective strategies for generating optimum revenue
from the Google AdSense program.
Step 1 - Formatting Ad Blocks
You can let Google decide for you the type of ads that will be displayed on your
webpage, but as the website publisher, you may be in a better position to decide
what ads suit the content of your website and how you would like them displayed.
To the extent possible, whether chosen by Google or you, make the ads seem
like part of the site itself.
Most internet marketing experts believe that the ads on your website have a high
probability of getting clicked if they blend in with the rest of the content of your
web page. Factors such as color scheme, font size and type, and the
appearance of your ad should match your web page. Borders are optional and
we think often you should opt out – why put a box around the ad that says “Hi!
I’m an ad!”?
Also, regardless of other design choices, text links should be blue. Why are text
links blue? For the same reason Henry Ford said of the Model-T “They can have
any color they want so long as it’s black.” They just are.
Though we think text ads are generally better than graphic ads, also known as
image ads, Google does offer them with the program.
Actually, you don’t need to struggle much with whether graphic ads or text will be
better on your pages, as Google’s technology will suggest whether an image ad
or a text ad will be more suitable and which will earn you maximum revenues
(since you earn part of they earn, they have motives to get this mix right).
However, it remains totally up to you whether you wish to run image ads or text-
based ads. You can select only image ads, or text ads or a combination of both these formats on your entire AdSense account or on one page at a time based
on your discretion.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
A simple way to get FREE E-Books
Ebooks are now very essential contents on internet. It is very useful for students who dont study from books. Mostly students are fond of reading news, blogs and other things over internet. Ebooks are the best choice in these cases and it also boost the knowledge of students. some of the examples of ebooks web sites which are free and also secure are:
Free Ebooks
Free Ebooks collection
Free Ebooks
Free rapidshare and megaupload Ebooks
See there is one site above whose title is Free rapidshare and megaupload e-books. So what is rapidshare and megaupload. These are free and unlimited file hosting services where anyone can upload and download large files including MP3 songs, videos, games, software, ebooks, etc.
While Rapidshare and Megaupload are available only in the browser, there is one another file hosting alternative YouSendIt, which also has a desktop client that canresume uploads.
I have listed one website above which has divided its ebooks links into some category. These category helps the users to all the books for a given category and can have variety of books of same category. There is also one term TAG which is some what similar to category but has more significant in terms of Search Engine Optimization. Well Tags helps SEO and other bookmarking sites to categories the topics according to their relevancy. Following are the categories which you can find on these sites:
See there is one site above whose title is Free rapidshare and megaupload e-books. So what is rapidshare and megaupload. These are free and unlimited file hosting services where anyone can upload and download large files including MP3 songs, videos, games, software, ebooks, etc.
While Rapidshare and Megaupload are available only in the browser, there is one another file hosting alternative YouSendIt, which also has a desktop client that canresume uploads.
I have listed one website above which has divided its ebooks links into some category. These category helps the users to all the books for a given category and can have variety of books of same category. There is also one term TAG which is some what similar to category but has more significant in terms of Search Engine Optimization. Well Tags helps SEO and other bookmarking sites to categories the topics according to their relevancy. Following are the categories which you can find on these sites:
- Engineering Ebooks
- Medical Ebooks
- Computers Ebooks
- Hacking Ebooks
- magazine Ebooks
- Management Ebooks
- Medical Ebooks
- Java Ebooks
- Mathematics Ebooks
- Economics Ebooks
- Database Ebooks
- Test Ebooks
- Designing Ebooks
- Linux Ebooks
- Finance Ebooks
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Follow These Simple Steps to Book Publishing Success
Let's begin with the process that should commence before you write your first word. Begin by reading A LOT. Read both books you passionately love and books you can't seem to make it past page five. Then figure out what the author did in the book you loved, and what was wrong with in the book you couldn't finish. Write down these points so they are crystal clear to you. Read other people's books for inspiration and to
discover what you should avoid as a writer.
The next step is to plan out your book. Narrow down your subject, and then divide it into chapters. Each chapter should address a specific aspect of the problem your book is going to solve. In each chapter, break the specific aspect down into several parts. This will help your readers take in your information a bit at a time instead of overwhelming them with every bit of information clogging up the pages until they feel like they're about to go blind. It's not quite spoon-feeding the information to your readers, but it's close.
The next two steps are obvious. Write your book and then revise it. And then revise it again. And perhaps again. Of course, writing is extremely hard, and writing a book can seem like an impossible task. There are many books out there that give you guidelines to help you become familiar - and even love - the process of writing and revision. Find a number of books about writing. Better yet, find a number of books about writing the specific type of book you aspire to write. These can serve as roadmaps on your writing journey.
discover what you should avoid as a writer.
The next step is to plan out your book. Narrow down your subject, and then divide it into chapters. Each chapter should address a specific aspect of the problem your book is going to solve. In each chapter, break the specific aspect down into several parts. This will help your readers take in your information a bit at a time instead of overwhelming them with every bit of information clogging up the pages until they feel like they're about to go blind. It's not quite spoon-feeding the information to your readers, but it's close.
The next two steps are obvious. Write your book and then revise it. And then revise it again. And perhaps again. Of course, writing is extremely hard, and writing a book can seem like an impossible task. There are many books out there that give you guidelines to help you become familiar - and even love - the process of writing and revision. Find a number of books about writing. Better yet, find a number of books about writing the specific type of book you aspire to write. These can serve as roadmaps on your writing journey.
Monday, February 15, 2010
How to Write an Amazing Ebook
The hardest part of writing is the first sentence.
When you look at the whole project, it seems like an
impossible task. That's why you have to break it down
into manageable tasks. Think of climbing a mountain.
You are standing at the foot of it and looking up at
its summit vanishing into the clouds. How can you
possibly scale such an immense and dangerous mountain?
There is only one way to climb a mountain ? step by
step.
Now think of writing your ebook in the same light. You
must create it step by step, and one day, you will
take that last step and find yourself standing on the
summit with your head in the clouds.
The first thing you have to do, as if you actually
were a mountain climber, is to get organized. Instead
of climbing gear, however, you must organize your
thoughts. There are some steps you should take before
you begin. Once you've gone through the following
list, you will be ready to actually begin writing your
ebook.
Beginning Steps to Writing an ebook
First, figure out your ebook's working title. Jot down
a few different titles, and eventually, you'll find
that one that will grow on you. Titles help you to
focus your writing on your topic; they guide you in
anticipating and answering your reader's queries. Many
non-fiction books also have subtitles. Aim for clarity
in your titles, but cleverness always helps to sell
books ? as long as it's not too cute. For example,
Remedies for Insomnia: twenty different ways to count
sheep. Or: Get off that couch: fifteen exercise plans
to whip you into shape.
When you look at the whole project, it seems like an
impossible task. That's why you have to break it down
into manageable tasks. Think of climbing a mountain.
You are standing at the foot of it and looking up at
its summit vanishing into the clouds. How can you
possibly scale such an immense and dangerous mountain?
There is only one way to climb a mountain ? step by
step.
Now think of writing your ebook in the same light. You
must create it step by step, and one day, you will
take that last step and find yourself standing on the
summit with your head in the clouds.
The first thing you have to do, as if you actually
were a mountain climber, is to get organized. Instead
of climbing gear, however, you must organize your
thoughts. There are some steps you should take before
you begin. Once you've gone through the following
list, you will be ready to actually begin writing your
ebook.
Beginning Steps to Writing an ebook
First, figure out your ebook's working title. Jot down
a few different titles, and eventually, you'll find
that one that will grow on you. Titles help you to
focus your writing on your topic; they guide you in
anticipating and answering your reader's queries. Many
non-fiction books also have subtitles. Aim for clarity
in your titles, but cleverness always helps to sell
books ? as long as it's not too cute. For example,
Remedies for Insomnia: twenty different ways to count
sheep. Or: Get off that couch: fifteen exercise plans
to whip you into shape.
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Know Your product before You Sell It
Product knowledge is by far the most important key ingredient to posses when it comes to selling your product.
Before you sell your product, make sure you know it inside and out, you wouldn’t want to be caught without an answer if your prospect had a specific question.
Think about it, if you were interested in buying a product from someone and they couldn’t answer your simplest of questions about the product, how much faith would you have in it? Probably none.
Here are a few tips on how to get to know your product better:
1. Brochures and Literature
Obtain as much written information as you possibly can on your product. Read up on the features and benefits your product offers until you know them by heart. Keep reading until you can roll every detail off the tip of your tongue including any fee’s associated with the product.
Also, keep your brochures handy, open them up in front of your customer and go over the details of your product step by step. Customers love visuals.
2. Roll Play
Before you sell your product, make sure you know it inside and out, you wouldn’t want to be caught without an answer if your prospect had a specific question.
Think about it, if you were interested in buying a product from someone and they couldn’t answer your simplest of questions about the product, how much faith would you have in it? Probably none.
Here are a few tips on how to get to know your product better:
1. Brochures and Literature
Obtain as much written information as you possibly can on your product. Read up on the features and benefits your product offers until you know them by heart. Keep reading until you can roll every detail off the tip of your tongue including any fee’s associated with the product.
Also, keep your brochures handy, open them up in front of your customer and go over the details of your product step by step. Customers love visuals.
2. Roll Play
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