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The world’s best search engine Google has a very popular revenue-sharing program known as AdSense. It is a fast and easy way for web site publishers of all sizes to display relevant Google advertisements (ads) on their web site’s content pages and earn money from Google. Because the Google ads are related to what your visitors are looking for on your web site (or matched to the characteristics/interests of the visitors that your web pages content attracts), you finally have a way to both monetise and enhance your content pages to make some money from Google online.
With Google AdSense, it is also a way for web site publishers to provide Google web and site search functionalities to their site visitors, and at the same time, to earn some money by displaying Google ads on the search results pages.
Google also provides many useful tools for their publishers to increase traffic, provide smart analytics, or add interactivity to their web sites when you are accepted into their program, for example, Google Analytics.
So, how does Google AdSense work and how you can make money using Google AdSense? The concept is simple, if you go to Google.com and do a search for something, most of the time, you will see some “Sponsored Links” that appear on the top or right side of the screen that are relevant to what you have just searched for. Advertisers basically pay Google to display these ads and they are charged a pre-determined amount every time their ad gets clicked by an internet surfer. This is known as the Pay-Per-Click advertising in the industry, also known as PPC advertising for short.
With the Google AdSense program, your web site will also display these same, sponsored ads on your site, just like on the Google search engine, and you can get paid for it by Google for visitors’ clicks. Every time a Google ad is clicked on your site, you will receive a certain percentage of what Google receives from the advertiser. Once your account reaches $100, you’ll receive a check in the mail.
The Google AdSense program is free to join, and it combines pay-per-click (PPC) and pay-per-impression advertising – meaning that you get paid for valid clicks on the ads on your site or search results pages as well as impressions on your content pages. You will need to have a web site in order to apply for AdSense. (If you need a professional web site, check this out. You will get a free domain name with unlimited domains hosting with this! If you need help, contact me via this blog and I will show you how you can create a beautiful, professional, designer web site within 1 hour even if you do not know any technical skills like HTML! What I am going to show you have put some freelance designers out of job!
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If you already have your own web site, you can also implement AdSense on your web pages immediately after you have been approved by Google for the program.
Google will review your application and follow up with an email to you within 2 to 3 days of your AdSense sign-up. If you are accepted into the program, you can log in to your new Google Adsense account and get the HTML code to insert into your web pages. This is a very simple procedure to do so, hence do not worry about the technical implementation of the program on your web site.
However, I have a tip for you. Build up some contents on your web site or blog first before you apply to Google AdSense, if not, they will likely decline your application. Also, just for your information, there are some people who earn a 5-6 figures income from Google every month just from Google AdSense alone!
You can sign up for Google AdSense using the banner link below:
Search giant Google has acquired GrandCentral Communications for an undisclosed sum.GrandCentral lets users of its software combine all their phone numbers and voicemail boxes under one phone number so they can manage various phone features online. Once the user clicks on the number, GrandCentral calls the user’s designated phone and then connects it to the number from the address book.
Last week rumors of the acquisition swirled online.
At the time, a GrandCentral spokesman said he couldn’t comment on the rumors.
Google just made the announcement on its blog.
Source:
July 05, 2007
telecomasia.net
(InfoWorld Daily via NewsEdge)
Click here for details
FeedBurner will make a couple of announcements very soon as a direct result of its acquisition by Google. This means that Feedburner can now afford to offer more of its premium features for free.
TotalStats and MyBrand, both previously for-pay services, are now being offered at no charge. And with FeedBurner Stats PRO, you can see the number of people that have clicked on the individual content items in your feed, and also obtain the context of your Reach, which estimates the number of subscribers that interacted with your feed content, on a daily basis. MyBrand is also offered at the PRO level, and lets you in a sense, brand your feed URL (mysite.com/feed rather than feeds.feedburner.com/mysite).
Previous PRO customers will not be charged as of June 2007, and those that sign up for new Feedburner accounts will also reap the benefits of having these existing tools now offered for free, as indicated by the PRO badge next to their feeds.
Now you know why I love Google so much! Whenever they acquire a service-based company, very often than not, they will turn those paid services to free services for all after they acquired the company!
Check out the details here !
In part 1 of my “How To Track Traffic To Your Web Site” series, I have introduced to you Google Analytics. Now, I am going to introduce you to another popular and free service known as the StatCounter.
StatCounter is a free yet reliable, invisible web tracker, that provides highly configurable hit counter and real-time detailed web stats. You only need to sign up and insert a simple piece of code on your web page or blog and you will be able to analyse and monitor all the visitors to your website in real-time for free!
StatCounter is a fast, responsive, quick loading and reliable service. And it allows Invisible Tracking – so, you will see no ads on your web site.
StatCounter’s accurate real-time website statistics with detailed visitor tracking and analysis helps you to discover where your traffic are coming from!
Some of their key features include:
- Invisible or Visible Counter – your choice!
- Custom Summary Stats based on all your visitors
- Highly detailed Analysis of your pageloads
- Manage multiple sites from one account
- Discover:
- what keywords visitors use to find your site
- your most popular pages
- links used to reach your site
- what countries your visitors come from
- how visitors navigate through your site
- and much more!
- Email reports
- And MUCH more!
I am using StatCounter, in conjunction with Google Analytics to have a better understanding of the traffic coming to all my web sites and blog! You can try using it too!
To sign up, you can go to http://www.statcounter.com for more information!
There are many ways to track the traffic to the web site. Some of them are free, some are paid services.
Why do you want to track your traffic? The reason is simple: So that you can know where does most of the traffic to your web site is coming from, and you may want to spend on time on targetting the places that are bringing you the most traffic to give you the best results. Capitalise on the best methods and drop those ineffective methods after you have tested them out!
This is especially important if you are paying for your advertising and you want to make sure that you stretch your limited advertising dollars to the maximum for best ROI results.
Today, I will talk about Google Analytics, a free traffic tracking services from Google that is available to all advertisers, publishers, and site owners.
Google Analytics helps you find out what keywords attract your most desirable prospects, what advertising copy pulled the most responses, and what landing pages and content make the most money for you.
It is easy to use for novice marketers, while delivering all of the capabilities that experienced web analytics professionals expect.
Google Analytics helps to track all online campaigns, from emails to keywords, regardless of search engine or referral source.
It also has all the features you would expect from a high-end analytics offering. It provides tightly integrated AdWords support as well, so you can view AdWords ROI metrics without having to import cost data or add keyword tracking codes.
I am using this for myself as well and I love it, especially when it gives me information about where my traffic are coming from so that I can focus my time on what has been working for me. The best part of it is that Google Analytics is FREE!!
You can sign up here for Google Analytics.
A virus has been detected in a Grand Theft Auto mod video that’s being spread on YouTube.
While it’s still safe to view the video directly on YouTube’s website, following the external link posted in the video and downloading the subsequent “Grand Theft Auto” mod will infect your computer. The most recent video to carry the virus is called “Hood Life” and has surprised some with its ability to infect any computers at all, given the extremely poor quality of the video itself, leaving people to wonder why it’s being downloaded in the first place. It certainly doesn’t look like anything that would be remotely affiliated with the rather graphic video game.
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Here is a trick on how to insert YouTube video into your WordPress blog! Cool stuff!
See the video here…
Like it? Leave your comments! I spent 10-12 hours online these days playing with all these Internet Marketing stuff! Show me some appreciation, will you?
AdSense has announced that they are expanding the previously closed beta Referrals 2.0 program to be available to all AdSense publishers. This newly expanded Referrals is going to take a while for publishers to get their heads around but the basics of the expansion are that now instead of only being able to recommend and earn money from a handful of Google related products that you’ll now be able to refer your readers to thousands of products on a CPA basis (ie you get paid when your reader takes some action specified by the advertiser (like buy something).
Check this out:
http://www.problogger.net/archives/2007/06/29/adsense-launch-referrals-20
Apple iPhone features an amazing mobile phone, which is touted as the best iPod that Apple has ever created. Apple iPhone puts the Internet in your pocket with rich HTML email, web browsing, searching and maps.
With its revolutionary multi-touch user interface, Apple wants to make the iPhone easy to use.
Apple iPhone syncs with your PC or Mac just like an iPod, therefore organising your content now will help you start calling, texting, emailing, surfing, listening, and watching even faster when you get your iPhone when it launches.

The world is now eagerly anticipating the arrival of the Apple iPhone when it launches on 29 June 2007.
Analysts are predicting very positive sales figures for the latest offering from Apple, the iPhone.
A lot of people are waiting to get their hands on the iPhone when it launches, will you be one of those who will buy the iPhone as soon as it launches on 29 June 2007?
Who else wants a free Apple iPhone? Me, of course. Buy me an iPhone and I will teach you how to make money online until you make your first dollar! So, remember to contact me if you want to buy and give me an iPhone!
Note: Images of Apple iPhone are copyrights of Apple Inc.
Update:Â Apple iPhone launches today!
Great post! That is why I love Firefox so much! It is so easily expandable!
Check out:
http://mashable.com/2007/06/19/social-networking-firefox
I will cover social networking and bookmarking sites in details later in my traffic generation series on my blog. Do bookmark my site!






