With all the monthly memberships, $97 eBooks, $5000 seminars on how to make it big on the Internet, one would get the fast impression that you have to spend a LOT of money to learn how to make money online.
If you sell products through your blog or website, whether as an affiliate or whether these are your own products, it’s important that you understand the FTC’s new rules so that you can be in compliance with them – or as much in compliance as is humanly possible.
Have you ever wondered what to do when people use your RSS feed to scrape (automatically copy) your blog content directly onto their site? How do you ensure that they don’t rank higher in the search engines for that article than you do?
The introduction of online social media might be one of the most revolutionary changes to hit the planet since the invention of bread. This video shows why.
Chitika is a great way to add monetization to an existing blog, even if it is already monetized with another program. You can add Chitika ads to your site without worrying crowding too many adds around your content (keep reading to see why I say this).
It doesn’t hurt to get credit where credit is due. You could be losing some valid backlinks, if you use a service such as Feedburner to manage your RSS feeds. But that’s easy to fix.
You might not be fully and 100% aware of everyone you are linking to. You could even be linking to a bad-neighborhood site without realizing it. There are a few ways this can happen.
Even if you’re not able to survey every one of your website visitors to ask them what they think of your site and how they reacted to the different pages, there is still a substantial amount of feedback you can obtain indirectly, through Google Analytics.
If you use Feedburner to manage your RSS Feeds, and to allow people to receive email updates whenever you post on your blog, you might have noticed that the subject line of subscription emails doesn’t tell your readers much about the content of your latest post.
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New WordPress Plugin, Get Free Stock Photographs for your Blog
By Anna on October 12, 2009
Pictures and images give more life to your blog posts, are more professional, and draw more attention from readers and browsers. But have you ever been frustrated, wanting to use more images to illustrate your posts, but not wanting to spend the money on buying stock photos?