Why do you need to maximize your Adsense earnings? Why should you care about multiple sources of income? Why bother about creating sister articles? [Read more...]
First Adsense Check Has Arrived–HubPages Rocks
March 11, 2011 Leave a Comment
First of all, this article is not about HubPages. However, it will contain how much I earned from HubPages and the amount is awesome in itself for the first check. I hope you realize the pleasure and relief of receiving your first check. [Read more...]
How to check Dofollow or Nofollow sites quickly?
September 3, 2010 Leave a Comment
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All of you (who are in article marketing field, whether via blogs or websites) know the importance of a dofollow tag in a hyperlink. If you want to rank better in google than you would want to promote your articles on a dofollow site rather than a nofollow site.
The benefit here is that if the site has a high PR (page rank) in Google then you will get the benefit as well. Google will see your link in their pages and then, will index your site even better.
This will only happen if the site doesn’t put ‘nofollow’ in their hyperlink tags.
If you want to search whether a site is nofollow or dofollow, then here’s a tip for you.
Open the site’s homepage and right click on a blank space and choose ‘View Source’. This will show you the source code for that website, then press ‘CTRL + F’. This will open the word finder of your browser. This is the default shortcut for all windows based internet browsers.
Type ‘Nofollow’ or ‘Dofollow’ and if the word is there (anyone of them), then there you have it.
The site will apply Nofollow tag with your links if you find too many ‘Nofollow’ in the source code of the website and if you find too many ‘Dofollow’, then the site will share the link juice or benefit with you.
Within seconds, you can determine whether the site would show your articles (with links to your blog or website) with Dofollow or Nofollow tag or not.
Stay optimized friends.
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How well is John Chow’s Affiliate Marketing System?
March 17, 2010 2 Comments
If you have subscribed to John Chow’s website ‘www.johnchow.com‘ then you would have already got his post that was published the day before yesterday, How to really make money with Click Bank (or any other affiliate network). Well I am here to put some views on it. I just felt that I should. So here it is.
This post, which is 2300 words long (as per John Chow), can be considered as a small summary of his top quality ebook on Affiliate Marketing, i.e. Make Money Online. If you are that type of person who doesn’t want to read long ebooks then this post is very well suited for you.
The main advantage that you will get when you go through this post is, it’s very simple and best of all, it is stepwise. John Chow has made this post very much like a hyperlink to his ebook. Don’t get the wrong idea, it doesn’t need you to click anywhere else. It’s just a miniature of his ebook, that’s all.
This post focuses on 7 points and these are main chores to complete if you want to become a good affiliate marketer:-
- Choose a series of Clickbank products in the same niche to promote
- Create a free eBook about the niche to give away
- Create a squeeze page offering the free ebook
- Send traffic to the squeeze page
- Capture the lead coming to the squeeze page
- Deploy email auto responders with the Clickbank products
- Watch the money rack up in your Clickbank account
John Chow did not put a lot of confusing words in these points, they are just simple to follow chores that can lead you to become a powerful affiliate marketer.
Right now, i would say that my little review is not complete because I’ve yet to try his formula or what he refers as ‘A (Click Bank) Affiliate Model that Works’.
By mentioning click bank throughout this post, he doesn’t mean that it won’t work on other affiliate products. The source doesn’t matter, it obviously doesn’t matter from where you are getting your product, what matters is that you must follow each step carefully and sincerely.
I may not be an affiliate marketer and I am definitely not. But I’ve been doing several tests with the life around me and they have taught me just one thing. And I can assure you that many successful will definitely agree with me. The thing is, ‘If you can’t enjoy what you do, you won’t feel the pleasure from the results it would bring you’!
P.S. – If you don’t get what John Chow wants to tell you (a most rare case), then all you have to do is put each of his points in your daily life. You’ll understand them for sure.
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