Saturday, August 27, 2011

How to Cancel Mail Goggles





1. Log in to your Gmail account.
2. Click 'Settings' located in the upper right corner.

3. Click 'Labs' located within the settings menu choices.
4. Locate 'Google Goggles' from the menu choices.
5. Click the 'Disable' radial located next to 'Google Goggles.'
6. Click 'Save Changes' located in the lower left of the page.

How to Block Google With Meta Tags





1. Open an editable version of your website's header HTML code. This code includes the
and
tags.
2. Insert the following line of code immediately after
if you want to block all search engines, including Google:


3. Insert the following code right after
if you want to block only Google:

4. Save or publish your changes.

Friday, August 26, 2011

How to Blog at SocialSpark





1. Login to SocialSpark. If you don't already have a SocialSpark account, click 'Get Started' in the upper right hand corner of the SocialSpark web site. Once you are logged in, click 'Account' and then 'Create a Blogger Account' to set up your blog's profile.
2. Select 'Marketplace' from any page on SocialSpark. From there, click 'Browse Opportunities.' This brings up the opportunities search page. Here you can choose between Sponsored Posts, Blog Sponsorship or Spark.

3. Choose 'Sponsored Post' to see sponsored post opportunities. These are opportunities where you will post a unique sponsored post on your blog based on the advertiser's guidelines. The advertiser pays for each post published in this manner.
4. Click 'Blog Sponsorship' to see blog sponsorship opportunities. These are opportunities where an advertiser sponsors a blog via video, images or text on a daily basis.
5. View Spark opportunities by clicking on 'Spark.' Sparks are posts that don't pay anything, but offer something else, such as a backlinks, in exchange for a post.
6. Verify that you are eligible for the opportunity you are interested in. Next to 'Qual' in the opportunity summary you will see a red or green square. Green means you're eligible, red means you aren't.
7. Fill out the form on the 'Submit' page to submit your post for review.

Thursday, August 25, 2011

How to Create a Holistic Website





1. Decide what type of holistic website you want. Do you want to create a blog, a store or a combination of both? Are you going to promote your personal expertise, experience and/or the knowledge of others?
2. Determine the layout of your holistic website. Do you want one page or multiple pages? Do you want to use advertisements, and where do you want to place them? Should you use a standard blog or magazine-style layout?

3. Determine what will make your holistic website unique, the target audience you are attempting to reach, your vision and your goals for the website.
4. Create a specific niche for your holistic website by using keywords. For example, instead of creating a general holistic website, focus on one specific aspect of holistic medicine and treatment. Potential niches can include holistic medicine, holistic treatment, aromatherapy, yoga and other topics.
5. Research your niche keywords using Google AdSense. Verify the level of traffic the keywords are receiving on a monthly basis. If the traffic level is 1,000 or less, you may want to reevaluate the keywords you selected.
6. Search for the keywords in quotes using Google to determine the number of competing websites. Narrow your niche accordingly. For example, if you type in 'holistic healing,' there are more than 150,000 competing websites. But if you type in 'holistic healing and aromatherapy,' there are only 16,000 competing websites. The less competition you have the more likely people are to find your website.
7. Create a unique domain name for your holistic website using the keywords created during Step 6.
8. Purchase a domain name and hosting. Some sites to consider are GoDaddy, Hostgator, BlueHost and 11. Consider the price of the domain name, hosting and other features before you make a purchase. If you are unsure what is involved in this process, talk to a customer service representative.
9. Set up your holistic website. You can do this yourself or you may want to consider using a web design service if you are unfamiliar with web design and programming.

How to Make Money at Home Using a .Ws Domain





1. Get yourself a .ws domain name. Make sure you know what your niche is, because if you want to make money online, your .ws domain name should be easy to remember and focused on a certain subject. If I am selling flea medicine for animals, I might pick something like nomorefleas.ws or fleafree.ws--something catchy.
2. Build your website. Your website needs relevant content that your readers will enjoy. The content should be specific and leave them wanting to return to your site for more info. Make sure you add appropriate pictures.

3. Add Google AdSense. A great way to make money off your .ws domain name is to add Google AdSense and collect money from each click you get. You only have to set the ads up once, and then you can earn from them month after month. Google sends a check each month your account reaches $100.
4. Add pay-per-lead (PPL) ads. Sites like ShareASale, MaxBounty and TrafficPayouts all allow you to place PPL ads. That means whenever someone clicks on the ad and fills out their information, you earn money. Pay-per-leads usually get you $1 to $4 per lead. It's very profitable.
5. Advertise your .ws domain name. You can use paid and free advertising methods. The more you advertise, the more visitors you will get and the more money you will make. Here are some methods you can use: signatures in forums, article marketing, social bookmarking, social networking, Yahoo Groups, Google AdWords, banner advertising, email marketing, traffic exchanges and ListJoe.
6. Update your .ws site frequently and focus on getting links back to your site. This and advertising are the key means to success. Be persistent until you are making the kind of income you are looking for.

How to Be Searchable on Google





1. Visit Google's URL submission page. Enter your URL and comments about the importance of your website in the designated boxes. Type in the verification code and submit to request an addition to Google's index.
2. Add photos to your website and add descriptions to the images. If people search for the subject of these images through Google Image search, they may visit your website. This is the same for videos and music files. Be sure you comply with copyright laws if you use any images on your website. Make sure you use keywords in the caption or cutline as search engines do not read images.

3. Use keywords within your text that draw viewers to your website. Use language that is clear and easy to understand. The best words to use in your text are common language search terms. If you run a news site or blog use headlines that contain current events or celebrities if relevant. Make your content interesting and informative so when your website appears in the Google search results people will click your link to read the information.
4. Create accurate, unique page titles to describe your content for viewers and for Google. Make titles short and descriptive. Create a meta tag for each page using Google's content tools to describe each page for search engines in two sentences or a short paragraph. This description may be displayed in search results. Use keywords in the headline, your subhead and the first two sentences of your story. Do not 'stuff' an article with keywords.
5. Build inbound and outbound links to related sites. To sift out junk sites Google evaluates the quality of links to see if they match the content of your site. Build inbound links within the content of your pages. Spread your outbound links throughout every page and not just concentrated on a few pages.
6. Whether your site is large or small, use a site map. This helps your viewers and Google. The site map should be linked to every page on your site so that search engine robots can find your content and add it to the index.

How to Purchase Income Producing Websites





1. Ask the website owner for full website visitor statistics. Look at the number of unique visitors over time. Select a site where unique visitors increase or at least remain stable over time as this indicates steady website traffic. In addition, analyze how long visitors stay on the website and where traffic originates.
2. Ask for the website's profit statements and analyze earning trends. Look for websites that show an increase in profit over a number of years. Take into account seasonal trends that may affect earnings, such as holiday seasons. For example, a gift website may consistently see a rise in earnings in November and December. This rise in earnings does not indicate that website profits are increasing on a general basis.

3. Ask the website owner for a list of operating expenses. Evaluate how much money the website brings in, compared to the amount of money it takes to operate. For example, you earn full website profit if a website runs on its own and does not require any additional work. If the website requires constant updates, fresh content and regular maintenance, then the profit decreases because of the money needed to run the site.
4. Inquire about customer lists or email marketing lists and whether the website will sell these assets along with the site. These lists increase the value of the website as people who already know and trust a website will likely revisit the site or purchase products in the future.
5. Check how many websites link to the website. You can run a simple backlink search by inputting the word 'link:' followed by website URL in most major search engines. Look for sites with quality links that come from high-traffic websites in the same niche category as the site you are looking to purchase.
6. Evaluate the search engine ranking of site-related keywords in major search engines as good search engine placement will bring in web traffic and eventual profits in the future. Take into account the age of the website. Search engine rankings increase over time, so a new site may not rank well even if a website integrates all search engine optimization techniques.

Wednesday, August 24, 2011

How to Find a URL for TV Channels





1. Navigate to the Channel Surfing website to find URLs for TV Channels. Channel Surfing is a cost-free website that delivers a wide array of URLs for sports, movie, cable and network stations. To use this website, browse through the list of TV channel URLs displayed on the page and click on the URL you would like to view. Thereafter, click play on the new window that will open and begin watching the TV channel you selected.
2. Go to the Freee TV website and find URLs for TV channels from around the world. Freee TV is a free-to-use web service that gives you access to a multitude of channels showcasing kids, entertainment, sports, movies, music, religious, weather and financial programming. When using Freee TV, you can access TV channels by category, or by country. These options are displayed on the left side of the Freee TV home page. Once you have clicked on your preferred option, you will get a list of URLs. Click on the URL of the channel you would like to view and then click 'Play' to watch the channel you selected.

3. Visit the TVU Networks website and use its free service to access URLs for TV Channels. With TVU Networks you will need to download the free TVUPlayer to be able to access TV channels. You can accomplish this by clicking on the 'Install Now' tab displayed on the TVU Networks home page, and follow the installation prompts. Once you have downloaded the TVUPlayer, you will be able to access URLs for different TV channels. On this website you'll have access to categorized stations that will be displayed on the player. To watch any TV channel, simply browse through the list of networks showcased on the right side of the TVUPlayer and click on the one you want to watch.

How to Make a Cool Website





1. Decide on the layout. How many columns should the pages have? Do you want a header image or would you rather leave the top portion of the site blank? Will there be ads on the page from sites such as Google's Adsense? Will you want a blog or photo gallery? Many website providers (Google, Yahoo, Webs, etc.) use a WYSIWYG ('what you see is what you get') engine. Instead of learning copious amounts of code and how to make tables in HTML, these Web hosts make it so you can visually see what you're changing.
2. Use sites such as Color Combos (see Reference 1) to play around with your color pallet. You can also type 'web color chart' in Google and look at the sites listed there as well. Color is an important component of a website. Some combinations are visually appealing while others could send your visitors running away. You'll notice on these sites that the colors don't have names, but six-digit numbers. These are color codes and what your Web host may ask for when you want to change the colors. For example, the default for white is FFFFFF, and the default for black is 000000. Play with the pallet until you see something you like and write down the numbers of those colors.

3. Brand yourself. Add a logo to your website created either by yourself or a Web designer and place it on the pages of your site. Your visitors will notice the logo and connect it to whatever products or services you offer. Make sure the logo stands out from your color pallet. Branding also has a lot to do with the way your writing comes across the screen. Keep it short, simple and professional.
4. Decide what pages your site will need. Your main page should welcome visitors and customers, explain what you offer and possibly provide an update or two on what the company's doing. In addition to that, do you want a blog? How about a photo gallery? Don't forget to add a 'contact us' page so visitors can reach you with any questions. If this is a personal site, you can add a biography as well as a recent photo.
5. Write up your content in a word processor using its spell checker. Nothing looks worse than typos on a live website. Once they're clear of spelling errors you can add the text to your pages and publish to the Web. Try and avoid publishing your website until it's complete. Visiting an unfinished website can be frustrating, especially if the visitor wants to learn more when that additional information isn't available.

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

How to Place an Ad on Google





1. Click on the 'Sign Up For Google AdWords' link in the Resources section of this article.
2. Click on the 'Create a New Account' button.

3. Enter your account details, including a valid email address. Choose a password and click 'Create Account.'
4. Select your country of residence, time zone and preferred payment currency from the appropriate drop down menus. Click 'Continue.'
5. Wait for AdWords to send an email message to the address you provided during registration. When this email arrives, verify the address by clicking on the link within the message.
6. A new Web page or browser tab will open, telling you that your email address has been confirmed. Click the link the says 'Click here to continue.'
7. Click 'Create your first campaign.'
8. Enter the details for your campaign (the campaign is the ad or ads you wish to place). Choose a name for the campaign and tell AdWords which countries and regions in which you would like your ad to appear.
9. Confirm that 'All available sites and devices' is selected under the 'Networks, devices and extensions' option. This setting is the default setting and should be changed only by advanced users.
10. Set a daily budget by entering a whole dollar amount in the appropriate text box. Select whether you'd like to pay a set price (bid) when someone clicks on your ad, or whether you'd like AdWords to try to automatically determine the best price (bid) for your ad.
11. Create an ad. Google AdWords ads are made up of: A headline, two lines of text, a display URL (short version) and an actual URL (full version).
12. Select 10-20 keywords that are specifically related to your ad.
13. Click 'Save and Continue to Billing.'
14. Select the country where your billing address is located from the drop down menu and click 'Continue.'
15. Choose your billing method. 'Postpay billing' charges your credit card or bank account once ads are run and clicked on, while 'Prepay billing' charges your credit card and creates an AdWords balance to be used to pay for your ads. There is no particular advantage to either method, so choose the one works best for you and click 'Continue.'
16. Read the Google AdWords Terms and Conditions. If you understand and agree to them, click 'yes, I agree,' and then 'Continue.'
17. Enter your credit card or bank account information, then click 'Save and Activate.' Your AdWords account is now active, and the ad you created will begin running on the network as soon as it is approved.

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