Monday, May 28, 2012

How to Use Google Adwords Keyword Tool





1. Navigate to the Google AdWords keyword tool website. Limited use of the keyword tool is free and no registration is required. However, access to the important cost-per-click information is available only to those individuals with a free Google AdWords account. Type a keyword or phrase in the indicated box or enter your website or blog URL into the 'Website' box. Type in the security code and click on the 'Search' button.
2. A list of keywords appears. Go to the 'Columns' tab and select 'Approximate CPC.' This adds a column to the keywords showing how much money you can make using that keyword. Key words with large dollar figures are desirable.

3. Then look at the 'Local Monthly Searches' and 'Global Monthly Searches' to see how many people searched for that word. Choose high pay-per-click terms that also display a large monthly search volume and use them in your article, website, or blog to you get more views and income.

How to Make a Website for Google AdSense





1. Create a website plan. With a word processor, or simply pen and paper, write down the main information pages or topics that your website will cover. To help optimize your website for ad revenue, you can research keywords using Google's keyword research tool. The keyword research tool will tell you what topics are valuable based on number of searches and cost per click information. Focus on keywords with comparatively high search volume and cost per click in order to help maximize your ad revenue.
2. Produce content for your website. Explore producing images, audio, video and text articles. Using your website plan and the keywords you came up with, produce content centered around the most valuable keywords you identified. Select content types that will be best suited for conveying your information. For example, an information-dense technical topic may be suited to text articles, while a visual topic may be better presented using images or videos.

3. Make your website. There are two approaches to making a website: content management systems, such as WordPress, and hand-coding. Hand-coding offer greater flexibility, but is a technically involved approach. Content management systems are not as flexible as hand-coding, but typically offer an easy-to-use interface for making website pages. In the hand-coded approach, you'll need to enter HTML code for your website pages in a text editor, such as Notepad. With a content management system, you can simply type (or upload) content without having to enter HTML directly.
4. Place AdSense ads on your website pages. Access your AdSense account and build new ad units using the ad unit creation tool within the AdSense interface. With a hand-coded site, you'll need to copy the ad unit code from the AdSense interface and paste the code into your page files. To place ads on pages in a content management system, you may need to first install an AdSense plugin (or add on module) using the content management system control panel. Then, use the plugin to place AdSense ad units into your website pages or posts.
5. Publish your website. With the hand-coded approach, use an FTP utility to transfer your website files to your web hosting service. With a content management system, you can publish pages by simply pressing the 'Publish' button or equivalent on the page control panel.

Thursday, May 24, 2012

How to Turn off the Network in Google AdWords





1. Open the Google AdWords homepage in your Internet browser (adwords.google.com). Type in your Google account email address and password, and then click the 'Sign In' button to log in to your AdWords account interface.
2. Click on the 'Campaigns' tab, and then click on the name of the campaign you want to edit.

3. Click on the 'Settings' tab for the selected campaign to show all the available options for the campaign.
4. Click the 'Edit' link next to 'Networks' in the 'Networks and Devices' area. Click on the check box next to 'Display Network' to clear the box and deselect the display network option.
5. Click on the 'Save' button to store the new setting. A yellow box will appear at the top of the screen to confirm the setting has been saved. There may be a short delay before the ads stop appearing on the display network.

How to Move Tabs in a Thesis Theme





1. Log into your WordPress dashboard for the site that is running the Thesis theme, if you have not already done so.
2. Click on 'Thesis' from your list of menu options on the sidebar. This will make a drop down menu appear underneath the Thesis heading.

3. Click on 'Site Options' to be taken to the main site options for the Thesis theme. Once there, scroll to the right to 'Navigation Menu.'
4. Look under that heading for 'Pages.' Once you see it, click on the ' ' that is located beside it. A drop-down menu appears that shows all of your navigation tabs as they are ordered on your site.
5. Move your mouse over the listed navigation tabs, and you will notice that your cursor changes to a crosshairs. Once you are over a tab that you want to move, click with your mouse to select it, and drag it to where you want it in the list. Release your mouse button to drop it in place.
6. Save your settings by clicking 'Save.'

Tuesday, May 22, 2012

How to Add a Podcast RSS Feed to Google





1. Log in.
2. Go to the home page.

3. Click on 'Add Stuff.'
4. Enter the URL of your podcast in the text field provided, or click on the 'Information for Feed Owners' link and follow the directions.

Monday, May 21, 2012

How to Replace the Footer in a Thesis Theme





1. Log into the administration dashboard of your site that is running the Thesis theme.
2. Click on 'Plugins' on the sidebar and then click on the 'Install Plugins' tab. In the search box, type 'Thesis OpenHook' and click 'Search.' Click on 'Install' when it appears on the screen to install it to your site.

3. Click on 'Activate' to activate this plugin once you have it installed. When you do this, you will see it appear under the 'Appearance' menu on the sidebar. Click on it from there to see your editing options.
4. Scroll down the page until you see the 'Footer' heading followed by a large text box.
5. Enter in your custom footer in the text box by 'Footer' and click on the save button when you are done. This replaces your footer with the new customized footer.

How to Trace an Originating IP





1. Locate the header information in the email you wish to trace. This will look like a confusing mass of undecipherable text, easily distinguishable from the easy-to-read body of the email, but will end with something like 'Content-transfer-encoding ...' You will probably have to enable viewing this information, but the procedure for this differs between programs and services.For example, in Gmail, you click the arrow by 'reply' and select 'show original.' In Yahoo, you click 'actions' and then 'few full headers.' In Outlook, you click 'internet headers' in the 'message options' window.
2. Copy the headers by selecting the text and pressing CTRL C. If you select too much, that is alright; most look-up tools will ignore anything extra. In fact, you could press CTRL A to select everything and then CTRL C to copy it all, and it will still work in most trace tools.

3. Visit a trace tool site such as Find-IP-Address, What Is My IP Address or IP Address Location.
4. Paste the copied header information into the rectangular box on the tool page. You may also need to enter the 'captcha' security text to verify you are a real person. Press enter or submit. The tool will display the textual and/or visual location of the originator's IP.

How to Create a Pay for Click Website





Building Custom Software
1. Create a database table with link records. Add database records to track how many times a link has been clicked on your website. Track any other relevant information, such as time and date of clicks and information about visitor.
2. Design a software module to track clicks. As a visitor clicks on a link on your website, the software module will record each click in the database and then redirect the visitor to the appropriate page on the advertiser's website.

3. Make website pages connected to the software module. In order for the software module to operate, it must be invoked by code on a website page. The code on your website pages specifies the software module name and also passes a value (or parameter) to the software module indicating which link has been clicked.
4. Test the website pages and software module. Once you've built the software module and website pages, access them via a web server, either on your local machine or on your website hosting account. If you are going to access the pages and software module on your website server, then you'll need to upload the page files and software files to your website server using an FTP utility.
Off-the-Shelf Software Approach
5. Select a pay per click software package. Choose a package that meets your needs. For example, select a package that will be compatible with the language your site is written and also compatible the database and type of hosting account that you are using.
6. Install the pay per click software package. This may be as simple as uploading files to your website hosting account, or may involve a more intricate process of actually installing software on your website server.
7. Configure the pay per click software. Select the settings you need for your website. Add your advertiser link records.
Publishing and Promoting
8. Publish the website. If your website is a hand-coded (written in HTML by hand) site, you'll need to transfer your page files to your website hosting account using FTP. If you are using a content management system, then simply publish your pages according to the instructions provided by your CMS publisher.
9. Track website clicks and charge your advertisers. Keep records of your clicks and provide reports to your advertisers.
10. Attract new visitors and advertisers. Use search engine optimization or other techniques such as pay per click to attract new visitors. Also, be sure that your website includes an invitation to new advertisers.

Sunday, May 20, 2012

How to Insert a PowerPoint Into a Google Page





1. Prepare the PowerPoint presentation. Try to keep it simple for the conversion process, especially if you don't own conversion tools. Limit the amount of animations, transitions and audio.
2. Convert the PowerPoint presentation to Flash. You can do it manually if you have programming experience. Or you can use a free converter if your presentation is simple. If the presentation is more complex and you are going to be making a lot of conversions, you may want to consider purchasing a converter such as PPT2Flash.

3. Set up your Google Page for the PowerPoint. Set up a Google Page or log into your existing Google Page account. If you have a Gmail account you already have access to a Google Page, but you may not have set it up yet.
4. Click on the 'Upload' link on the right side of the screen. Click 'Browse' to find the converted PowerPoint file. Click on the file's name and choose 'Open.' Click on the new link that appears in the 'Upload' box. Copy the URL of that link that opens to your clipboard.
5. Go to the Google Page where you plan to insert the PowerPoint. Click in the section where you intend to put the PowerPoint show. Locate the 'Edit HTML' link in the lower right corner of the screen. Click on it.
6. Insert the following HTML code into the box that opens:




7. Change 'URL of the uploaded flash file' to the URL you copied to the clipboard in Step 4. Preview the Google Page and if all is correct, publish it.

How to make money with Google Ad Sense





1.

For example: I have a website that I sell dog t-
shirts from: www.cafePress.com/fashionpug
If I want to make extra income from ads on my web-
site, I sign up for Google AdSense. Google Adsense
then gives me an HTML code that I enter on my
dog t-shirt website. Now, ads begin to appear on my
website that are related to my site's content.
The example below shows some Google AdSense
ads on my dog t-shirt website:
2. Ads Relate to Content.
As you can see, all of the ads are
related to dogs, and may be help-
ful and interesting to people who
are visiting a dog t-shirt website. If
someone is interested in dog jew-
elry, they might click the ad that
says 'Dog Gifts Collectibles.'
When they click that ad, I will earn
a profit. I earn a profit every time
an ad is clicked.

3. When They Click,
You Earn.
It's that easy to earn money with
Google AdSense, and you don't
have to worry about selling a
product or inventory, etc. Once
you set up your Ad Sense account,
Google takes care of the rest. It's
basically a 'hands off' money-making system. It is
a great way to earn extra passive income on your
website or blog.
4. How Much Profit Can I Make?
Let's say I earn an average of $.12 per click from my
ads on my dog t-shirt website. If 1,000 people visit
my website a day, and out of those 1,000 people,
10 click on a Google Ad sense ad, then I will make
$1.20 a day. So it is basically a numbers game. The
more traffic you have, the more earnings you can
receive.
5. How do I sign up for Google AdSense?
• Go to: Google Adsense
(You will need a blog or some other type of web-
site to sign up for Google AdSense.) If you don't
have a website or blog, there are many free blog
sites available. I personally use Blogger.com. There
are also services where you can make free websites
such as: Webs.com
6. Create your Ads
• After signing up on Google AdSense, log into your
account at:
https://www.google.com/adsense/login/en_US/?gsessionid=vlloC1bSfNC5zY90GcosBg
7. • Click 'AdSense Setup' on the toolbar.
• To place ads on your blog or content website,
click 'AdSense for Content'
• Click 'Ad unit' (the default) for now, and click
'Continue.'
• Choose the size of ads you would like displayed
on your page and the colors.
• Check out this video for great tips on choosing
ad sizes, colors, and ways to optimize your Google
AdSense ads:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpPX4A78jqg
8. Adjust your Ads
• Next, you can add a channel if you like to help you
group certain adds together and help track them
better.
• Name your ad with a title that is easy to recognize
and includes the name of your website, size of the
ad, location of where you will put the ad on your
webpage (ex: DogHomepage 728x90 top center).
• Click 'Submit and Get Code.'
9. Add the Code to Your Website or Blog
• Go to your website and enter the area where you
can edit the HTML on your website.
• Paste your Google AdSense code into the html at
your desired location on the website layout.
• After adding the new HTML code, your Google Ad-
Sense ads should begin appearing on your website.
The ads should be related to the content of your
website. If they are not related to your content,
you may need to edit your website's content to
add more keywords that highlight the main topic of
your website.
10. Sit back and Start Earning
• When someone visits your website and clicks
on one of your Google AdSense ads, you will earn
money in your Google Adsense account.
Warning: DO NOT click on your own Adsense
ads or put content on your website that says things
like 'Click my Adsense ads.' If you do so, Google
Adsense will suspend or cancel your account.
• You can check your Google Adsense account
whenever you like to see how much money you are
earning and to find out which ads are working best
for you. You can then adjust your ads accordingly for
the best results.

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