Easy Tips To Make Money From Social Networks

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Easy Tips To Make Money from Social Networks

Social Networking sites are increasing day by day.  They are helpful in spreading business, learning of new opportunities and reaching out to people. People are very passionate about these sites and love to spend their time on them. Facebook, Orkut, Twitter, My Space, Tagged etc.  are the popular social networking sites. There are also other Network marketing sites to make money like My Lot, Yuwie, PeopleString, GeoString.

  My Lot

This is the oldest social networking website. You can participate in discussions and make friends here. You can share articles, news items, pictures and videos with other users of To earn money you can submit you own blog or participate in their referral programs by referring new users to My Lot. (http://www.mylot.com/)

Yuwie

This is also a famous social networking website. You can make your own profile, participate in discussions, submit blogs, pictures and videos. It pays for the total number of page views and referrals too. (http://r.yuwie.com/)

Gather

Gather was launched in 2005. You can share blogs, articles, pictures and videos with the others. You earn points for all your activities on Gather which can exchange for cash or exchanged for shopping. (http://www.gather.com/)

  Tagfoot

Tagfoot is the latest website. You can entry here only by invitation. You can share articles, news, blogs, pictures and videos. This website pays its users. When you add your Ad Sense code the revenue is shared. You can also use your Amazon ID or refer your friends to Tagfoot to earn money online.(http://tagfoot.com/home)

Advantages of joining Social Networking Websites

There are many advantages of joining Social Networking Websites.

1. People will know you and your products, services face-to-face.

2. You can create tons of back links for your website which will boost your website’s rank in search engines like Google and Yahoo.

3. You can build your brand name by giving advices.

4. You can make your own networks of friends who share common interests.

Easy Tips To Make Money From Social Networks

Posted by : Javed

Date :Sunday, 16 June 2013

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One Tip That May Increase Your AdSense Income

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One Tip that may Increase your AdSense Income

I have been running an experiment around Google AdSense for the past few weeks, based on the recommendations of RN, and it looks like that the change has had a positive effect on the CPM of the ad unit where that change was applied.

The experiment goes something like this.

I have a 300×250 ad unit in the right sidebar of this site that’s placed above the fold and it serves both image (rich media) and text ads. The ad unit is enabled for placement targeting so an advertiser can easily target it for display campaigns through Google AdWords.

Now let’s assume that the average CPM for this ad unit, according to Google AdSense reports, is $5.

To get higher CPM ads, I created a simple rule that blocked Google ads from showing up unless their CPM was, say, $6 or about 20% higher than the current average value. If the CPM was lower, one of these in-house ads was displayed to the visitor instead of the AdSense ad.

This experiment has been live for about 8 weeks now and I think it did help in pushing-up the CPMs for that unit. Why? I don’t have an exact answer but probably because the Google ad now has to compete with an external ad in order to show up on the site and thus it raises its own CPM to outbid your in-house ad.

The other advantage is that instead of serving low-paying display ads, I can use that space to promote my older content to new visitors who may have otherwise missed those stories.

If you would like to try something similar on your own blog, read the Google DFP tutorial to understand how you may serve in-house ads alongside Google AdSense. Set a CPM threshold that is 10-20% higher than your current average and run the experiment for at least 10-15 days. Good luck!

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Top 10 Mistakes In Web Design

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Top 10 Mistakes in Web Design

The Useit website has a very interesting collection of yearly “Top 10 Mistakes in Web Design” lists. According to the site the lists include “the ten most egregious offenses against users, (…) web design disasters and HTML horrors”. The lists are organized by year, and below you will find the latest update, check it out because most of (if not all) the points apply to blogs:

1. Bad Search: overly literal search engines reduce usability in that they’re unable to handle typos, plurals, hyphens, and other variants of the query terms. Such search engines are particularly difficult for elderly users, but they hurt everybody.

2. PDF Files for Online Reading: users hate coming across a PDF file while browsing, because it breaks their flow. Even simple things like printing or saving documents are difficult because standard browser commands don’t work.

3. Not Changing the Color of Visited Links: a good grasp of past navigation helps you understand your current location, since it’s the culmination of your journey. Knowing your past and present locations in turn makes it easier to decide where to go next. Links are a key factor in this navigation process.

4. Non-Scannable Text: a wall of text is deadly for an interactive experience. Intimidating. Boring. Painful to read.

5. Fixed Font Size: CSS style sheets unfortunately give websites the power to disable a Web browser’s “change font size” button and specify a fixed font size. About 95% of the time, this fixed size is tiny, reducing readability significantly for most people over the age of 40.

6. Page Titles With Low Search Engine Visibility: search is the most important way users discover websites. Search is also one of the most important ways users find their way around individual websites. The humble page title is your main tool to attract new visitors from search listings and to help your existing users to locate the specific pages that they need.

7. Anything That Looks Like an Advertisement: selective attention is very powerful, and Web users have learned to stop paying attention to any ads that get in the way of their goal-driven navigation. (The main exception being text-only search-engine ads.)

8. Violating Design Conventions: consistency is one of the most powerful usability principles: when things always behave the same, users don’t have to worry about what will happen. Instead, they know what will happen based on earlier experience. Every time you release an apple over Sir Isaac Newton, it will drop on his head. That’s good.

9. Opening New Browser Windows: opening up new browser windows is like a vacuum cleaner sales person who starts a visit by emptying an ash tray on the customer’s carpet. Don’t pollute my screen with any more windows, thanks (particularly since current operating systems have miserable window management).

10. Not Answering Users’ Questions: users are highly goal-driven on the Web. They visit sites because there’s something they want to accomplish — maybe even buy your product. The ultimate failure of a website is to fail to provide the information users are looking for.

Top 10 Mistakes In Web Design

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