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Following is my A to Z of Professional blogging including blogging tools, blogging platforms, blogging services and ways of making money from blogging (in fact whether you blog for money or not much of what follows should help you improve your blogging).

I hope you enjoy it and feel free to share your own tools and services in comments (I’m sure I’ll have missed some). update - I’ve been adding your suggestions and we’re now up to over 130 blog tools and platforms.

Update: as there are so many blogging tools listed on this page I’ve made another shorter page with just my most recommended blogging resources and tools which might help if you want something with a personal recommendation.

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A

AdSense - contextual ad program by Google
Adbrite - sell text ads
Amazon Associates - popular affiliate program
aStore - add an Amazon Store to your Blog
AdGenta - text ads by Qumana (see ‘Q’)
AdRotator - WP ad rotating plugin
Akismet - Comment Spam Fighting Tool
Adhearus - pay per click advertising
AdWords - the advertisers side of AdSense - many bloggers use it to promote their blogs
AzoogleAds - advertising system
Audio Blogger - adds audio to your blog

B

Build A Niche Store- add an eBay store to your site
Bidvertiser - bid based advertising
Blog Ads - blog advertising network
Blog Jet - blog editing tool
Blog Desk - blog editing tool
Bloglines - Web based RSS feed reader
BlogPulse - blog search tool
BlogPolls - tool for putting polls on your blog
Blog Poll - another blog poll tool
Backpackit - useful organizational tool
Blogger.com - blog platform
Bloggers for Hire - bloggers looking for work and potential employers looking for bloggers
BlogSitter.net - service for find guest bloggers while you take a holiday
BlogBurst - syndicates bloggers content for mainstream medium
BlogFlux - blog services portal
BlogRolling - a blogroll management tool
Blogbeat - blog metrics tool
Blogger Jobs - a blog following the advertising of blog jobs

C

Chitika eMiniMalls - advertising program
CrispAds - blog advertising network
Creative Commons - copyright licenses
Copyscape - tool for checking for content theft/plagiarism
Clicksor - advertising program
Clickbank - library of many affiliate products
Commission Junction - collection of many affiliate programs
Casale Media - advertising solution

D

Del.icio.us - social bookmarking
Digg - social bookmarking
Drupal - blog platform
DomainsBot - a tool for finding domain names
Digital Point - useful forum for webmasters

E

Ecto - blog editing tool
Expression Engine - blog platform
Endo - News aggregator for Mac Users
Ether - lets readers book a consulting call with you from your sidebar

F

Feedburner - RSS feed management tool - also provides Feed Advertising
Feedster - RSS search Tool
FeedDemon - RSS reader from NewsGator
FeedBlitz - email blog and RSS subscription service
Flickr - photo sharing and hosting
Flock - a browser with in built blogging
Furl - social bookmarking
Free Blog Polls
FilmLoop - free photocasting network
Feedpass - RSS management - integrates with AdSense
Favicon Maker - make Favicons from photos

G

Google Analytics - Metrics Tool
Gabbly - add chat to your blog
Google Reader - RSS reader
Gnoos - Australian made blog search tool
Google News - tracking news - many use it as a source of content
Google Blog Search - Google’s…. blog search
Google Sitemaps - get indexed in Google

H

Haloscan - a free commenting system for blogs (a little dated but I was a tad desperate for a ‘H’

I

IntelliTXT - In text advertising
Ice Rocket - blog search engine
J

Jar (as in Tip Jar) - many bloggers ask their readers for donations/tips - but few make much from them

K

Kanoodle - Advertising program
Kontera - In text advertising
Keyword and Backlink Tracker - Search Engine ranking tool

L

LiveJournal - Blog Platform
Linkshare - Affiliate Program

M

Mars Edit - Blog Editing Tool
Memeorandum - Tracking and Aggregating news from blogs
MyBlogLog - Metrics Tool
Mint - Blog Metrics Tool
MovableType - Popular blog platform
MeCommerce - Sidebar shop - in beta
MSN Adcenter - Coming Soon - Contextual ads

N

NewsGator - RSS News Readers
Nichebot - keyword research tool
Nameboy - domain name generator
Nucleus CMS - open source blog platform
Netvibes - RSS News Aggregator
Netscape Beta - Social Bookmarking Tool

O

Only Wire - social bookmarking service
Overture Keyword Tool - keyword research tool

P

Performancing - great blog, firefox blog editor and metrics tools
Pheedo - RSS advertising
Post2Blog - Blog Editing tool - blog using Word, IE or Firefox
Pingoat - Pinging Tool
Pingomatic - Pinging Tool
pMachine - Blog Platform
Paypal - Payment tool - used by many affiliate programs and ad systems to pay publishers
PPCalc - Paypal Fee Calculator
PubSub - service that notifies you of new content
Photobucket - image and video hosting

Q

Qumana - Blog Editing Tool

R

Rojo - RSS feed reader
RocketPost - Blog posting tool
Right Media - advertising
Rmail - subscribe from any RSS feed to email

S

Sitemeter - a free website stats tool used by many bloggers
Six Figure Blogging - learn to make money blogging (one of my blogging resources)
Shoplinc - add a Chitika store to your blog
Scoopt Words - service to sell bloggers content to mainstream media editors
Sitening - Search Engine ranking tracker
Sparklines - sidebar widgets/graphs
Skype - VOIP tool for networking, podcast interviews etc
Spam Karma - WP comment spam tool
Sitepoint - Forums for webmasters
Slide - photo hosting, slideshows etc
SoloSub - RSS feed management tool
Squidoo - good alternative place to put content, make money and promote your blog
Snap - a preview tool to give your readers a preview of external links on your blog

T

Text Link Ads - text link advertising system
Technorati - Blog Search engine
Topix - News service - used by many bloggers to find stories
TagCloud - tool for making tag clouds
TinyURL - make long URLs tiny ones
TypePad - Hosted Blogging Platform
Tribal Fusion - Impression Based Ads
3bubbles - live chat on a blog

U

Unobtrusive Sidenotes - a way of putting sidenotes in your posts

V

ValueClick - Impression Based Ad Program (was FastClick)
Vizu - blog polls tool
Vox - a new blogging/social bookmarking platform from Six Apart (in beta)

W

WordPress - Blog Platform - very popular
w.bloggar - blog editing tool
Webpad - web based text editor
Weblogs.com - recently updated blogs - aggregator
WebmasterWorld - forums for webmasters

X

Xanga - Weblog Community

Y

YPN - Contextual Advertising Service
Yutter - RSS/Blog Subscription Service
YouTube - Video Hosting/Sharing
Yutter - RSS/Blog Subscription Service
Yahoo News - Tracking News from around the Web

Z

Zookoda - RSS to Email and Newsletter tool
Zoudry - blog editor

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Make Your Blog More Attractive

10 Ways to make your Blog more Attractive to Advertisers

I figured he’d be a good person to ask about how to make your blog attractive to advertisers.

1. Have an “Advertise with Us” Banner on your site

This is the single most important issue. It should click to an Advertising information page and have an easy way to contact you for more information and rates. Key points: Make it a graphical image or a tab. Keep it above the fold.

2. Keep the ads on your site specific to your site

Don’t have smiley ads and wallpaper ads if your site is site is about mobile phones.

3. Show them the banners

If you currently have no paid placements on your site, put up house ads or partner ads in the same spot you would run a paid spot. (A house ad refers to banners for other products or sites that you or your company own)

4. Throw up a free bonus ad.

By putting a free advertisement on your site, you may not only encourage similar ads or competitors to that product, but the company you added for free may decide to advertise with you. Ask for full disclosure of the performance of the campaign in return. (Total clicks, total purchases etc. ) Key points. Put the free bonus up with a direct URL without tracking tags or affiliate tags.

5. Show your site stats.

You need to show at least the basics for site statical information: Monthly unique visitors and total number of impressions are the 2 key ones. Other less important can be Google PR & Alexa rank.

6. User demographic information. Know your audience.

The bare minimum is Male/Female % and average age of your readers. Other potentially useful information includes geographic, HHI, single/married, number of kids. etc. How do you get this info? You can do site polls, survey’s, or get more detailed stats from ComScore or Quantcast.com

7. Have an ‘About Us’ section.

Clearly explain who you are and what your site is about. And also why you are an ‘authority’ on what you are writing about, and why anyone should care about what you have to say.

8. Don’t use Google AdSense on your site.

OK, this could be the most painful one for most people especially if you are generating a few hundred bucks a month from it already. But Google ad sense devalues your site and makes it look unprofessional. You have to ask yourself, “Do I want some real revenue from my site or Google’s table scraps.”

9. Keep your blog on topic.

If you are all over the map in regards to topics about which you talk about, advertisers won’t know if they are a good fit for your site.

10. Keep your blog professional.

If you are talking about your cat, (Matt Cutts), ranting about your drive to work, swearing or bashing every product you can think about, it will scare away advertisers.

Tips Google Adsense

Whilst there are some amazing success stories about earning big dollars with Adsense out there, it is worth taking a realistic look at some cold hard truths about the Adsense program.
Google does not accept every site that applies to the Adsense program.

* Google Adsense
Program Policies indicate that the content of sites must not contain things like excessive profanity, pornography, illicit drugs etc. Basically your blog needs to have content that is reasonably ‘family friendly’.

* Also in their policy document is a reference to them not normally accepting pages of a personal nature. This is the topic of discussion in many Adsense forums and is obviously open to different interpretations. Many (if not most) blogs are personal in nature - however to maximize your chances of approval by Adsense a blog should be targeted on a particular topic/s. For example whilst this blog is often personal in nature - most of my individual posts (pages) focus on very specific themes which are repeated throughout the blog. update - this may have changed recently with Blogger now allowing blogger blogs to use Adsense.

* Sites accepted into the Adsense program are also required to be easily navigable, have an adequate quantity of text based content (don’t apply if you’ve been blogging a week) and be written in English, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Japanese, or Spanish. They may not to have excessive advertising or other contextual/competing advertising.

* Whilst not stated in the Adsense Policy document, many also believe that sites accepted into the program also need to have reasonable levels of traffic. If your blog is new, it may be worth waiting a few weeks or months before applying to build up traffic and content levels. Others speculate that a professionally designed, well-organized and privately hosted blog has a better chance of being accepted. The more professional and successful your blog appears the more likely it is to be accepted by Adsense.

If still in doubt after reading Google Adsense Program Policies you can email Google for clarification or just apply and see how you go.

Of course, acceptance by Google into the Adsense program does not guarantee your success. The fact remains that certain blogs will always be more successful than others at generating income.

Future posts in this series will focus upon strategies and tips for increasing your revenue but it should be stated here that the most successful sites are generally sites with very high traffic levels and/or content that is directly related to a particular product or service (the more targeted and niche-like the better).

It is also worth saying that Adsense works best on pages with lots of text content. It only reads text in determining ads, not images so make sure you have enough relevant content.

9 Reason To Joint Amazon Affiliate

9 Reasons Why I AM An Amazon Affiliate

John Chow today posted a post outlining why he’s not an Amazon Affiliate. It’s a good post in that it gives an insight into his approach to affiliate marketing. The best point John alludes to is that Amazon doesn’t ‘fit’ with his blog. He makes more from other better targeted affiliate programs than Amazon.

However the Amazon Associates Program is well worth considering for some bloggers. I use it and this month it’ll earn me over $2500 USD - not my biggest income stream, but not the ‘pennies and dimes’ that some say it has the potential to earn.

To bring a little balance to the debate over the Amazon Affiliate program I thought I’d give a few reasons that I am an Amazon Affiliate:

1. Amazon is a trusted Brand

- I surveyed some of my readers a year back and asked them to give me a list of online stores that they had made purchases from in the last 12 months. Amazon came up number 1 as the most popular shopping destination mentioned. Readers know Amazon and are familiar with it - they trust it and do spend significant money there.

2. Commissions -

John writes that he’s not satisfied with a 4% commission. He’s right in some ways, 4% isn’t that much when you’re selling a $10 book - however when you’re selling a Get a Price on the $5000 Camera or a $25,000 Tractor (I know someone who does quite well out of ride on mowers and tractors) it certainly adds up. Not only that, the 4% rate that John talks about is the base rate. Unfortunately it is as high as it goes on consumer electronics - however on most other products there is a sliding scale where the more you sell the higher your commission goes to. Sell more than 6 items in a month and your commission goes to 6% - sell over 630 and you’re up to 8% (the rate I’m on). The 4-Hour work Week that John uses as an example earned me around $1 a book. Still not a lot - but I did sell 100 or so of them (after my interview with it’s author) which not only earned me $100 but also helped push the numbers of sales up for the month, moving me into the next earning bracket.

3. People Buy More than One Item

The great thing about Amazon is that you don’t just earn a commission on the product that you people to, but anything that they buy once they’re at Amazon. I did an experiment earlier in the year where I published a review of a digital photography book on my blog and placed a tracking code in the link to see how much the review earned me specifically. What I found was that the product in the review did quite well - but the sales of other products that people made once they got to Amazon was actually much greater than the sales of the actual book. People went on to buy all manner of products (other books, electronics, cosmetics etc) - I earned a commission on each one of them - now that’s passive income. You earn a commission on anything that a person buys within 24 hours of you sending them to Amazon.

4. Easily Integrated

- There are more and more plugins and tools that have Amazon Affiliate integration built into them to help you easily place links in your blog posts. I use ecto for Mac which has a tool that searches for products and links them in in just a couple of clicks. WP has plugins also. The affiliate links already mentioned in this post took seconds to integrate in.

5. Payment Options

- Amazon pays their affiliates in a number of ways. One of the things that I like is that they give you the option to be paid in products instead of cash. I don’t do this every month (I couldn’t spend that $20,000+ a year at Amazon… well maybe I could) but occasionally do and use it as prizes for blog readers. I recently offered DPS readers $500 of Amazon products in a forum signup competition. The prize is paid for out of my affiliate earnings.

6. Small Payments Add Up

- In my early days of making money from blogs I didn’t have the luxury of picking and choosing my income streams as much as I (and other full time bloggers) now do. I needed to earn money somewhere and even the small amounts that Amazon brought in were better than nothing. Over time these payments began to add up. In the early days I didn’t even earn enough for a minimum payment amount and had to wait a few months before they’d pay me - but those pay outs were milestones that I celebrated. If I’d not gone with Amazon because they didn’t earn me a lot I might not have gone with any ad networks or affiliate programs - sometimes you have to take what you can get.

7. It’s an Investment that Matures Over Time

- My approach with Amazon is to treat it a little like a savings account or an investment that you put a little into each week and which matures in it’s earnings over time. What do I mean by this? I add links to Amazon over time and find that in doing so I’m creating more and more doorways into the Amazon store. Each time I do I increase the chances of sending someone to Amazon and seeing returns on those visits.

8. The Holidays are Boom Time -

While I’m really happy with the way my Amazon Affiliate income is growing ($2500 a month is so far beyond what I’d ever expected from it in the early days) it’s worth noting that things really fire up in the lead up to Christmas and the holiday season. Over the last few years I’ve noticed significant jumps in Amazon earnings in December (as much as 100%). The key is to plan ahead (make sure your links are all up to date a couple of months out) and run a few Christmas specific posts in the lead up to the Holiday rush (start to prepare as early as October/November).

9. Wide Array of Products

What initially attracted me to using Amazon’s Affiliate program was the breadth of products that they had in their system. This is a great thing if you’re niche is narrow or quite obscure as many bloggers find it difficult to find affiliate programs to match their blog’s focus. Blogs like John’s and mine here at ProBlogger do have an array of options for affiliate programs (which is why I don’t use it a lot on this blog and make most of my earnings from Amazon from product related blogs) but many bloggers don’t have the luxury of being able to choose high paying affiliate programs because they simply don’t relate to our topics. Amazon then becomes one of the more attractive options.

So is the Amazon Affiliate Program for you?

I can’t answer that question for everyone - I won’t pretend that it works brilliantly on every blog but I know quite a few bloggers making significant earnings each month from the program. Blogs with a strong product focus can do quite well through the program if links to Amazon are well integrated into posts (see some of the links below for tips). I would advise moderation in using the program - don’t place them in every post you write unless they are relevant. Links placed in genuinely helpful reviews do better than links and banners in sidebars.

Bill Gate

About Bill Gates' Net Worth

Bill Gates has been in the public spotlight for more than 25 years. He is largely considered to be one of the lead developers of the personal computer. He pioneered revolutionary pieces of software, most notably the Windows operating system. Probably the most discussed bit of information about the man, however, is how much he's worth. Known as one of the richest men in the world with a personal fortune of well over $50 billion, the history of his riches is almost as interesting as the man himself.

History
Gates' rise to financial success began in the mid-1980s. Microsoft became a publicly traded company in 1986, with Gates holding onto 45 percent of the company's shares for himself. Because of this, his personal fortune skyrocketed overnight to $315 million. By 1990 his fortune had grown to $2.5 billion, thanks largely in part to the release of the Windows 3.0 operating system. For the rest of the decade, as Microsoft's stock price increased with the release of hugely successful products like Windows 95 and Windows 98, Gates' fortune also rose. Gates' wealth topped $100 billion for a brief period in 1999, but antitrust trials and tech stocks' decline saw his fortune fall to just over $60 billion the following year.
Significance
For 13 years in a row, from 1994 until 2007, Bill Gates was widely known to be the richest man in the world. All throughout the '90s Gates' rising fortune was considered to be an indicator of how well the economy, as well as technology stocks in general, were doing, as Gates made the majority of his money from the value of Microsoft stock.
Time Frame
Gates stepped into the public eye in the mid-1980s. He started amassing huge amounts of money in 1986, when Microsoft became a publicly traded company. His fortune continued to rise until 2000, when a few bits of negative press would decrease Microsoft's stock significantly for the first time in 15 years.
Size
As of 2008, Gates' net worth sits at an estimated $58 billion. This is $2 billion higher than his total in 2007.
Misconceptions
A common misconception about Gates' wealth is that he just sits back and makes money and doesn't do anything with his fortune. This is probably due to his relatively laid back and private nature. In truth, the reality is the opposite. Gates has a number of high-profile investments including Sapphire Energy, which is a company working to turn algae into fuel. Another is Cascade Investments, a private investment and holding company. With his wife, Melinda, he also created the Bill & Linda Gates Foundation, which is the largest charity in the world.

As of 2008, Bill Gates is also no longer the wealthiest man in the world. That honor now goes to investor Warren Buffet, with a fortune estimated at $62 billion.

Make Money Blogging List

A Definitive List of Paid Blogging Websites, Make Money

paid-blogging.jpgOne of the easiest ways to make money online is to set up a blog around a specific topic of interest and generate online income from the display of advertising/affiliate programs, product sales or the provision of online services.

One formidable way of making money from blogs consists of effectively using paid blogging networks.

From an advertiser’s standpoint, blogs are simply publishing platforms which produce content that is viewable by both search engines and potential customers.

Advertisers want more exposure for their businesses and will often purchase sponsored links or written content in a bid to generate public buzz and increase their search engine visibility.

Here is where you come in. As a member of paid blogging websites, you will get paid to blog about the advertiser’s products, website or service. These advertisers will pay the blog networks directly and you’ll receive a stipulated fee when you agree to take on each specific assignment.

How do I Make Money with Sponsored Blogging websites?

The process is actually fairly simple. Start by signing up with these sponsored blogging networks and giving them the web address for your blog. Some of these networks stipulate that your blog must have of a certain age (3 months old etc.) so take note of that before applying.

Take a look at their Terms of Service and wait for your blog to be approved by the administration. This usually takes a few days. After your blog is approved, go through their marketplace (if they have one) or just wait for blogging offers to arrive at your email inbox or site dashboard.

When you decide to take up a specific offer, write a blog post according to the instructions given. Publish the post and inform the blog network of the page URL. This is usually done through a user interface after you’ve logged into the network.

After your post is approved, you’ll receive payment according to the stipulated time frame. You can earn around $5 to $500+ for one single blog post, depending on the popularity, size and niche of your blog.

Dosh Dosh’s List of 17 Sponsored Blogging Networks

Some of these networks should be well known to everyone but I’ll wanted to be as thorough as possible when developing this extensive list of paid blogging websites.

This list will be updated regularly and more paid blogging websites will be added in the future. Hopefully this will help all of you to make more money from your blogs.

1. PayPerPost

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The largest sponsored blogging network, Payperpost offers the greatest amount of offers and has a vibrant community of bloggers who support each other through a forum. If you only want to sign up for one paid blogging network, I would highly recommend using PayPerPost above all the others.

The addition of PayperPost Direct and existing affiliate programs will extend your income potential outside of the basic marketplace structure utilized by most other networks.

2. ReviewMe

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ReviewMe is basically some sort of a blog marketplace where advertisers can visit to order reviews from blogs. Some of the more ‘high-end’ or popular blogs are registered with ReviewMe and the earnings are substantially higher if your blog is well established and has a large audience. This is measured by your feed subscription base as well as the Technorati and Alexa Rank.

Bigger blogs tend to earn upwards of $100 to 700+ for each single blog post and there are a lot less restrictions and rules than Payperpost. The downside for ReviewMe is that they take a hefty 50% commission for their services, which in my opinion is too large.

3. SponsoredReview

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SponsoredReview is a blog network that is somewhat similar to ReviewMe but they offer a little more functionality by allowing you to negotiate fees with the advertiser and bid for an advertiser’s offers.

SponsoredReview takes 35% commission for their services and you’ll earn anything from $10 to 500+ for each review. Their user interface is one of the better ones out there and the only drawback to their service is the lack of advertisers.

4. Blogsvertise

Free joint here

Blogsvertise doesn’t have a marketplace so you can’t browse advertiser offers to select what you would like to write about. The site admins will match advertiser offers to your blog profile and you can choose to accept or reject the offers you see.

Generally, the assignments are sporadic and you’ll receive one or two of them every week if you’re lucky. They do however pay on time so that’s one of the benefits of working with Blogsvertise.

5. Blogitive

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Blogitive will pay all bloggers a flat rate of US $5 per advertiser offer, regardless of the size or popularity of the blog. One of the earliest blog networks on the scene, Blogitive seems to be gotten into a slump a few months after their launch.

They’ve recently revamped their user interface and one of the much touted Blogitive advantages is that they pay weekly via Paypal. Blogitive has a very poor collection of advertisers and that’s something that they definitely need to improve.

6. LoudLaunch

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LoudLaunch is a medium sized paid blogging network which features a moderate amount of advertiser offers. Your blogs need to be more than 2 months old and payment is only made via Paypal. Like Payperpost, the blogger usually needs to append a disclosure badge, tracker tag or logo or the bottom of posts.

The user interface doesn’t appeal to me and like other networks like Blogsvertise, the range of advertisers seem to be rather limited.

7. BloggerWave

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Based on Norway, BloggerWave’s rates for paid posts are generally around $10 for a single post. There doesn’t seem to be many restrictions and you’ll get paid via Paypal. BloggerWave has been late on payment for many bloggers and some bloggers have gone so far to suggest that they are a scam.

Apparently, they seem to have made good on their payments recently and hopefully things should go smoothly from now on for bloggers using BloggerWave.

8. Smorty

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Smorty rates for sponsored blog posts is $6 per post although this might increase if you have a high traffic or popular blog. Post approvals are generally made within a week and payment is made on a weekly basis through Paypal. There isn’t a lot of advertisers using Smorty at the moment though that might change in the future.

9. PayU2Blog

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PayU2Blog started a few months ago and do seem to be a work in progress. There is no actual marketplace which allows you to browse for advertiser offers and they do seem to function very much like Blogsvertise in that that’ll determine the type of assignments you will receive. Payment is made every two weeks via Paypal.

10. Blogging Ads

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Blogging Ads started early and recently relaunched with a new look. It’s nothing too different from Blogitive, however do note that you can only put up 10 posts per month on all your blogs and the rate for each post is usually $5. Payment is made weekly via Paypal. Blogging Ads doesn’t have a lot of advertiser offers as well.

11. Creamaid

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CreamAid is a get paid to blog program with a twist. All bloggers of an option of displaying a widget which allows them to earn referral commission whenever another blogger picks up an offer from it.

CreamAid is more fun than the other get paid to blog websites although I think their monetary potential is weakest. Don’t expect to earn more than $5 for most offers you come across.

12. V7N Contextual

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V7N Contextual is not technically a get paid to blog network because most of the time you won’t have to write a blog post. All you’ll have to do is to transform any specific keyword (eg. golf clubs) in your blog posts into a link to the advertiser’s website. All bloggers will earn $10 per link, regardless of their blog size and reach.

An important point to note is that you’ll have to sign a non-disclosure agreement, which means that you can’t disclose that it was a sponsored link. I have blogs in the V7N program and have not received many offers before. Don’t count on getting too many assignments.

13. LinkWorth

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LinkWorth is a search engine marketing company that offers a variety of monetization options for bloggers. For instance, bloggers can sell contextual links within posts or write sponsored posts on specific topics.

Other interesting methods include rotating ads, in content ppc advertising as well as packaged link ads. LinkWorth gives up to 70% of the revenue for its ads and payments are made monthly through Paypal, check, direct deposit or Wire.

14. BlogtoProfit

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BlogtoProfit allows you to get paid to write blog posts about each sponsor’s products/websites. This company doesn’t have a user interface or dashboard and there is no marketplace which allows you to pick or choose the offers you want. I’ve tried submitting some blogs to them before but have never gotten response from them at all. It is possible that they are not active anymore.

15. LinkyLoveArmy

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LinkyLoveArmy appears to be a get paid to blog network but their website doesn’t make what they do very clear. The design is fairly cluttered and there’s no apparent FAQ or guide for bloggers who want to sign up. This appears to be a fairly small DIY setup so I wouldn’t expect too many advertiser offers from the onset.

16. InBlogAds

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InBlogAds is a hybrid network that allows you to sell text links as well as blog posts. InBlogAds started quite a while back but seems to have died. I’ve not seen any new offers available and I think they are definitely outclassed by all the other get paid to blog networks.

Although they were one of the first to integrate an advertiser and publisher account within the same dashboard, they’ve definitely fallen behind and dropped out of the race for bloggers and advertisers.

17. Dewitts Media

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Dewitt Media is a search marketing and website design company that’s recently launched a contextual links program. Blogs need to have a minimum Google Page Rank of 3 before they will be accepted. Rates are set at $10 per post.

List Website To Paid Blogging

A Definitive List of Paid Blogging Websites ,Make Money

paid-blogging.jpgOne of the easiest ways to make money online is to set up a blog around a specific topic of interest and generate online income from the display of advertising/affiliate programs, product sales or the provision of online services.

One formidable way of making money from blogs consists of effectively using paid blogging networks.

From an advertiser’s standpoint, blogs are simply publishing platforms which produce content that is viewable by both search engines and potential customers.

Advertisers want more exposure for their businesses and will often purchase sponsored links or written content in a bid to generate public buzz and increase their search engine visibility.

Here is where you come in. As a member of paid blogging websites, you will get paid to blog about the advertiser’s products, website or service. These advertisers will pay the blog networks directly and you’ll receive a stipulated fee when you agree to take on each specific assignment.

How do I Make Money with Sponsored Blogging websites?

The process is actually fairly simple. Start by signing up with these sponsored blogging networks and giving them the web address for your blog. Some of these networks stipulate that your blog must have of a certain age (3 months old etc.) so take note of that before applying.

Take a look at their Terms of Service and wait for your blog to be approved by the administration. This usually takes a few days. After your blog is approved, go through their marketplace (if they have one) or just wait for blogging offers to arrive at your email inbox or site dashboard.

When you decide to take up a specific offer, write a blog post according to the instructions given. Publish the post and inform the blog network of the page URL. This is usually done through a user interface after you’ve logged into the network.

After your post is approved, you’ll receive payment according to the stipulated time frame. You can earn around $5 to $500+ for one single blog post, depending on the popularity, size and niche of your blog.

Dosh Dosh’s List of 17 Sponsored Blogging Networks

Some of these networks should be well known to everyone but I’ll wanted to be as thorough as possible when developing this extensive list of paid blogging websites.

This list will be updated regularly and more paid blogging websites will be added in the future. Hopefully this will help all of you to make more money from your blogs.

1. PayPerPost

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Blog Advertising - Advertise on blogs with SponsoredReviews.com

SponsoredReview is a blog network that is somewhat similar to ReviewMe but they offer a little more functionality by allowing you to negotiate fees with the advertiser and bid for an advertiser’s offers.

SponsoredReview takes 35% commission for their services and you’ll earn anything from $10 to 500+ for each review. Their user interface is one of the better ones out there and the only drawback to their service is the lack of advertisers.

4. Blogsvertise

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Blogsvertise doesn’t have a marketplace so you can’t browse advertiser offers to select what you would like to write about. The site admins will match advertiser offers to your blog profile and you can choose to accept or reject the offers you see.

Generally, the assignments are sporadic and you’ll receive one or two of them every week if you’re lucky. They do however pay on time so that’s one of the benefits of working with Blogsvertise.

5. Blogitive

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Blogitive will pay all bloggers a flat rate of US $5 per advertiser offer, regardless of the size or popularity of the blog. One of the earliest blog networks on the scene, Blogitive seems to be gotten into a slump a few months after their launch.

They’ve recently revamped their user interface and one of the much touted Blogitive advantages is that they pay weekly via Paypal. Blogitive has a very poor collection of advertisers and that’s something that they definitely need to improve.

6. LoudLaunch

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LoudLaunch is a medium sized paid blogging network which features a moderate amount of advertiser offers. Your blogs need to be more than 2 months old and payment is only made via Paypal. Like Payperpost, the blogger usually needs to append a disclosure badge, tracker tag or logo or the bottom of posts.

The user interface doesn’t appeal to me and like other networks like Blogsvertise, the range of advertisers seem to be rather limited.

7. BloggerWave

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Based on Norway, BloggerWave’s rates for paid posts are generally around $10 for a single post. There doesn’t seem to be many restrictions and you’ll get paid via Paypal. BloggerWave has been late on payment for many bloggers and some bloggers have gone so far to suggest that they are a scam.

Apparently, they seem to have made good on their payments recently and hopefully things should go smoothly from now on for bloggers using BloggerWave.

8. Smorty

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Smorty rates for sponsored blog posts is $6 per post although this might increase if you have a high traffic or popular blog. Post approvals are generally made within a week and payment is made on a weekly basis through Paypal. There isn’t a lot of advertisers using Smorty at the moment though that might change in the future.

9. PayU2Blog

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PayU2Blog started a few months ago and do seem to be a work in progress. There is no actual marketplace which allows you to browse for advertiser offers and they do seem to function very much like Blogsvertise in that that’ll determine the type of assignments you will receive. Payment is made every two weeks via Paypal.

10. Blogging Ads

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Blogging Ads started early and recently relaunched with a new look. It’s nothing too different from Blogitive, however do note that you can only put up 10 posts per month on all your blogs and the rate for each post is usually $5. Payment is made weekly via Paypal. Blogging Ads doesn’t have a lot of advertiser offers as well.
note: Not accept blogs from blogspot.com

11. Creamaid

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CreamAid is a get paid to blog program with a twist. All bloggers of an option of displaying a widget which allows them to earn referral commission whenever another blogger picks up an offer from it.

CreamAid is more fun than the other get paid to blog websites although I think their monetary potential is weakest. Don’t expect to earn more than $5 for most offers you come across.

12. V7N Contextual

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V7N Contextual is not technically a get paid to blog network because most of the time you won’t have to write a blog post. All you’ll have to do is to transform any specific keyword (eg. golf clubs) in your blog posts into a link to the advertiser’s website. All bloggers will earn $10 per link, regardless of their blog size and reach.

An important point to note is that you’ll have to sign a non-disclosure agreement, which means that you can’t disclose that it was a sponsored link. I have blogs in the V7N program and have not received many offers before. Don’t count on getting too many assignments.

13. LinkWorth

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LinkWorth is a search engine marketing company that offers a variety of monetization options for bloggers. For instance, bloggers can sell contextual links within posts or write sponsored posts on specific topics.

Other interesting methods include rotating ads, in content ppc advertising as well as packaged link ads. LinkWorth gives up to 70% of the revenue for its ads and payments are made monthly through Paypal, check, direct deposit or Wire.

14. BlogtoProfit

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BlogtoProfit allows you to get paid to write blog posts about each sponsor’s products/websites. This company doesn’t have a user interface or dashboard and there is no marketplace which allows you to pick or choose the offers you want. I’ve tried submitting some blogs to them before but have never gotten response from them at all. It is possible that they are not active anymore.

15. LinkyLoveArmy

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LinkyLoveArmy appears to be a get paid to blog network but their website doesn’t make what they do very clear. The design is fairly cluttered and there’s no apparent FAQ or guide for bloggers who want to sign up. This appears to be a fairly small DIY setup so I wouldn’t expect too many advertiser offers from the onset.

16. InBlogAds

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InBlogAds is a hybrid network that allows you to sell text links as well as blog posts. InBlogAds started quite a while back but seems to have died. I’ve not seen any new offers available and I think they are definitely outclassed by all the other get paid to blog networks.

Although they were one of the first to integrate an advertiser and publisher account within the same dashboard, they’ve definitely fallen behind and dropped out of the race for bloggers and advertisers.

17. Dewitts Media

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Dewitt Media is a search marketing and website design company that’s recently launched a contextual links program. Blogs need to have a minimum Google Page Rank of 3 before they will be accepted. Rates are set at $10 per post.

Like V7N, Dewitt Media requires you to sign a NDA or Non Disclosure agreement, which forbids you from disclosing that any specific link or blog post was sponsored. There is currently no marketplace with advertiser offers though a forum might be forthcoming.

Conclusion

As I’ve mentioned in my article on how to make money blogging, paid posts are a reliable method of earning a considerable amount of money from your blog.

You don’t need a large number of daily visitors at all, although one should always keep in mind that your potential for profit increases as your blog becomes bigger and more well known.

Here’s my advice if you’re really interested in using blogs to make money: Keep a couple of blogs for paid blogging and strive to create a flagship blog that has a large audience and great reputation.

Remember that an established and popular blog usually means more monetization options and far greater money in the long run. For more tips on effective ways to make money blogging, do subscribe to Dosh Dosh’s blog feed.

(This article is 100% original and a particular SEO Company/website is making false accusations with no definitive proof by claiming that this is taken from their site. Please contact me if you see any other copycat articles and I will make sure they are removed from other sites.)

7 Ways To Keep Fres Content

At this point it is important to sit down and work out how you will generate content going forward. There are a number of strategies that come to mind for doing so - all of these I’ve used at different points and I hope that some will give you inspiration and a way forward:

1. Mind Mapping

My favorite technique for coming up with new topics is using mind maps. I outline my mind mapping technique here but in short the technique is that you take one post idea (one from your archives perhaps) and then brainstorm ways that that topic can be expanded upon into numerous new topics. You then take some of those new ideas and think about ways that they too can be expanded upon into new posts. This technique can literally help you identify hundreds of new topics to write about.

Whether you use Mind mapping or some other kind of brainstorming technique the key is to set time aside to do it. I try to do this at the start of each week and find that if I do that the writing task for the week ahead is a lot smoother - sometimes just coming up with the ideas is as hard as the writing of posts.

2. Involve Readers

One of the resources that a blog who has an established readership has (remember we’re writing this series for these types of blogs) is that it has a knowledge based within it’s readership that can be drawn upon in a variety of creative ways to help create content for your blog. There are a lot of ways to do this - but here are a few:

* Guest Posts - in every 100 or so readers there is bound to be 1 that has the knowledge, expertise, motivation and skill to contribute posts to your blog. The key is to identify them and give them the confidence to contribute a post to your blog. Pay particular attention to those leaving comments on your blog. You’ll find that some comments just go the extra mile and contain wisdom and depth that are not far off being the standard of actual blog posts. Also don’t be afraid to invite contributions by writing post asking for guest posts or having a page linked in your navigation inviting contributions.
* Reader Questions - stuck for a topic to write about? Ask your readers to ask questions. A post inviting reader questions can draw out some great ideas to write about.
* Community Written Posts - one of the things that I’m loving about Digital Photography School at the moment is that some of our best posts are actually ones that our readers provide the majority of the content and teaching for. My role is not to ‘write’ the content for these posts - but to ask a question and set some boundaries for a discussion - and then open it up for readers to add their suggestions. Examples: How do I take band promotional photos?, How Would You Photograph a Funeral? and How to Photograph Grandma?

3. Explore new ‘Voices’

One way to break out of a rut as a blogger is to experiment with new types and styles of posts. Sometimes doing so can unleash creativity and new ideas. So if the majority of your posts are ‘tips’ posts - try an opinion piece. If you always write ‘news’ type posts - why not try something with a bit of humor or controversy.

Further Reading: I’ve outlined 20 types of blog posts for bloggers battling bloggers block here to give you a little inspiration.

4. Update Previous Posts and Topics

Even after a few months of blogging you can hit a point where you feel like you’ve covered most topics in your niche. Many bloggers get to this point and simply give up the blog - however I’ve found that most posts that I’ve written in the past can be expanded upon, updated, improved or rewritten with fresh insight.

Also keep in mind that many of our old posts will only have been written by long term readers and your new readers will not have seen these posts.

Further Reading: The Why and How of Updating old Blog Posts.

5. Guest Posts

The decision to allow guest posters onto your blog has both good arguments for and against it - but it is certainly one way to keep the flow of content going on a blog when you’re a little low on inspiration or don’t have enough time on your hands to be writing content (see also Why Guest Bloggers are Great for a Blog).

Getting people to submit guest posts on a blog is not always achievable when a blog is very young and the blog has little profile - but once you gather a readership and build your reputation as a growing community it becomes easier to attract contributions from other bloggers and freelance writers looking to grow their own profile.

If you’re new to the idea of finding guest posters for a blog - start with your own readers (as described above - look in the comments section of your blog) and then also look at other blogs in your niche or even forums that are on a similar topic to your blog. I’ve also had some real success lately with finding guest posts for Digital Photography School from non bloggers, particularly pro photographers who are looking for a little extra exposure to their business sites.

Further Reading: How to Find a Guest Blogger for Your Blog

6. Hiring Writers

Another way to approach bringing others onto your blog as writers is to look at hiring a blogger (or team of bloggers) to help you create content for your blog. This has some cost associated with it - but can (if you do it right) increase the quality and frequency of posts as well as decreasing some of the admin of relying upon guest posts.

I’ve hired a small team of writers for DPS who I pay on a per post basis (as well as giving them exposure in the posts that they write) and have found this experience to be well worthwhile. For a start it has attracted a good caliber of writer to the blog, increased the knowledge base and expertise of the writing, added to the variety of topics we can cover and increased the frequency with which we can post.

When it comes to hiring writers - I’d advise starting with your current reader base - you might find that some of your regular readers would take on a regular writing job for a little financial reward. Another approach is to look at other bloggers on your topic or to even advertise on a job board like the ProBlogger Job board. I advertised for my team of writers almost 18 months ago and had so many great applicants that I couldn’t use them all and most of them still write weekly posts for me today.

Another quick tip on hiring writers - you can also hire them for short periods. As long as you’re up front about the length of the period that you’re hiring for I’ve found that bringing on a staff writer for a couple of months when you know you’re going to be away or have your attention on another project can be well worthwhile doing.

Further Reading: How to Advertise for a Blogger

7. Develop an editorial calendar

One technique that can help a blog grow beyond its infancy is to begin to think longer term about the content that you produce. I personally find that when I only think a day ahead about the content for my blog that it can be difficult to build momentum in the content that I’m writing. It’s also difficult to keep coming up with topics.

A way to help overcome this is to set aside time either on a weekly or even a monthly basis to map out the direction for your content in the period ahead.

This enables you to do some brainstorming/mindmapping (see point #1 above) and set the course for your blog. Doing this takes some discipline and can feel like a chore when you sit down to do it but the result is that it gives you a lot of freedom and can take the burden of having to come up with topics from your shoulders.

I find that the months I set out a plan for the content on my blogs are much better than the months that I do not. I usually find on these months that I end up writing a series of posts and that readers really respond well to the momentum that I build.

Another spin on the idea of an editorial calendar that I know some bloggers have a lot of success with is to set different ’styles’ of posts for each day of the week. For example:

* Monday might be ‘tips’ day where you write a ‘how to’ or ‘tip’ related post
* Tuesday might be ‘review’ day where you review a product related to your topic
* Wednesday might be ‘news’ day where you summarize the latest news in your niche
* Thursday might be ‘link’ day where you link up to another blog in your niche
* Friday might be ‘opinion’ day where you express your opinion on a topic
* Saturday might be ‘reader discussion’ day where you post a question or poll for readers to interact with
* Sunday might be ‘from our archives’ day where you highlight an old post on your blog

The sky is the limit in terms of the types of posts that you write (look at the 20 types of blog posts list that I mention above for other types to consider) - the key is to find types of posts that are relevant to your topic and that readers respond well to. This might feel a little contrived or structured for some bloggers, but I find that many bloggers find it to be a freeing experience, particularly to get them through a tough period.

Protect Your Blog From Spam

Are you tired of getting a ton of spam everyday? I am too but unfortunately there is no solution to eliminate it 100% but there are smart ways to avoid and reduce spam. The method I’m going to talk about is aimed at bloggers and how they can easily implement a preventative measure to reduce the amount and chances of spam being sent to them.

With the popularity and ease of setting up a blog, the number of people blogging increases daily. This is great but one main problem is most of these people aren’t usually educated in proper techniques such as spam prevention.

Did you know that putting your email address anywhere on your blog or website is an open invitation for new spam? Yes, you heard me right. Little do you know that trying to be nice and provide a method for your readers to contact you only causes you more harm than good.

Let me give you an example. The usual way to include your email address on your blog is to use the mailto: tag. This is the case if you use Blogger and any other blogging platform. Unfortunately for you, spam harvesters use “web spiders” to troll the internet and look for email address links on websites and blogs. When they come across your site they will look at the html code and grab your address.
Prevent Spam Harvesters From Getting Your Email Address

The best way to beat spam bots as well as giving your readers a way to contact you is to use a contact submission form. That way your email address is never displayed and a script handles the entire mailing process. This is a great option if you use WordPress but for people using Blogger, it’s not an option.

You don’t know how many Blogger blogs I’ve come across and just rolled my eyes. There it is…their email address listed right on their site. Look out spam, here it comes! So my quick solution to protect all blogs (especially Blogger users) from spam bots is to replace your email address with an image.

There are several sites out there that can create free email icon images for you but I like using this email icon generator site because it provides several cool options. My favorite is the branded email image based on your email host provider.
As you can see, it supports all the popular email domain addresses as well as an option to create your own custom email address. It even hosts the image for you if you don’t want to copy and upload it to your own server. I recommend uploading it to your Blogger site so you’ve always got it available regardless.

Make sure after you use these images you do NOT turn them into a mailto link. If your email address is anywhere in the html code, spam harvesters will find it. I had a friend that I shared this trick with and he replaced his email address with this image but didn’t remove the mailto link! He might as well of not even used the image.
Damage Control - Where is My Email Address Today?

Ever wonder if your email address is publicly available today? A good test to see what sites publicly list your email address is to just Google it. If your email address is sjobs@mac.com then you’ll see that there are over 500 results in Google which is obviously a bad sign (I hope Steve Jobs has one heck of a good spam filter). There should be zero listings of your email address when you do a search. If not, you should go down the list of sites and ask them to kindly remove your email address because they are just feeding it to spam harvesters!

I usually Google my personal email address a few times a year just as a safety check. Just last year as I was doing my check, I noticed there was one site listing it! I was so mad and immediately contacted the site owner to take it down. It was an article submission site and they were carelessly publicly listing all their users email addresses. That’s just bad business. Eventually they took it down and I told them they should do the same for everyone else in their system.
Conclusion

If there’s one thing to take away from this article it’s to remember to never ever ever list your raw email address on your blog. It’s a guaranteed way to get spam faster than you can say “spam me please”. If you don’t believe me try setting up a new temporary email address and don’t use it for anything except this test. Now paste it on your blog and see how long it takes before you start getting junk email.

I hope the end of spam comes in the near future because just like you, I’m tired of wasting time in my day filtering and deleting junk email. Google or someone, please come up with a solution soon!

How To Change Your Template

This article was written to provide a step-by-step guide on how to correctly apply a new xml Blogger template to your blog. This process can be tricky depending on several factors (quality of the code in the new template, your existing widgets, etc) so you need to be careful when changing your template. Don’t worry though, just follow our step-by-step instructions below and we’ll hopefully get you through it without much pain. :-)

Many people make the same mistake when installing a new blogger template. Most problems when installing a new template are caused by the blogger widgets (Page Elements) that you’ve spent time setting up in your previous template. Almost all Blogger templates available for download on this site are in the new Blogger xml template format so if you’ve downloaded the template from us, it’s going to be much easier to follow our instructions.

Step #1 - Backup Your Current Template

Backup Blogger TemplateBackup your current Template just in case you make a mistake. This is very important so you can always go back (click on the screenshot to the left to see exactly how this is done). You’ll want to navigate to the “Template” => “Edit HTML” section of Blogger and then look for the “Before editing your template, you may want to save a copy of it. Download Full Template“. Click on the “Download Full Template” and save it somewhere easy to find later on your computer. We are not responsible for any mistakes you make in applying your new Blogger template. Once you have saved this .xml file onto your computer, move on to step #2.

Step #2 - Take a Screenshot of Your Page Elements

Blogger Page Elements ScreenshotThis next step isn’t necessary but I like to do it anyhow. Take a screenshot of your “Page Elements” page just so you know exactly what widgets (Page Elements) you had before applying the new template (an example of the exact page you should take a screenshot of is in the image to the left). If you blow away all your widgets and you don’t remember which ones you had, this screenshot will at least help you remember. If you’re unsure as to how to take a screenshot, then check out this quick tutorial (MS Windows).

Step #3 - Upload Your New Blogger Template

Upload new blogger templateNow it’s time to upload the new Blogger template from your computer. You’ll want to navigate to the “Template” => “Edit HTML” section of Blogger and then look for the “Upload a template from a file on your hard drive:” text. To the right of that you’ll see two buttons. First, you’ll click on “Browse” and navigate to the new .xml Blogger template on your computer and click “Open”. Then you click on the “Upload” button and cross your fingers.

At this point Blogger is attempting to apply the new .xml Blogger template to your blog. After it’s done, you’ll get a message stating that the upload and new template was applied successfully (in that case you’re done!) or more likely in my case, you’ll get a red error message that states something like:

Widgets are about to be deleted

Please confirm that the following widgets should be deleted. All the widgets’ configuration data will be lost.

* Text1
* BloggerButton1
* Poll1
* Profile1

Now if you’re like me, you don’t want to lose all those widgets (Page Elements) you spent lots of time configuring and arranging on your blog. If you don’t care and really don’t have anything you’ll be upset losing, then go ahead and click on the “Confirm and Save” button that looks like this:
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Just remember, that you’ll need to re-add any page elements that you had previously setup in your old template. If they were simple or just recently added then I’d recommend just re-adding them instead of having to follow the next steps. If you decide you want to keep your widgets (Page Elements) then write down (or take another screenshot) the list mentioned above that are going to be deleted. You’ll use this list later when we migrate over your widgets.

Step #4 - Transfer Widgets to New Blogger Template

This process is going to take some careful cut and pasting within the template code so if you’re not comfortable doing this, then I’d recommend just ending on the previous step. First things first, click on the blue cancel button (you should still be on the previous step) that looks like this:

This will cancel out of the new Blogger template you were just trying to upload. Next, we’re going to essentially make a temporary placeholder for your widgets (Page Elements) within your current template. You should still be in the “Template” => “Edit HTML” section of Blogger so if you’re not, go back to that section.

You’re going to actually edit this template code now so pay close attention. Look for the following piece of code which is all the way at the bottom.

Save your template and you’ll see this message (which is a good sign):

blogger changes saved

blogger-new-page-element-footer.gifWhat did we just do? We created a brand new widget (Page Element) in your current Blogger template so we can move all your widgets over to keep them safe! Next navigate over to the “Template” => “Page Elements” section of Blogger and you’ll see a blank new footer section.

Drag all your widgets (Page Elements) that were going to be deleted (we wrote them down or took a screenshot in step #3). The order doesn’t really matter as long as you’ve moved them all down into the widget (top image on left). After you’re done, it should look something like this (bottom image on left):

blogger moved widgetsNow click on the “Save” button and the temporary placeholder for our widgets will be saved. We’re not done quite yet but if you’ve gotten this far already you’ve done great! The hardest part is over. Now we’re going to copy the widgets we just protected over to your new template. Hold off on that bathroom break and let’s keep going.

Next, go back to the “Template” => “Edit HTML” section of Blogger and scroll down in the template code and look for the line of code you added before:

There should now be a bunch more code in between it which will look something like this:

This is a list of all your widgets (Page Elements) that we just moved into the footer. You want to select all this code and copy it. We’re going to paste it into our new Blogger template code which will complete the transfer safely.

Now open your new Blogger template xml file in a text editor (you can use Notepad, just right click -> Open With -> Choose Notepad). Once you have it open, scroll all the way down to the bottom of the code and look for the following code:

You’re going to replace this code with the new code you just copied above. Make sure you only replace that one bit of code otherwise you might run into some problems. Save your new Blogger template and you’ve finished transferring your widgets (Page Elements) into the new Blogger template!

Now after all that work just to save your precious widgets, let’s hope the new template works ok in Blogger. Go back to step #3 above and upload your new template like you attempted to do before. If all goes well, your new template will properly save and your blog will be updated!
Step #5 - Move Your Widgets Back To Their Original Spots

I’m assuming your new template installed without and problems and you’re ready to move your widgets (Page Elements) back to their original spots. This is just the reverse process of what we did before by going to the “Template” => “Page Elements” section of Blogger and moving them out of the footer and back into the sidebar (or wherever you originally had them in your old template).

After you arrange them to your liking, make sure to save and view your blog. If all went well then your blog should be looking the way it did before the new template was applied (well, except for the new beautiful design which is the main reason for this hassle in the first place right?). :-)
Summary

Congratulations on adding a new custom Blogger xml template to your blog! The whole process should have taken anywhere from 15 minutes to 1 hour depending on your experience and comfort with blog template code, the code quality of the new template, and the number of widgets your blog currently has. Blog designs shouldn’t have to change very often so hopefully this is a one-time process for you. If not, I recommend you bookmark or add this page to your favorites so it’s easy to find the next time you decide to change Blogger templates.
Still Having Problems?

Problems or errors during this procedure? Unfortunately, the Blogger xml templates are very picky and don’t always work with your blog. This can be because of several reasons so it’s not always easy to resolve. Sometimes the best way is to just delete one widget at a time and see if that resolves the issue. Blogger doesn’t give you very good error messages to act on so sometimes it’s a shot in the dark.

If you’ve got a specific case you’d like to ask about, please post a comment below. I will respond and help if possible. Your specific problem might help others address their issue as well.

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How To Make Money Fast Online

How To Make Money Fast Online
The question has come into everyone's mind at one point or another."How do I make money fast?" Luckily for everyone who has ever had that question come to mind there is an answer! There are several ways to make money quickly online, now we will venture through the online category.

3 websites to make money online.

1. Associated Content.
2. Cash Crate.
3. Forum booster.

Let's begin with associated content. Associated content should be the number one stop for those people who frequently ask themselves, how I could make money fast. Associated Content requires you to write content, which in other words for those who aren't familiar with the online language, content means articles.

Associated Content requires that you write articles for them, they will pay you anywhere from $3 to $40 for your content.

Most of the time however the bids that they place on your content are for much less than $10. However, this is still a great way to make money online if you can type several articles per day. You may be surprised to see how easy it has become to earn a part time income through writing for Associated Content.

The next site that we will talk about is Cash Crate. Cash Crate is a site that pays you to take surveys. They may pay anywhere from a dollar to possibly a hundred dollars, just for you to take a survey.

Doesn't sound too bad now does it? The reason they pay you to complete surveys is that companies are willing to shell out loads of cash for in-depth information from their consumers to find out exactly what they word on the street is about their product or services.

They even have a daily survey on the homepage that is guaranteed to make you some extra income; the guaranteed survey on the homepage pays $0.80. It may not seem like much but do the math, over a 30 day time period. That is almost $30 extra dollars just for taking surveys.

Are you still asking yourself that question, how do I make money fast? Well if writing tons of articles and taking surveys doesn't really sound like your cup of tea, there is always the alternative of Forum Booster.

Forum Booster is a website that pays you $0.10 for each post you make on a forum. This is great for those of us that would be searching and posting on forums either way, why not get paid for it? If you can post sixty posts in 1 hour, you can make $6, which is not that bad for earning money online.

It may not be minimum wage, but you have the advantage of being in the comfort of your own home. You can be in your pajamas sipping coffee while working on posting on these forums. Each post should be a minimum of 12 words, which is not difficult to do at all.

Overall there are tons of ways to make money quickly online but these are just the tried and true and the best of the best.

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Hard drive failure is a common problem with today's computer systems. Drive failure accounts for a large percentage of the dreaded "Windows blue screen of death" sightings that almost everyone has experienced at one time or another. There are a wide array of software tools to fix and recover as well as repair your hard drive.

Significance
A large percentage of hard drive recovery programs are free, easy to use and very efficient. Many hard drive manufacturers have tools available for download on their websites. However, if you are trying to recover data that was lost due to program failure, you need a hard drive data recovery tool. If your hard drive is on its last leg and bad sectors are developing, you would need a program to analyze the hard disk and make bad sectors unwritable.
Prevention/Solution
When trying to recover your disk, many programs will help to maintain and optimize your hard drive. Regular hard drive maintenance will help to extend the life of the hard drive. Many programs can be set to preform maintenance on a regular schedule to improve overall system performance as well as recover your drive. Programs that recover and repair the data from your hard drive are your best options.
Function
Most programs will require several hours to do a thorough scan. After which, they will advise you of the errors found during the scan and what actions are available to you. Keep in mind that not all data is recoverable. It depends on the severity of the corrupted data. If the data is very important and cannot be recreated easily, you can send the hard drive to a data recovery service. Sending your hard drive off is very expensive, so make sure the data is worth the expense.
Misconceptions
Many people think that when a drive's boot sector fails it is no longer of any use. This isn't true. The drive can be used for data storage purposes. But do not depend on this drive to be a backup for your new drive. It may go out, and you will not be able to retrieve the data. Due to the boot sector being controlled by a separate process, the rest of the drive will continue to function normally.
Warning
Read the "read me" file for the program you have chosen before you attempt to work on the drive. Some programs may have additional functions that produce undesired results. Also, make sure the program doesn't install "Bloat ware" onto your computer. This will slow down your processes and send miscellaneous data about you and your computer back to the software manufacturer. Be sure to back up your hard drive once you recover it so your data will be safe if the drive fails again.

About CD RW Drive

A CD-RW drive is an optical disc drive found on computers that can read and write CDs. CD-RW, which stands for compact disc rewritable, is a technology developed during the 1990s that allows people to crate ('burn") CDs with music, files and pictures. CD-RW drives were desirable when first released because of their ability to burn CDs, but they have lost their popularity because of the advent of DVD-RW drives.
Function
CD-RW drives are computer drives that can write CDs and copy data (music, files, pictures) from computer hard drives onto CDs. These drives use a red-light laser to write the information from the computer onto recordable discs, either CD-R discs, which cannot be erased, or CD-RW discs, which can be erased and recorded about 1,000 times.
CD-RW drives are used to make audio CDs, which can be played in virtually any CD player, or data discs, which are useful for backing up or transferring files.
History
CD-RW drives were first sold in 1997 when technological advances enabled the creation of a disc with a phase-changing alloy recording layer, which enabled writing and rewriting on the disc, instead of the unwritable polycarbonate layer found on a traditional CD. Upon creation of the CD-R and CD-RW discs, the lasers of conventional CD-ROM drives were changed to allow them to write discs instead of just reading them leading to the birth of CD-RW drives.
CD-RW drives were first included on personal computers and laptops as option accessories in the late 1990s and were standard in early 2000.
Types
The two major types of CD-RW drivers are external and internal. External CD-RW drives are connected to the computer using a standard USB cable and port on the computer. External drives portable and can easily be transported from one computer to another. Internal CD-RW drives are wired directly into the computer's motherboard and are connected into one of the computer's open expansion bays. These are not portable and are made a permanent part of the computer's hardware.
Internal and external CD-RW drivers function exactly the same although external drives cost more because of their portability and lack of installation.
Benefits
When they were first introduced, CD-RW drives had a lot of benefits and uses because they revolutionized portable storage for computer files. They could store more than floppy discs so CD-R and CD-RWs were used for file storage especially to create back-up discs of important documents. Because of its rewriting capabilities, it was easy to use a CD-RW and CD-RW drive to create a back-up disc that could easily be modified or updated.
Also coupled with the craze of music downloads CD-RW drives were used to create mixed audio CDs that could be played in any player, such as one in an automobile. This gave users flexibility to mix their favorite songs from a variety of albums onto one CD.
Potential
Though still popular, CD-RW drives have lost some of their market share to DVD-RW drives, which can perform all the functions of a CD-RW drive in addition to playing and recording DVDs. For people with older computers who do not need or want the DVD playing or recording capability, CD-RW drives can be an affordable upgrade that can give users the ability to burn data and audio CDs. But for people interested in watching DVDs on their computer or in turning uploaded home video footage into DVDs, CD-RW drives have turned into dinosaurs in the computer field.

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Jika ia masih hidup hari ini, Luca Pacioli mungkin akan lebih suka poring Web analisis laporan. Pacioli, seorang Franciscan monk yang diterbitkan pertama dalam neraca 1494, memahami kekuatan data untuk mengubah cara perusahaan membuat keputusan. Hari ini, berkat Internet, jumlah data yang tersedia untuk setiap perusahaan yang memiliki situs dwarfs anything Pacioli bisa bayangkan. Web analytics program melacak hampir segala sesuatu yang terjadi di sebuah situs web, mempertahankan real-time tentang bagaimana calon pelanggan menemukan situs ini, bagaimana mereka bersikap padanya, dan kenapa (atau mengapa tidak), mereka membeli barang.

Kekayaan data yang sangat besar - anda dapat belajar, misalnya, bahwa pelanggan di Milwaukee biasanya menghabiskan tiga hari di situs Anda dan menggunakan Firefox - banyak pengusaha yang merasa besar. "Jika Anda mencoba untuk melihat setiap bagian dari data, Anda akan menjadi gila," ujar Andy Beal, pemasaran online-konsultan dan co-author dari radikal Transparan, sebuah buku pada kekuatan media baru-alat untuk membangun merek .

Untuk mendapatkan rasa cara menggunakan analisis untuk membuka situs Web Anda flaws dan membuat lebih banyak uang, kami yang tumbuh cepat start up agar tiga ahli pemasaran online-nya memeriksa laporan analisis. Panel termasuk Beal; Reid Carr, CEO Red Door Interaktif, pemasaran online-perusahaan yang berbasis di San Diego, dan Avinash Kaushik, dari Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) divisi analisis.

Kami marmot, Bonobos, pakaian merupakan perusahaan yang didirikan setahun yang lalu oleh Brian Spaly dan Andy Dunn, baik MBA dari Stanford. Berbasis di New York City, pas Bonobos menjual celana pria itu, menurut Dunn, menghindari "yang dril membedung butt masalah." Perusahaan menjual produknya pada situs web (it has no ritel distribusi), dan harga biasanya berkisar dari $ 110 sampai $ 190.

Bulan September, ketika kita melihat Bonobos' analisis data, perusahaan telah gotten off untuk cepat mulai. Perusahaan telah booking sekitar $ 170.000 per bulan dalam penjualan. Apa itu tombol untuk Bonobos' keberhasilan, dan bagaimana situs ini dapat ditingkatkan? Ini yang nomor kepada kami.

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Sebagian besar blogger memiliki tujuan pembuatan uang dari blog mereka. Tentu saja beberapa konten hanya memiliki outlet suara pendapat mereka dan berbagi pikiran mereka, namun sebagian besar dari kita memiliki tujuan finansial yang profiting juga. Jika ini kasusnya untuk Anda, bagaimana Anda akan mencapai tujuan ini tentang? Ada banyak cara untuk melakukannya, di sini kita akan melihat beberapa dari mereka.

Beli Advertising Space

Salah satu cara yang paling umum untuk uang blog adalah untuk menjual ruang kepada pengiklan. Blog dengan sejumlah besar lalu lintas bisa membuat iklan besar dengan pendapatan penjualan. Salah satu alasan utama bahwa banyak blog memilih untuk menjual iklan adalah merupakan bentuk pasif sedikit sekali pendapatan lalu lintas telah dikembangkan. Ya, ia tidak membutuhkan pekerjaan untuk menemukan pengiklan dan mempertahankan iklan pada blog, tetapi mereka yang dapat membuat wajar jumlah uang dengan iklan dasarnya mampu membayar sendiri untuk mereka untuk menulis blog. Bila dibandingkan dengan beberapa cara lain untuk keuntungan dari sebuah blog, menjual iklan dapat menjadi salah satu yang paling konsisten aliran penghasilan. Jika anda dapat menjaga slot iklan penuh, Anda harus memiliki ide yang baik dari apa yang akan membuat Anda setiap bulan.

Namun, ada beberapa negatif yang datang dengan menjual iklan. Pertama, anda perlu memiliki lalu lintas yang didirikan dalam rangka untuk menarik minat dari calon pengiklan. Coba jual ruang iklan tanpa lalu lintas dapat sangat sulit dan kemungkinan besar tidak akan menghasilkan banyak pendapatan. Selain itu, blog Anda akan perlu untuk target audiens yang spesifik untuk mendapatkan maksimum jumlah uang untuk ruang iklan. Tentunya pengiklan akan membayar lebih banyak jika blog Anda secara langsung sesuai dengan target pasar.

Program Afiliasi

Program afiliasi adalah sumber pendapatan utama bagi banyak blogger. Hal yang besar tentang program afiliasi adalah Anda memiliki kesempatan untuk menghasilkan uang walaupun blog Anda memiliki khalayak kecil. Sesuatu yang buruk tentang program afiliasi adalah Anda juga memiliki potensi untuk membuat uang tidak ada sama sekali.

Fitur baru blog sering afiliasi iklan dibandingkan dengan penjualan secara langsung ke ruang pengiklan. Seperti yang saya sebutkan sebelumnya, penjualan langsung iklan sulit tanpa banyak lalu lintas, sehingga program afiliasi adalah alam sesuai untuk blog baru. Selain itu, mereka mudah untuk memelihara dan mengambil sedikit waktu.

Bayar-Per-Klik Iklan

Google AdSense ini tentu saja yang paling populer metode Mendapatkan sebuah blog dengan membayar per klik iklan. Beberapa situs Web yang dapat membuat sejumlah besar uang dengan AdSense dan lain-lain (paling benar-benar) akan membuat beberapa dolar di terbaik. Tergantung pada Anda berada di ceruk, banyak pengunjung akan mengabaikan iklan tersebut benar dan tidak pernah klik pada mereka. Di sisi lain, banyak pemilik situs web yang sangat baik dilakukan dengan AdSense.

Dibayar Menulis

Terdapat peningkatan jumlah dibayar menulis posisi menjadi tersedia secara online. Sedangkan peluang ini tidak akan membantu Anda untuk membuat uang secara langsung melalui blog Anda sendiri, mereka akan mengijinkan Anda untuk membuat uang karena blog Anda sendiri. Didirikan dan diakui blogger baik-baik bisa memperoleh uang dengan menulis untuk orang lain. Dalam hal ini, pada dasarnya blog Anda menjadi atau portofolio untuk melanjutkan pekerjaan Anda.

Cakupan membayar untuk artikel akan sangat bervariasi, namun kesempatan yang ada. Selain pendapatan, Anda akan mendapatkan sejumlah besar eksposur dan jaringan melalui kesempatan untuk menulis blog lainnya. Jika Anda mencari peluang, Michael Martine menulis posting di blog Tips di The Lima Jawaban Pro Blogger Boards pekerjaan.

Beli Produk

Pilihan lain adalah dengan langsung menjual produk sendiri melalui website Anda. Penjualan produk dapat di dukung oleh berhasil mempertahankan blog yang menarik lalu lintas, membangun kredibilitas Anda, dan akan meningkatkan eksposur yang menerima produk. Salah satu contoh terbaik adalah Aaron Wall dari SEO Book. Harun yang menjual download e-book yang telah diakui sebagai salah satu yang berwenang pada subjek mesin pencari optimasi. Aaron blog di Buku SEO terus membantu menghasilkan lebih banyak penjualan dan mendapatkan lebih banyak uang untuk dia.

Mempromosikan Layanan

Penyedia layanan memiliki kesempatan luar biasa untuk mencari klien baru dan meningkatkan tarif oleh blogging. Menjadi dikenal sebagai otoritas di bidang Anda akan lebih mudah oleh memelihara sebuah blog yang berfokus pada bidang keahlian. Blog akan membantu calon klien untuk menemukan Anda, dan meningkatkan reputasi yang membangun, dan yang sesuai peningkatan permintaan untuk layanan Anda, akan memungkinkan Anda untuk biaya lebih besar untuk pekerjaan Anda.

Ada banyak contoh blogger yang sukses mempromosikan layanan mereka sendiri. David Airey adalah berdasarkan desainer grafis yang berspesialisasi dalam desain logo. David blog saat ini memiliki lebih dari 3.000 pelanggan dan telah membantu dia untuk meraih peringkat mesin pencari solid untuk frase yang mungkin menggunakan klien potensial untuk mendapatkan desainer. David blog adalah salah seorang utama metode mencari pekerjaan.

Konten Premium

Opsi terakhir yang akan kami lihat di dalam artikel ini adalah penjualan premi konten. Sementara blog yang besar sumber informasi yang bebas, tidak semuanya harus gratis. Blogger dan beberapa perusahaan telah berhasil menjual beberapa karya terbaik mereka.

SEOmoz, salah satu perusahaan terkemuka SEO, menjual keanggotaan pada situs web mereka yang mencakup akses ke konten premium. Anggota dapat menggunakan berbagai SEO berbasis alat bantu untuk membantu mengoptimalkan website sendiri, dan bahkan ada beberapa bahan tertulis tersedia. Penjualan premi konten mungkin hanya dalam setiap bidang, akan tetapi anda harus dapat memberikan sesuatu yang bernilai untuk membayar.

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Jenis blog yang Anda cari?

Tidak ada preferensi khusus selama ini tidak spammy atau pornografi. Kami mencari blog yang 90% dari konten dan link inbound telah diindeks oleh Search Engine yang umum. Blog dibuat hanya untuk dibayar posting / periklanan dapat ditolak.

Saya kirimkan sebuah blog tetapi belum disetujui. Bagaimana saya tahu tentang blog saya status?

Blogger akan diberitahu segera setelah mereka blog dievaluasi dan disetujui. Jika blog Anda belum memenuhi persyaratan no email akan dikirim setelah 3 bulan pengajuan, anda dapat menulis ke support@blogtoprofit.com menunjukkan nama pengguna, terdaftar email dan blog karena URL untuk evaluasi.

Saya memiliki blog pribadi konten. Saya bisa memberikan link sebagai dibayar atau disponsori?

Kami lebih memilih posting yang tidak memberikan link karena dibayar iklan. Blog dengan lebar situs Pengungkapan Kebijakan yang jelas negara yang dikirim akan diidentifikasi sebagai dibayar atau disponsori mungkin tidak disetujui untuk link tugas tetapi dapat terus mendapatkan penghasilan hanya melalui arahan.

Bagaimana Iklan Anda terlihat seperti?

Iklan-iklan kami plain teks. Sebuah kata atau kelompok kata yang menunjuk ke sebuah situs iklan. Situs meninjau tidak diperlukan. Anda hanya butuh untuk menulis entri blog biasa yang diberikan menyebutkan jangkar teks. Kata kunci harus ditempatkan dalam konteks posting tersebut. Anda akan dibayar secepat link yang tinggal atau tidak seseorang membaca posting atau klik link.

Apakah ada periode tertentu untuk mengatur link ini untuk tetap hidup?

Link harus tetap tinggal setidaknya satu tahun dari tanggal posting, maka akan terbaik meskipun jika mereka tidak akan terhapus sama sekali. Penting untuk dicatat bahwa masukan harus diserahkan TIDAK akan diedit (tidak ada perubahan pada kata kunci maupun penempatan tidak mengikuti = tag) setelah persetujuan dan pembayaran.

Apakah link harus utama di tubuh pos?

Ya. Link yang diberikan untuk Anda akan datang dengan pasangan jangkar teks. Jangkar ini teks atau kata kunci harus berada dalam konteks, ditemukan di dalam tubuh utama blog Anda masuk.

Lakukan anchor teks harus persis seperti yang diberikan?

Ya, jangkar teks harus digunakan sebagai diberikan. Terdapat kasus bahwa pengiklan misspell mereka sengaja kata kunci, ini harus diikuti juga.

Harus isi posting akan advertorial?

Isi catatan tidak harus advertorial. Walaupun kita lebih suka dan menghargai masukan yang didedikasikan untuk iklan link tersebut, Anda dapat menulis tentang apa pun subjek.

Apa yang harus saya lakukan setelah menyelesaikan tugas link?

Permalinks yang Anda posting harus diserahkan untuk evaluasi dan persetujuan. Login ke account dan melihat BTOP "Anda Offers" halaman. Klik URL blog dengan Pending Penawaran untuk melihat tugas. Isi kolom di bawah "Posting URL" kolom dengan permalinks dari masing-masing posting.

Saya ketinggalan tanggal jatuh tempo. Tetapi masih pada link profil saya. Saya masih dapat menyerahkan tugas-tugas?

Ya, Anda bisa mengirimkan link-nya di luar meskipun tanggal jatuh tempo dan masih link pada halaman Anda. Unreturned link tugas akan ditindaklanjuti melalui email. Jika tidak ada tanggapan dari 2 sampai 5 hari setelah surat dikirim, secara otomatis reassigned link ke blogger lainnya. Hal ini untuk memastikan bahwa link diposkan pada jadwal. Jika Anda memerlukan perpanjangan tanggal jatuh tempo, Anda mungkin akan mengirimkan permintaan Anda ke data@blogtoprofit.com.

Bagaimana segera dikirimkan posting blog dievaluasi?

Posting blog biasanya dievaluasi dalam waktu satu bulan pengajuan. Sebuah email akan dikirim jika Anda kirimkan posting perlu koreksi. Jika tidak ada koreksi yang ditemukan, sebuah pesan akan dikirimkan kepada Anda setiap hari Senin s BTOP mengikuti terpotong, untuk memberitahu Anda tentang jadwal pembayaran.

Posting saya tidak diterima karena beberapa kesalahan. I'm not sure what's wrong with my posting.

Untuk melihat kesalahan spesifik, login ke account Anda BlogToProfit dan pergi ke "Anda Offers" halaman dan klik URL Blog dengan menawarkan Pending. Lihat Komentar kolom dan hover mouse anda melalui "Kesalahan" link. Kesalahan / s yang tercantum dalam teks perlu dikoreksi. Pasang Permalink lagi di bidang yang disediakan untuk menyerahkan dan segera setelah selesai.

Saya dapat memilih sendiri untuk kategori blog tentang?

Kami tersedia kategori terdaftar dalam situs kami. Anda dapat memastikan mereka keluar dan menetapkan preferensi melalui profil Anda. Login ke account Anda dan mengedit pilihan kategori dari "Your Blogs" halaman. Perlu diketahui bahwa blogger yang terbuka untuk Semua kategori diberikan paling menawarkan.

Saya lupa password dan saya tidak bisa login, apa yang harus saya lakukan?

Anda terdaftar dengan Username dan alamat email, mengirimkan permintaan reset password untuk support@blogtoprofit.com. Atau Klik "lupa password", opsi pada BlogToProfit masuk halaman. Mengisi kolom yang terdaftar dengan email dan nama belakang. Kata sandi baru akan dikirim ke email Anda.

Cara pembayaran akan segera dikirimkan ke blogger?

Pembayaran akan dikirim mingguan. Semua posting dikirimkan dan dikonfirmasikan untuk bebas dari kesalahan pada atau sebelum tertentu Jumat akan dibayarkan pada Selasa. Masukan dikonfirmasi setelah memotong perlu menunggu jadwal pembayaran berikutnya, meskipun ia sama untuk blog. Zona waktu untuk Pos dan Konfirmasi Pembayaran: Waktu Standar Pasifik (PST)

Bagaimana arahan program kerjanya?

Referer dibayar $ 10,00 untuk setiap blogger yang disebut pertama selesai mengatur tugas. Yang perlu Anda lakukan adalah mengundang rekan blogger ke BTOP dan mereka telah mengisi kolom referer email Anda terdaftar dengan email. Anda akan diberitahu melalui email segera setelah anda selesai disebut blogger pertama tugas dan kapan pembayaran akan dikirim jalan. Arahan kredit diberikan hanya satu kali per pengguna berapapun jumlah blog.

Is it okay ke tempat email saya sendiri di bidang referer?

Tidak ada arahan kredit diberikan kepada anggota yang ditemukan untuk membuat beberapa account dan merujuk blog sendiri.

Saya menerima tawaran 2 berbeda dengan kode dalam kolom terpisah. Mana yang harus saya gunakan pada masuk?

Menggunakan satu nama pada kolom "Posting HARUS menyertakan teks dan Kode Link (s) (jika ada):". Ini adalah teks yang ditetapkan oleh pengiklan yang akan dimasukkan dalam menyerahkan data. Tidak ada kebutuhan untuk menghubungkan terpisah dari jangkar teks dan target URL. Tempatkan seluruh kode yang diberikan dan dilakukan

Pada Registrasi BLOG

1. Blog harus setidaknya 2 bulan dengan aslinya, kualitas konten dan diperbarui minimal dua kali per minggu.

2. J BTOP administrator dapat menyetujui atau menolak account Anda atau posting blog dengan alasan apapun. Ia adalah satu-satunya kebijakan administrator. Blogger blog dengan persyaratan di bawah ini mungkin tidak diberitahu tentang blog ditolak.

3. Blogger akan diberitahu hanya untuk disetujui blog. Blog yang tidak memenuhi syarat namun mungkin akan dievaluasi kembali setelah 2 bulan.

4. Anda mungkin hanya berlaku untuk account blogger BToP dengan domain akar. e.g. http://www.domain.com. Anda tidak dapat menggunakan http://www.domain.com/myblog, namun Anda dapat menggunakan subdomain, misalnya http://myblog.domain.com

5. Blog harus memiliki struktur yang jelas Permalink.

6. Blog dengan hampir kadaluarsa domain akan ditolak.

7. Blogger dibayar untuk posting blog yang telah disetujui pada mingguan dasar, melalui Paypal atau melalui modus Pembayaran ditentukan dalam account blogger.

Link pada tugas

1. Anda akan diberi link batch oleh administrator BToP berdasarkan kategori yang disepakati mendaftar. Anda dapat mengubah pilihan kategori setiap saat sebelum batch tugas yang diberikan.

2. Setelah pesanan dari batch telah ditugaskan ke blog Anda, Anda memiliki hingga 120 jam untuk melengkapi dan menyerahkan pos sebelum ia akan kembali ditugaskan ke blogger lain.

3. Anda harus memposting link akurat dan jangkar teks secara harfiah dalam posting blog Anda, di satu link tugas / menawarkan per pos saja. Anchor teks yang berbeda dari pasangan pengiklan tidak boleh digabungkan dalam satu posting.

4. Link harus dalam konteks, ditemukan di tubuh utama yang relevan posting blog.

5. Konten harus kreatif dan asli. Anda tidak boleh menyalin lebih dari satu kalimat dari bagian teks dari situs web yang terutama dari pemasang iklan. Melakukan hal tersebut juga bisa Anda diblokir dari BTOP.

6. Terdapat minimum 150 kata persetujuan untuk masuk blog.

7. Posting blog Anda harus muncul baik sebagai salah satu blog baru masukan pada halaman rumah Anda, atau yang jelas akan dapat diakses dari link blog Anda. Posts mungkin menolak jika mereka tidak dapat dengan mudah ditemukan dari blog Anda. Masukan sengaja "disembunyikan" dari lalu lintas tidak akan diterima.

8. Posting blog Anda harus tetap hidup selama minimal 12 bulan dan dapat diakses melalui link yang dikirimkan permanen kapan saja dalam jangka waktu yang disepakati. Blogger yang menghapus posting setelah dibayar dan sebelum berakhir istilah yang disebutkan di atas tidak akan lagi menerima sponsor peluang dan mungkin dilarang dari BToP.

9. Anchor teks dengan link balik para pemasang iklan tidak boleh berisi "tidak mengikuti" tag.

10. Posting dari BTOP tidak boleh diposting ke dalam satu kategori seperti "sponsor", "posting dibayar", "iklan", "iklan", "peroleh dari blog" dan sejenisnya kategori.

11. Beberapa link menawarkan datang dengan insertions teks dalam kode HTML. Kode ini harus dapat disalin dan disisipkan untuk memastikan semua karakter ditempatkan di kirimkan masukan. Tidak ada kebutuhan untuk menghubungkan terpisah dari jangkar teks / target URL pasangan.

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