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- Anatomy of a Fake Phishing Email - We all get phishing emails and it is important to recognise and avoid getting trapped by these fake phishing emails and not disclose your personal information, bank accounts, credit cards details to unknown fraud persons, who harvest private information via fake websites, links and emails. Analyzing a fake Paypal phishing email Here is a sample email from Paypal [...]
- Personal .me Premium Domain Names Auction - Want to buy john.me? Book your personal name at the .me premium domain name auction going to start soon. .ME Registry and NameJet have announced the Internet’s largest online auction of personal names. If you have always wanted a domain with your very own name on it, now is your chance! More than 300 personal names [...]
- 5 Reasons Why People Fail to Make Money Online - Guest post by Pradeep. I have been trying to make money with my blog for more than 2 months now. During this period I have realized that there are 5 primary reasons why most people fail to earn any money online. I hope my post will help you to avoid most of these mistakes in future 1. [...]
- View First iPad Commercial - Apple has aired their first iPad commercial during the 82nd Annual Academy Awards, which features a man enjoying the new iPad features. Watch the commercial below. Apple iPad will go on sale in the US on Saturday, April 3, for Wi-Fi models and in late April for Wi-Fi + 3G models, and preorders start March 12. [...]
- From Zero to Hero in One Year: A Three Step Online £100k/year Guide - Guest post by Paul McCarthy. This article is for those who are interested in running a long term, profitable and secure online business and for those who understand the importance of sticking to a high level and proven strategy with logical progression along the way. I am going to describe three steps that can take as [...]
- How To Attract Adsense Brand Advertisers by Ads Above the Fold - Guest post by Amit Banerjee It is a well known fact that Adsense ads perform the best when placed above the fold. “Above the fold” refers to the exact area of the screen which is visible to the user when the page has finished loading. The area of your website or blog which gets the maximum focus [...]
- Is Your Blog “Bookmark” Worthy? 5 Tell-Tale Signs - Guest post by Jennifer Brown Banks. Is your blog “Bookmark” worthy? Let’s face it. All Bloggers feel that their blogs are pretty bodacious! It’s the same sense of pride of ownership some feel with a car or a kid. :-) We tinker, toil and tweak, and with a sense of satisfaction, release it to the world. It’s [...]
- Top 5 Web Design Mistakes - Guest post by Cyril. We all make common web design mistakes. You must have read a lot about how to create an interesting website, or a good design or a user friendly design. But not all of them focus on one major aspect that is equally important. Just as how important it is to drive traffic to [...]
- Finance Your Marriage by Recycling Wedding Cans! - Pete and Andrea, are on a unique mission to pay for their wedding by recycling 400,000 aluminum (wedding) cans. They set up WeddingCans.com and they have built a whole social media campaign on Twitter and Facebook around it! Since Aluminum recycling is one of the most sustainable and useful forms of recycling, they are aiming for [...]
- Hunger Bytes Youtube Video Competition Winners - Youtube hosted Hunger Bytes, an international video competition for inspiring filmakers, to make videos raising awareness about world hunger under aegis of United Nations World Food Program (WFP). A judging panel including Drew Barrymore, actress and WFP Ambassador Against Hunger selected the finalists, and now the winners are declared. Top prize winners were filmmakers Carlos Antonio [...]
Helping Bloggers Earn Money
- Blog Security: The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo Scares Me Into Taking It Seriously. - guest post by Kelly Diels
warning: there are lessons and even actionable advice in here, but it is buried inside a story. I write stories because I love you and don’t want to bore you and because if you laugh then chances are that you’ll remember the educational bit, too. There’s actual research that this works – [...]
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Blog Security: The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo Scares Me Into Taking It Seriously.
- How to Blog: Choose a Niche for Your Blog [Why Niches are Important] - While I get many questions from bloggers asking for advice on ‘how to blog‘ perhaps one of the biggest questions a new blogger needs to ask themselves before they move on to the HOW to blog question is ‘WHAT will I blog about?’
There is no real right or wrong answer to this question as blogs [...]
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How to Blog: Choose a Niche for Your Blog [Why Niches are Important]
- Feeling “Blogged Out?” [10 Pro Bloggers Share Their Advice on What to Do] - A Guest post by Heather Allard from The Mogul Mom.
If you’re a regular ProBlogger reader, you know that Darren dishes up heaps of incredible blogging advice 7 days a week, 365 days a year. His archives positively overflow with information on how to build a blog from the ground up, how to engage readers, how [...]
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Feeling “Blogged Out?” [10 Pro Bloggers Share Their Advice on What to Do]
- What Do You Do With Your Blog to Make it Stand Out from the Crowd? - Last week on Twitter I was asked by @southrngurl6489 the following question:
If you had to pick only one thing that makes a blog stand out from its peers, what would you pick and why?
I thought it’d be a good question to open up to a wider audience as its something I’ve touched on quite a [...]
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What Do You Do With Your Blog to Make it Stand Out from the Crowd?
- 7 Tips to Keep Your Family On-Board for Your Blogging Journey - A guest post by Dustin Riechmann of Engaged Marriage.
My life is pretty typical for a 30-year old family man these days. I do my best to maintain a hectic schedule and the demands that come with balancing a wife, kids, a full-time career, a mortgage, church, community service, tee ball practice, my daughter’s [...]
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7 Tips to Keep Your Family On-Board for Your Blogging Journey
- 9 Tips for Creating More Small Business Blogging Ideas - A Guest Post by Mark Hayward.
What the hell am I supposed to write about, I own a {insert your small business here}?
Really, who cares about your flower shop, bike shop, auto parts store, or coffee house?
Answer: Your customers certainly care.
We all know by now that consistent small business blogging can drastically improve your Search Engine [...]
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- How To NOT Repulse Readers And Send Them Running Scream… Um…I Mean Clicking Away - A Guest Post by Cori Padget from Write Syntax and Big Girl Branding.
In a word?
Engage. Engage, engage, engage, engage. Get it yet? ENGAGE! OK, I’m thinking you get it now, kinda sorta. But in case you don’t, let’s discuss it further. EN… Just kidding!
If you’re a writer, or a blogger, or someone [...]
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How To NOT Repulse Readers And Send Them Running Scream… Um…I Mean Clicking Away
- The BEST Way to Generate Lots of Comments on a Your Next Blog Post - Last week on my Photography Tips site we published a guest post titled Three Lenses Every Photographer Should Own.
The author of the guest post emailed me a few days later amazed at amazing amount of comments left on the post. While the average post on dPS gets a reasonable amount of comments this post is [...]
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The BEST Way to Generate Lots of Comments on a Your Next Blog Post
- Lessons for Bloggers from ChatRoulette - ChatRoulette (warning: this is often NSFW) is a site that has caused a lot of buzz over the last week or so.
It’s a webcam site where you login to chat with complete strangers – you are randomly matched with a stranger and you both have the opportunity to find a new person to chat with [...]
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- 5 Tips for Getting Readers Viewing Your Old Blog Posts -
Over on Twitter last week @JapanNewbie asked me about how to get people viewing old posts on your blog once they drop off the front page. In this video I tackle the question with 5 suggestions including using:
Best of Sections
Autoresponders
Related Links
Best of Posts
Repost Old Content
I’d love to hear your suggestions on how you drive people [...]
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Uber affiliate Marketing Blog
- Rebills Are “Dead”…Now What? - Over the past few months the industry has seemed to gone through some slight changes. Rebill offers for the most part are not run like they were before. I know this because of what’s happened to my own traffic, getting approval on my own offer, and then friends that I’ve talked to who [...]
- AffChat at Uberaffiliate - Long story made short with no explanation : I’ve just created a chatroom here at Uberaffiliate, you can click here to connect to it. Now for the explanation. If you’re anything like me, some days you’re at your house chugging away at campaigns and you just get bored. Maybe most of your friends on [...]
- A Note to Affiliate Networks… - Hey guys and girls. I just want to write a little message, and I want other affiliates to comment on this issue as well. This is kind of aimed towards affiliate networks. This post is coming because of something that has happened to me many times. If it’s once or twice at one [...]
- Nickycakes Gains GURU Status w/ LPLockdown (/sarcasm) - So Nickycakes has come out with his first affiliate industry product he calls LPLockdown. It’s a service that provides cloaking for your landing pages so other affiliates can’t see or steal them. LPLockdown : The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly The Good We’ll start off with the good here. The things it does for your [...]
- Affiliate Marketing in 2010 - This isn’t meant to be a long and planned out post with my 2010 predictions, just getting some thoughts out. Here’s what’s been happening with me and my product launch. My plan has been to set up a continuity offer with a product but have it be legitimate at the same time. Believe it [...]
