Well they always say, it’s not wise to share your known secrets or you’ll lose your edge over your competitors. Bullocks I’d say. It’s the competition that drives me to keep on constantly have this dedication to earn more and more online.

I’m still in my ’struggle’ phase and have yet to reach a point of where I’m able to be free of my full time job via my current money making online exploits, but at the increasing constant ratio of “investment to earnings” which stands at 1:15, I foresee the next few years I could be in that position, to be in the Bahamas sipping my cocktail drink while my various avenues of income are earning money passively

For your info, the such known secrets that are being widely sold in ebooks, are actually available readily on the Internet. You just need to know the means and how to search for and taking the time to understand the basic fundamentals. The ’secret’ methods to make money is the easy part but being dedicated and constantly producing your own articles or resources is the tough part from my experience

Click to continue »

Nuff said, if you’re motivated, in what ever line of work you’re doing, you’ll succeed

Yahoo and Google search engines are the two most popular and hugely looked upon data metrics by people for searching stuff. So it seems when I checked my backlinks of both sites recently, I noticed that Yahoo has more of my backlinks rather than Google. You might check it yourself and find in similar situation as me

So is this bad?

Well yes and no, but there’s nothing to be worried about of course. For one, it’s good to know the amount of backlinks you have, to ascertain your authority of your niche and also it reflects the work you’ve done so far building traffic. By knowing such figures, you can work from there to either make more effort in making more such links or focus on the current links to improve on the landing pages, so as your CPA and CPC success-rate will increase

To check in Yahoo. Key into form “site:testdomain.com”

Yahoo search engine page will display both the pages than has been indexed and the pages linking to you. The exact figures are displayed. Pretty nifty hur. But don’t be too happy. Yahoo takes into account all back links no matter they are do-follow or no-dofollow, that’s why the backlink figures here are more than Google

Click to continue »

Well it does happen to me once in a blue moon, most of the time, my computer lags with the browser not loading well, and suddenly my mouse click which intended to click on some link, lands on my own ads

I would like to think Google has a smart ad algorithm to detect such accidental clicks, but you can never be too sure of this

So to have a peace of mind and let Google know your intention was good and it was all unintentional clicks, I would email their support at adsense-support@google.com

Well here’s a template below you could use. Fill in the blanks with your own set of id and such

Hi

I clicked on one of my own adverts accidentally at site _____ 11.25PM (+8 SG time)

Please deduct any payment I might have made from this clickthru and credit the advertiser’s account

My AdSense publisher account is _____

Final landing page link http://www.blablabla.com

Thanks and sorry for the hassle

Sha

Wondering why? Well here’s a few reason why perhaps

1. For conversions in CPA or CPC you need traffic and that you don’t got. It’s because traffic building needs time, 3 months at least for any significant difference if you’re doing your SEO right
2. Are your blogs fully monetized. Apart from advertising banners, have options for advertisers to seek direct advertising. And put affiliates sales ads
3. Target RELATED affiliates sales on your blog. If my blog niche is about Hosting and you’re putting up Clothing sales ads, where’s the logic??
4. Blog themes templates are important, make sure it has corresponding right theme to it. You don’t want it to be pink girly and glittery if you’re trying to pass off as an entrepreneur blog. Adhere to a certain professionalism to it
5. You can get custom themes as cheap as US$30 (uncoded) on blogging community sites like Digital Point
6. You give up too easily. You want instant gratification, not fully doing your research that hard work over time equates to hard cold cash. Nothing comes easy, you need to work for it
7. Your blog is a mess. Yes perhaps you might have a nice theme, but its too cluttered with too many ads. I always believe in 70-30 rule. 70 per cent content and at most 30 per cent makes up your ads
8. Your blog can also be cluttered with too many content or information overload. Use tags, categorize appropriately and focus on a certain niche. An all general blog usually don’t make much money online, unless you have attracting factor such as being a celebrity
9. Are you interesting enough? Ok this is pretty subjective, but you can always put a spin on your ‘average’ content with the right linkbaiting or if you’ve done your networking right in Web 2.0 social bookmarking
10. You’ve not been reading my blog :)