Tips to make money on the Internet

Ways to make money on the internet

* Direct Methods

1. PPC Advertising Networks

* Google Adsense- https://www.google.com/adsense/login/en_US/?gsessionid=zIgrarqs2d0TI6XM-5j3yg
* Yahoo! Publisher Network (YPN)- http://publisher.yahoo.com/
* BidVertiser- http://www.bidvertiser.com/
* Chitika- http://chitika.com/
* Clicksor- http://www.clicksor.com/
AdToll http://www.adtoll.com/
yoho http://www.yoho.com/

2. CPM Advertising Networks

* Casale Media- http://casalemedia.com/
* Burst Media- http://www.burstmedia.com/
* Value Click- http://www.valueclickmedia.com/
* Advertising.com- http://www.platform-a.com/
* Tribal Fusion- http://www.tribalfusion.com/SmartPublishers/
* Right Media- http://www.rightmedia.com/

3. Direct Banner Advertising

* How to Find Advertisers for Your Website - http://www.dailyblogtips.com/how-to-find-advertisers-for-your-website-the-ultimate-guide/
* Finding Advertisers for Your Blog - http://www.problogger.net/archives/2007/04/11/finding-advertisers-for-your-blog/
* Direct Advertising Sales for Beginners - http://www.doshdosh.com/direct-advertising-sales-beginners-monetization-strategies/
* Openads Ad Server - http://www.doshdosh.com/direct-advertising-sales-beginners-monetization-strategies/
* OIO Publisher Ad Platform - http://www.oiopublisher.com/

4. Text Link Ads

* DigitalPoint Link Sales Forum http://forums.digitalpoint.com/forumdisplay.php?f=58
* Text-Link-Ads http://www.text-link-ads.com/
* Text-Link-Brokers http://www.textlinkbrokers.com/
* TNX http://www.tnx.net/
* LinkWorth http://www.linkworth.com/

5. Affiliate Marketing

* Commission Junction http://www.cj.com/
* ClickBank http://www.clickbank.com/index.html
* Azoogle Ads https://www.azoogleads.com/corp/index.php
* Link Share http://www.linkshare.com/index.shtml

6. Monetization Widgets

* WidgetBucks http://www.widgetbucks.com/home.page
* ScratchBack http://www.scratchback.com/
* SmartLinks http://www.adaptiveblue.com/smartlinks.html

7. Sponsored Reviews

* PayPerPost http://payperpost.com/
* Sponsored Reviews http://www.sponsoredreviews.com/
* ReviewMe http://www.reviewme.com/
* BlogVertise http://www.blogsvertise.com/
* Smorty http://www.smorty.com/

8. RSS Feed Ads

* Feedburner https://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLogin?service=feedburner&continue=http%3A%2F%2Ffeedburner.google.com%2Ffb%2Fa%2Fmyfeeds&gsessionid=pPEUaMraPbYX9vDUPHwsBA
* BidVertiser http://www.bidvertiser.com/
* Pheedo http://www.pheedo.com/

9. Sponsors for Single Columns or Events

Mashable http://mashable.com/advertise/
Problogger http://www.problogger.net/

10.Premium Content

SEOMoz http://www.seomoz.org/

11. Private Forums

* vBulletin http://www.vbulletin.com/
* Simple Machines Forum http://www.simplemachines.org/
* phpBB http://www.phpbb.com/
* Vanilla http://www.getvanilla.com/

12. Job Boards

* JobThread http://www.jobthread.com/
* Web Scribe Job Board http://www.webscribble.com/products/webjobs/
* SimplyHired Job-o-matic http://www.simplyhired.com/a/publishers/overview
* Jobbex http://www.jobbex.com/

13. Marketplaces

Sitepoint------------------------ http://marketplace.sitepoint.com/

14. Paid Surveys and Polls

Vizu Answers --------------------------- http://answers.vizu.com/solutions/power-polls/index.htm

15. Selling or Renting Internal Pages

Million Dollar Wiki------------------- http://www.milliondollarwiki.com/Main_Page

16. Highlighted Posts from Sponsors

Techmeme--------------- http://www.techmeme.com/

17. Donations

Steve Pavlina------- http://www.stevepavlina.com/donate.htm

18. In-text Adverting

Kontera---------- http://www.kontera.com/
Vibrant Media --- http://www.vibrantmedia.com/webpublishers/index.asp

19. Pop-ups and Pop-undersnd Pop-under

* Tribal Fusion http://www.tribalfusion.com/
* PayPopup http://paypopup.com/
* PopupAd http://www.popupad.net/publishers/index.shtml
* Adversal http://www.adversal.com/faq.jsp

20. Audio Ads

Net Audio Ads http://www.netaudioads.com/

21. Selling the Website

* How To Buy A Website And Flip It For Profit http://www.entrepreneurs-journey.com/275/how-to-buy-a-website-and-flip-it-for-profit/
* How To Sell A Website - How Much Is Your Website Worth? http://www.entrepreneurs-journey.com/266/how-to-sell-a-website-how-much-is-your-website-worth/
* Where to sell a website? How to go about selling it? http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum25/3062.htm

* Indirect Methods

22. Selling an Ebook

SEOBook.com http://www.seobook.com/



Related links:

* Do online jobs http://images.sqweebs.com/eatn%20money%20online.htm
* Earn Money from the Internet http://images.sqweebs.com/earn%20money.htm
* Writing an ebook for your blog http://northxeast.com/marketing/writing-an-ebook-for-your-blog/
* How to sell ebooks http://www.ebookapprentice.com/sell/index.html
* Processing payments for your ebook http://www.internetbasedmoms.com/ideas/sell-ebook.html
* How to sell digital products online http://onlinebusiness.about.com/?once=true&
* List of ebook selling software http://www.programurl.com/software/sell-ebook.htm

Tips to Start a Blog

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1. Determine a theme. Most bloggers take one of three approaches. Some write on whatever happens to interest them at the moment. In this sense, their blog is truly a “web journal.” Others, select a single theme and stick to it. Frankly, this takes a lot of discipline. Still others, like me, focus on a primary theme but occasionally deviate from it. If you want to develop a following of loyal readers, I think the latter two approaches are best. People who have similar interests will keep coming back for more.


2. Select a service. I use TypePad.com. My daughters use Xanga.com. These are only a few of scores of services available. Some of these are free, such as Blogger.com, LiveJournal.com, Blog-City.com, and MSN Spaces (also Xanga.com). Others charge a nominal fee. Examples include SquareSpace.com, BlogIdentity.com, and Bubbler.com (also TypePad.com). However, even the fee-based services usually offer a 30- to 60-day free trial. Why do I use TypePad.com? Because I think it offers the best balance of power, customizability, and ease-of-use. Your mileage may vary.

3. Set up your blog. Most of the blogging services I have looked at make this a very simple process. Don’t be put off because it sounds technical. It usually isn’t. You won’t need to become a geek. However, you will have to make some decisions about how you want your blog to look. You’ll have to decide on a “theme,” meaning the colors, number of columns, and the overall look and feel of your blog. You may want to include your picture. If so, you’ll need a digital copy. Regardless, this is something you can tweak as you go.


4. Write your first post. Okay, now you’re ready to create your first post. If you haven’t done a lot of writing, this may prove to be the most difficult part. If you don’t have a lot of experience, keep your posts short. Develop momentum. Get the hang of it. Stick to what you know. You probably take for granted the fact that you have a great deal of specialized information that others will find helpful—possibly even fascinating. If you don’t know where else to start, begin with a “Welcome to My Blog” post. Tell your prospective readers why you have started your blog and what kinds of things you intend to write about.


5. Consider using an offline blogging client. This isn’t a necessity but it will make blogging much easier. An offline blogging client is like a word processor for blogging. It enables you to write when you’re not online and then upload your post when you connect to the Internet. The two most popular are BlogJet and ecto (yes, the lowercase “e” is part of the branding). BlogJet is my favorite, but it’s not available for the Mac. ecto is available on both Windows and Mac platforms. You can try both programs before you buy.


6. Add the bells and whistles. Most blogs allow you to post the books you are reading, albums you enjoy, and various other lists. TypePad is especially adept at this. You can also incorporate third-party services like Bloglet. This enables your readers to subscribe to your site and receive an e-mail whenever you post a new entry. The best way to get an idea of what is available is to read other people’s blogs and take note of what you like.


7. Publicize your blog. You’ll want to make sure you’re “pinging” the major weblog tracking sites. Most of the blogging services handle this automatically, as do the offline blogging clients. Don’t worry if you don’t understand this process. You don’t need to understand it to use it.Basically, your service or software will send a notification to the tracking sites to alert them that you have posted a new entry. If your software doesn’t allow this, you might want to make use of pingomatic. This is a super-easy service that will ping fourteen different services. All you have to do is enter your blog address whenever you post a new entry.


8. Write regularly. This is the best advice I could give you for building readership. If people like what you write, they will come back. However, if there’s nothing new to read, they will eventually lose interest. So, the more regularly you post something, the more your readership will grow. I suggest you schedule time to write. It won’t happen on it’s own. At some point, it comes down to making a commitment and sticking to it.

Tips to Improve Your Search Engine Ranking on Google

As many of you are probably already aware, Google ranks a page according to the number and quality of links leading to that page. For example, if your page has 100
quality links leading to it, it will rank higher than another page that has
only 20 links pointing at it. Quality links come from pages that are
themselves "important" (Google's own terminology).
Note that this is not a secret. Google actually publishes
information about their ranking algorithm on their website. You can
read it for yourself at http://www.google.com/technology/.

Improving Your Page Rank on Google

There are numerous tips floating around in webmaster circles about
how to improve your ranking in search engine results on Google.

1. Get Those Inbound Links

Since Google ranks your pages according to the number of links
pointing at your page, it stands to reason that you should try to get as
many links pointing at your pages as possible. This is so obvious that
I'm only mentioning it for completeness sake.

2. Your Title Tag

Google seems to give weight to the title of your page. By title, I mean
the text that is sandwiched between the HTML (TITLE) tags
in the (HEAD) section of your web page. If you use a Web editor that
automatically inserts a title like "New Page", remember to change
it to some meaningful text with your keywords inside to reap the
benefit of this feature.

3. Content-Laden Pages
(Keyword Density)

It has often been observed that Google considers keyword density
a large factor in ranking pages in search engine results, more so
than many other search engines.

4. Keyword-laden Links?

According to a paper published by one of Google's founders, if the
links pointing to your page has the relevant keyword text in them, it
will cause your page to be ranked higher in search engine results.
For example, a link with the text "Cheap Shoe Store" pointing at
your site will cause your site to be listed earlier if a visitor searches
for "cheap shoe store" than if the link simply said "click here".


Other Google Tips

1. Will Disabling Caching of Your Page Affect Your Page Rank?

Some time ago, it was claimed that Google would penalise pages that
forbade it from caching their pages. As you know, Google
caches the pages it indexes unless otherwise instructed.
To avoid problems with people who feel that this is a copyright infringement
(and other reasons), they allow sites to instruct the Google spider
not to cache those pages using various means.

2. Dynamic Pages and Google

Unlike some other search engines, Google is able to index
dynamically generated pages, so long as a link exist to those pages
somewhere. For example, a page like "http://yoursite.com/showstuff.php?
id=stockprices" can be indexed by Google.
So if you have a dynamically generated page that you think
should be indexed, make sure you put a link to it somewhere on your
site.

3. ALT tags on Images

If you have been placing images on your website without bothering
to place ALT tags, now is a good time to add ALT tags.
Google apparently indexes the text given in the ALT tags of images.

4. META Keywords Tag is Ignored

Google ignores the META keywords tag, so, optimising of this
tag is not going to help you any with Google.

The Google Toolbar

If you use Internet Explorer, you can get an idea of what Google
thinks of how important your site is
in general, by downloading the Google Toolbar. The latter is an
ActiveX control that installs into IE, and shows the Page Rank of any
page that you visit. The toolbar can be obtained from http://toolbar.google.com/

Unfortunately, to obtain the page rank of the pages you visit, the
toolbar actually transmits information about the pages you
visit to Google. Thus if you are worried about people tracking your
Internet activity, you might want to restrict its use to times when you
check your site's ranking.

Tips to Make Money With a One Page Website Instantly !

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You want to make some real cash and see instant results?

how you can turn about 15 minutes of your time into a never
ending flow of money.

The basic idea behind this method is to get people to click on your
Adsense ads so you make profit. Adsense is a program run by Google. Google
will pay you every time someone clicks a link on your site.


The hard part is putting a page together that will
generate profits. Not only that but you need to attract visitors to your site to click
on the ads.

Before you start making money you must do two things.

1. open a Google Adsense account.

In order to setup a Google Adsense account you need to have a website. The best way to get approved with no website is to go to www.Blogger.com and setup a blog. Add some stuff to the blog and submit it to Google Adsense. You should be approved within a few
days.

2. You will need a adwords account.

To set this up go to www.Google.com and click Advertising Programs, and click
Google Adwords. Then setup your Adwords account.

Step 1:

you need a list of about 500 keywords. The two tools you can use to create these keywords are Good Keywords, available for free download at
http://www.goodkeywords.com/

And the Google keyword tool available at
https://adwords.google.com/select/main?cmd=KeywordSandbox

Once you have your list of keywords you need to setup your one page website.

Step 2:

Create a very simple webpage. This webpage will only be one page. No need to create a ton of content, the less the better. In order to be successful this website must contain about 3 short paragraphs about the niche you are using. Free website content can be downloaded from
http://www.EzineArticles.com or http://www.ArticleCity.com

The website must be laid out like this:

This layout will give you the best results.

Step 3:

Now that you have your webpage created you need to upload it to your
web server.

Once you upload your webpage to your domain use your internet browser to make sure your Adsense ads are showing up.
This may take anywhere from 5 minutes to 2 hours.


After verifying your webpage is correctly showing your Adsense you are ready for the next step.
Step 4:

Next you need to log into your Google Adwords account and setup a campaign.

First log into your Google Adwords account, then click create new AdWords
campaign. Select the language your website uses, and global under location
targeting. Then click next, you can decide if you want to advertise to specific
countries only or globally.

Now you need to setup your ad. You will get the best results if you use
the special tag


{keyword: }


in your Adwords ad. This replaces the first line of your ad with whatever the
person searched for on Google. It also highlights it attracting more attention to
your ad. Below shows how the keyword tag works.

{keyword: Sales Line}
Your Sales Text
Sales Text 2
www.example.com

After entering your ad you will need to enter your keywords. This is where the
keyword list you created above comes into play. Just copy and paste all the
keywords you made and your ready to go. Click save keywords and go to the
next page.

The next page will ask you how much you want to spend per click DO NOT go
above 6 cents per click. 5 cents should be enough.

Then click save and continue, the next page will ask how much you wish to
spend in a day. If this is your first experiment try $10 to stay safe.

Then click save and continue again, and you are done!

Wait a few hours and you should see results.
To check your stats log into your Adsense account, this is not real time they only
update a few times a day so expect a lag before you see any money.

Wait about 24 hours, then log into your Adsense Account.

Important Tips to write a page title.

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• It should be descriptive and relevant to your page contents.
• Should not have more than 75 characters
• Should include the most important key word in title, but occurrence should not more than three.
• Should be grammatically correct.
• Should not use misspelled words, these are waste of time.
• Should not use excessive special characters as it may be considered as s>>m.

Title Tag

Title tags are first thing displayed to the user in any search results. It also helps in determining the page relevancy and page rankings. Writing a descriptive title is most important element of search engine optimizations. Your site title plays an important role in determining the importance of contents of your website. Here is an example how a title tag placed in web pages:

This is arguably the important HTML tag, which increase importance of page content as well as allow a user to know what is the site all about.

tips to find good host provider to your website

1. Check the costs

When comparing different companies, a key question must be how much the hosting will cost. It may seem an obvious question, but the different fees and costs may not be that obvious. For example, check whether there is a set up fee. Are there extra fees for secure transactions? What does it cost to host multiple URLs and email addresses? In other words it is important to establish what is included in the cost and what is extra.

2. Check the contract

It’s also a good idea to read the contract and terms and conditions carefully before you sign up. Some companies charge an additional fee for terminating your agreement if you wish to change to another provider. It’s worth finding out how much this is and if there are any specific restrictions on moving your account.

3. Choose the level of service to suit your needs

Different companies offer different levels of service. Take the time to decide what are your minimum requirements particularly in respect of technical support. Check whether the hosting company can guarantee service levels that meet your requirements. For instance, is their phone number on their web site? What kind of out of hours support do they offer? Are their support telephone numbers free or do you have to call a premium rate number?

4. Check what else they can offer

Although you are keen to get things up and running it’s important to think about your long term needs as well as your immediate requirements. Does the hosting company have the flexibility and capacity you will need as your business expands? In addition, most web hosting companies provide monthly/daily usage reports. It’s worth asking to see these to assess how useful they are as the layout and what is included can vary considerably from one company to another.

5. Check the registration of your domain name

When you have picked your hosting company and signed the contract it is important to check the registration of your domain name if this was part of the set up process. Sometimes hosting companies register the domain name in their own name rather than in the name of the customer. It is advisable to ensure that the domain name is registered in your name so that the registration is protected if your hosting company should subsequently go out of business for instance.


No Cost, though some offer more advanced packages for a cost:

[Beware: Some of these hosts will place ads or other types of limits on your site. Look before you leap!]

• Yahoo!GeoCities
[geocities.yahoo.com]

• Tripod, part of the Lycos Network
[www.tripod.lycos.com]

• Angelfire, part of the Lycos Network
[www.angelfire.lycos.com]

• DotEasy
[www.doteasy.com]

• AAA-WebHost.net
[aaa-webhost.net]

• FreeHomePage.com
[www.freehomepage.com]

• Microworld Dotcom
[www.microworld.com]

• Freeservers
[www.freeservers.com]

Low Cost, Reasonable Cost:

• 1&1 Internet
[www.1and1.com]

• Halfpricehosting
[www.halfpricehosting.com]

• Hostway
[www.hostway.com]

• ApolloHosting
[www.apollohosting.com]

• WeGuardYou.com
[www.weguardyou.com/internet/myhost.htm]

• iPowerWeb.com
[www.ipowerweb.com]

• GoDaddy Software
[www.godaddy.com]

• Homestead
[www.homestead.com]

• Web Sites from Network Solutions
[www.netsolwebsites.com]

• Hosting.com
[www.hosting.com]

• Web.com
[www.web.com]

• BlueDomino.com
[www.bluedomino.com]

• Netfirms
[www.netfirms.com]



Host Search Engines:

• CNET.com Hosting
[www.cnet.com/internet/0-3799.html?tag=dir]

• Tophosts.com
[www.tophosts.com]

• FindMyHost.com
[www.findmyhost.com]

• CompareWebHosts.com
[www.comparewebhosts.com]

• HostProfessor
[www.hostprofessor.com]

• HostFinder
[hostfinder.com/hosts]

• HostReview.com
[www.hostreview.com]

• HostSearch.com
[www.hostsearch.com]

• Bizient
[www.bizient.com/biz]

Tips for choosing a Domain (Website Address)

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We thought it would be helpful for us to give you some tips in choosing a website address. We’ve seen too
many ministries and businesses make mistakes while choosing their domain name. Here are some tips when
choosing your Domain (Website Address).

• Absence of your own name conveys lack of commitment and trust.

• Reflects your identity and theme of your site - choose wisely.

• The name you want has probably gone - but all is not lost.

• Once selected, register without delay - names go quickly.

• Names expire daily are not renewed - you might be in luck!

• Choose wisely the right extension for your site.

• Consider an alternative extension to your chosen name.

• They are the real estate of the Internet - it's an investment!

• Dot com is still the 'king' extension and likely to remain so.

• Try to use your primary keyword in your chosen name.

• Name in the fewest characters possible.

• Be creative and thoughtful - it's your name to keep!

• Don't register a name in bad faith - it's actually illegal.

• Choose a name that will also be easy to recall from memory.

• Its never been cheaper - there's just no excuse!

• Creates a professional image for your site [business].

• Some engines don't index submissions from free (non-domain) sites.

• A good, creative name could be worth far more in the future.

• Don't register a trademarked business name or phrase.

• Caution with similar (influential) names which are already registered.

• Have a name that can be easily pronounced.

• You may not get the perfect name - settle on other factors.

• The shorter the name, the more it's likely to be worth.

• Act promptly when your domain name is due for renewal.

• Your own name is portable - it stays with you if you shift hosts or ISPs.

With the cheap cost of registration today and the ramifications of not having your
own name, there can be no credible excuse offered in not having one. Once you
have decided on a name that is available and fits best for your web site, don't
delay in registering, names get snapped up with amazing velocity.

tips for search engine friendly website design

Below are a few tips and search engine optimization strategies to improve Google ranking of a
new website in the organic search results.

When determining the best Google SEO strategies for a website,
start by checking whether it is search engine friendly. This is a measure of how well internal website
content is designed and targeted and how easy it is for search engine spiders to crawl and index individual
web pages. When checking your own website, pay particular attention to internal links and the design of
your website navigation system.

Here are some useful tips to help in developing a search engine friendly
website....!!!

Check Website Navigation

Check Website Navigation to ensure that all pages of your web site can be found and indexed by Google.
Problems with website navigation and internal linking can adversely effect SEO and lead to much reduced
website traffic.

Importance of Valid HTML Code

Implementing valid HTML code will improve search engine friendliness,
reducing the likelihood of website crawling and indexing problems. It's always worth validating HTML code
on the most influential pages of your website. Whilst some HTML errors may not affect the ability of search
engine spiders to crawl and index your website;
some errors can stop Googlebot in its tracks and cause serious problems including partial website indexing.

Targeting Website Content

It is always essential that each website page has a well written HTML title
(80 characters maximum including spaces) and Meta description (maximum length of 250 characters). The
Meta description should read well and be designed to attract visitors, not just a list of keywords or spam!
The Meta description should depict what the page is about and use the main target keywords in a
grammatically correct sentence.

Quality Website Copywriting

The more original and useful the content of a webpage, the higher it will
likely rank in Google. Search engines assess the quality of website copywriting in a number of ways,
including the time spent by visitors on a webpage after it has been selected from the SERPS results. In
addition, quality original content attracts natural links from other websites to your website which can
significantly boost search engine visibility and traffic.

Text Link Sitemap

Implement a sitemap using static text links (hyperlinks) and link to it using a static
hyperlink from your homepage. The sitemap should contain a categorized list of all pages contained in
your web site using static text links. The anchor text used for each link should accurately reflect the
content of the page concerned using one or two relevant keywords. 10)

Create a Google Sitemap

We recommend implementing a Google sitemap to inform Google about the
relative importance of your content on a page by page basis and how often your website is updated, with
a view to encouraging Googlebot to visit your website more often and in a more predictable manner.
Submitting a Google sitemap will assist with the Google indexing of your web site. A Google sitemap lets
you inform Google which of your web pages are most important and how often your content is updated.
This helps to facilitate a smarter Googlebot crawl of your domain and to achieve a fresher Google cache
of your URLs.

Avoid JavaScript Web Navigation Systems

The use of JavaScript navigation systems can cause problems
by preventing search engine spiders from fully indexing (crawling) the content of your website. If your
website uses JavaScript DHTML navigation system, ensure that you implement a static text link sitemap to
allow full website access to search engine spiders, allowing them to find and index all your content.

Avoid Frames

As SEO experts, we continually advise clients to avoid using Frames based web design.
There's no doubt that Frames make for bad SEO by causing website accessibility and usability problems.
Even a well optimized web site design will struggle to achieve a high search engine ranking, compared to a
non Frames web site design, even with proper use of the NOFRAMES tag for alternative content. Consider
an example of where the navigation system of a website is in Frame A and the page content is in Frame B.

In the example (above) the Page Content Frame (B) is now search engine indexed as a totally different page
to the Navigation Frame (A). Hence when visitor's reach the content Frame from organic search results they
are left without any website navigation as the Frameset is not constructed properly. This is a website
accessibility disaster and Frames prove little better for SEO either.

Avoid Search Engine Spam Penalties

Avoid Search Engine Spam Penalties to combat keyword stuffing many search engines have

implemented spam penalties and filters. Excessive repetition of exact keyword terms, can trigger a
keyword stuffing spam penalty. In reality, this is likely to result in the webpage not ranking for the target
keyword term, but it can also reduce the Google trust of the website as a whole. Keyword density, as a
rule should be kept below 6%. Even 2 - 3% works well in Google if the website concerned has built up
sufficient trust through acquiring quality links.

Avoid Dynamically Generated Content

Dynamically generated page URL's (URL’s including ?, =, &, %) are
much harder for some search engines to index. When choosing a Content Management System (CMS) try to
pick one which creates static HTML pages like content.htm, content.html, content.asp, content.php or
similar, rather than dynamic URLs like the one below:
http://mysite.com/servlets/sfs;jsessionid=5C95?s=tSMChYU&i=11&b=11&t=/Default/gateway

Avoid automatic redirects

Avoid a Google penalty by using a 301 re-direct if you intend redirecting
visitors to another web site domain. Never use automated Meta Refresh redirects or JavaScript to redirect
traffic as Google may incorrectly determine that you are using doorway pages and ban your domain.

Avoid Website duplicate content

Wherever possible, try to avoid duplicate content on other website
domains, duplicate pages (including multiple pages on the same domain with extremely similar content)
or mirror sites as these can cause problems with Supplemental Results in Google.

Search Engine Secrets For WebMasters

The first Search Engine Secret is that there are NO search engine secrets! Build a website that is focussed
on a particular theme, add your affiliate scheme offers and your ebook and you will get visitors. Lots of them.
Pick a single topic for your website. For example, Fishing. Buy a domain name with a fishing theme from
Godaddy and it will cost you less than $10. Point it to your webspace and build a website about fishing.
Don't go offtrack and discuss golf, football or your grannies cat...keep it about fishing. Create a seperate page
for each product you are selling and give it a killer description using the Amazing Formula.
Make your title a headline for the page and use it to draw your visitors in.

Add links to related websites and ask them for links to you. The aim is to build a collection of incoming and
outgoing links. This tells the Search Engines that your website is relevant to the subject.
If you can persuade the other website to link to you using your chosen keywords then you've hit gold!

Google will pick you up from links to your site so you don't really need to submit to them.
Unfortunately, the days of the free lunch are over. To get your site listed with many of the Search Engines,
you are expected to pay.

Then you wait...and wait...and wait!

If you don't want to wait then you can use Googles Adwords service which allows you to bid on keywords for
the top position, in effect, an auction for the number one spot.
Beware! Make sure that the returns are worth the investment. It is very easy to get carried away...and it could
cost you a small fortune.
Remember, with Adwords you are paying for visitors, not buyers. If you can convert a high percentage of
visitors into buyers then it may be the way to go. Just remember to do the math first and don't bid more than
you can afford.

It also pays to keep a watchful eye on your bids, just in case the person below you drops out. In a recent
search I discovered that position two was paying more than a dollar more than the guy at position three. This
means that they were paying over a dollar too much per visitor!
Don't get too caught up in the Search Engine Wars. There are other ways to get visitors...

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