November 30, 2011
WordPress has announced that they are integrating their own way for bloggers to make money. They have announced a new program called WordAds that allows website owners to show ads on their blog, and not have to rely on Google AdSense. The official WordPress blog announced the program, and took a little shot at Google in the process.
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July 14, 2010
Since it takes so much work to create fresh, new content for several websites that you may own, there is very little time left over to keep an eye on how your ad revenue is doing. Most small to medium sized bloggers and webmasters typically make use of Google Adsense, as it’s currently the most [...]
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July 8, 2010
One of the things that I love about Google’s assortment of webmaster tools, like Analytics and Adsense, is that they give you better insight into your site’s performance than just about any other app that you can find. And there are some easy ways you can use those statistics, like Tim’s article on the Analytics [...]
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December 30, 2008
Blogs are popular and it seems that everyone has one. But most people don’t produce enough traffic to make big bucks through AdSense or selling banner space. Nevertheless, there are are ways to make a little income on the side, while keeping it simple and entertaining for everyone involved. 1. Fancy-Schmancy Tip Jar from ScratchBack [...]
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December 2, 2008
Last week we did a post on 5 CPA (cost per action) alternatives to Adsense for website monetization. The networks reviewed can potentially make website owners lots of revenue. However they do require much hand-selection and niche targeting. If your website or blog goes over a much broader subject and user base, then “contextual advertisements” [...]
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November 25, 2008
We all know about Google Adsense and the contextual power that it offers. Meaning that you don’t have to do anything except insert the code and it will automatically determine the content of your page and serve relevant advertisements. This is fine for websites with a wide variety of content that don’t really have the time to [...]
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November 10, 2008
FleeQ offers an easy to use aggregated search engine and also allows website and blog owners the ability to monetize their sites and receive targeted traffic. FleeQ delivers search results from all the major search engines. You can also quickly integrate FleeQ into your Firefox browser search bar. As you begin to type your search [...]
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November 8, 2008
In the second part of my “Back To Basics” series, and following on from Wendy’s article on adding a search function to your Blogger blog, I would like to talk today about adding a search engine to your website or blog. This is one of the most asked questions in my email inbox – which [...]
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August 16, 2008
After a long wait, Google Adsense for Feeds has finally goes live. This gives Adsense customers the opportunity to earn some extra revenue by inserting Google adverts inside their blog RSS Feedburner feeds, either at the top or at the bottom of their posts. You can also choose whether the adverts appear in each post, [...]
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