Being located at page 1 of Google could be regarded as the most profitable cyber real estate. To me personally, position 1 to 4 are the most profitable ranks, followed up position 8 to 10. Somehow if your website is in the middle of page 1, based on my own search experience, there is a higher tendency to ignore those websites around position 5 to 7. Because people tend to look at the top few and scroll down to the last few of page 1, and if they don’t see anything relevant, off they go to page 2. So does it really increase your sales if you are there in page 1?
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A friend recommends me to check out this software called Hypervre which is a viewed as a “higly viral software with an endless profit-potential” due to its ability to build new content websites in short period of time and monetize them. Together with some SEO knowledge, anyone can potentially build up a contextual ads empire which is proportional to the amount of traffic your websites receives each day. The more the merrier is the buzz here.
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As a person who is rather technology-inclined, I am very conscious about the security aspect of modern technologies since better technologies mean opening the door wider for more technology-savvy rogues to exploit on. That is why nowadays there are always security software you can buy to provide your cellphones from virus attacks! To me security is a must. Although it makes things more complicated, it’s inevitable part of our lives unless all humans can be as docile as a house cat.
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No idea who actually owns this website (keywordsdatabase.com) as the whois reveals nothing concrete but it is a very new website about keywords. The good thing is it is very easy to use. Just enter a broad keyword you’d like to know for its paying rate for adsense and the website will generate a list of the highest paying keywords related to that broad term. Again, no idea how accurate that list is and how it gets the data from.
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Posted by admin on 27 Dec 2007 at 9:54 pm under Internet
Just made a check at search terms people stumbled upon my blog and the info reveals a lot of interesting facts. It is really amazing some of the things people are searching online. One of the hottest search terms that can reach my blog is “fake magazine covers” and this is quite a surprise to me. The post I made a couple of months ago actually gain me quite a reasonably good amount of extra traffic.
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Posted by admin on 26 Dec 2007 at 11:44 am under Internet
Due to the dominance of Google in the search engine business, websites and online businesses are now at the mercy of Google who may change their ranking policies and ranking algorithms at anytime as preventive or corrective measures against manipulations. As a result, webmasters may find their pageranks being downgraded or websites being demoted many places down the ranking results page. If you do not like the fact that there is strong dominance in this industry, you can now turn to a new search engine called earthfrisk.org, which has created a “democratic approach” to website ranking. Even you as an individual can be ranked via this system!
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Posted by admin on 26 Dec 2007 at 2:37 am under RSS
Look out for this button next time you visit some interesting blogs. Yea, its the button that represents RSS. Really Simple Syndication is a highly effective blogging tool that can be used as a marketing tool in your online business. It has far reaches to many internet surfers as they don’t have to go to your blog to receive your updates. In this way, you can inform your potential and targeted visitors for any updates that your website is having. Below are some of the effective ways you can successfully deploy your RSS marketing:
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Posted by admin on 25 Dec 2007 at 12:43 am under Life
Posted by admin on 24 Dec 2007 at 6:22 am under Security
If you have ever been a victim of password theft, you already know the importance of using a “strong” password. The password you use when setting up various programs and registering at many online web sites can subsequently be used to steal your identity, or at the very least, make online transactions if you use that same password for other online accounts! Almost every web site you register through has a password - whether your bank account, credit card statements, and others - so it is vital that you put in extra effort to secure your passwords.
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