Make Free Money from your website or blog with bidvertiser

Written on 8:43 AM by Angie


Make money from your Website or Blog with BidVertiser. Bidbertiser is just like Google adsense, only you have more options of how you want your ads to look and you have more ways to make money. The other things about Google adsense is that you are only allowed 3 ad blocks per page of your web page. If your blogging for money than 3 ad blocks isn't going to cut it, you'll need to find other advertising companies to put on your page for more revenue opportunities. On one of my more profitable blogs i am using Google Adsense, Kontera (in-text ads), Bidvertiser and if i find a good product that relates i sometimes use Amazon and Clickbank. Though many of Clickbanks capture pages turn me off for some reason.

With Bidvertiser you can make money 3 ways:

First is pay per click revenue -You get paid every time a visitor clicks on one of your ads. The ad block choices are very similar to Google Adsense, with a few extra choices.

Second is to refer advertisers -When a user signs as an advertiser and first spends $10, Bidvertiser will credit your account with $5. When that same advertiser spends $50, you will be credited with an additional $20 and so on.

-Another great thing about referring advertisers is that bidvertiser offers and excellent reward for the advertiser. When they sign up they are given they're fir $20 worth of ppv for free. They don't even have to spend any money first, its just free :-)

Third is to refer publishers -When a user signs as a publisher and first earns $10, Bidvertiser will credit your account with $10. When that same publisher earns $50, you will be credited with an additional $40 and so on.

You can make money by referring new publishers many ways. Bidvertiser has many pre-made advertisements that you can add to your page specifically for bringing in new publishers or advertisers (like an affiliate program with really awesome rewards). Also you can create a small sentence placed at the end of every post that will lead people to the bidvertiser web site. (I have added a advertisement in my signature, less work that way.) Of course it wouldn't hurt to write an article every now and again, as every webmaster online who is trying to make they're fortune knows, articles are a easy way to get your information out to people and get listed on Google.

Another thing i like about bidvertiser is that they're minimum payout is $10, unlike Google Adsense and Kontera who make you wait until you've recieved $100. So if you have a web page or blog that doesn't get a lot of traffic yet, you can still be able to see some actual cash in hand without waiting a year. Also, Bidvertiser will deposit your earning into paypal if you'd like, unlike Google Adsense.

So good luck to you all with your monetizing!

Sincerely,

Angie













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Google's Sandbox....

Written on 11:52 AM by Angie


SHOVEL ANYONE? Unlike the happy sandy place children would flock to at recess, Google's Sandbox is no walk in the park. It is a dark place, like purgatory for your web page. When you request your web page/blog be listed in Google's Directory it goes into a place called Google's Sandbox where it sits in wait for 6-8 months, though i here tell that some lucky web masters get out early due to "good behavior". Being in the Sandbox can be detrimental to the speed of your web page's success, the speed at which you begin to earn a potential income. How can surfers find you if they don't know your there? I for one have made just shy of $5 from my 4 blogs since I added Google Adsense just over a week ago. I guess that's ok since two one of my blogs are listed, and neither were ever built for SEO. Now on a side note, it is a strange thing to me that my page DealForaCause.com was listed in a week or two without me purposely trying too. I realize now that without knowing it, i was creating back-links like crazy, its just too bad i didn't have any Adsense on the site at the time. I was going to forums that related to my blog subject and leaving posts with my link in my signature, also i wrote many articles for these two pages. At this moment the most traffic goes to my Morning-Banana.blogspot.com where i talk about a fad diet i'm trying called "The Morning Banana Diet", it receives about 30 visits a day. The reason for this that i've discovered it that I have a link on morningbanana.com that leads to my blog and i always post there when i've updated. I also think this is where i get most of my clicks from. My last blog is Just-Write-Right.blogspot.com, this i'm hoping i will be able to develop into my cash cow, not that i do not genuinely want to help aspiring writers with their writing techniques, i do, but i also want to earn money.

So to conclude, there are a few things to get out of Google's Sandbox.

  • Be sure to create plenty of relevant back-links from high ranking sites that are relevant to your sites content.
  • do not use link exchanges. Google ignores these.
  • Write lots of Articles! Be sure not to just copy and article from your page, it must be original, (or at least change lots of words in the article) because Google ignores duplicate content.
  • Make sure your site is optimized for the search engines (SEO)
  • Finally, remember that Yahoo and MSN do not have a waiting period, you just get listed. Google's statistically accounts for 50% of search engine traffic, the other 50% is split between Yahoo and MSN.
Good Luck!
Sincerely,
Angie

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If you want to make money, Remember to read the fine print.

Written on 7:55 PM by Angie


READ THE FINE PRINT = MAKE MONEY!

So as you know(or may not know) I have been experimenting earning money with Google Adsense. Like many people, when I join something I do not go and read every detail of how it works until something breaks (and I may not even do it then). So I was having a problem with the ads on my pages, in that sometimes ads would just disappear! I would try deleted the adsense gadget and re-adding it to no avail. I googled "my adsense ads are disappearing!" and found info on being banned by google, which I knew was not true for my case, as I did in fact have ads, just not all the ads i had placed. So then I did a search for "Google Adsense ad limits" and I discovered that there is in fact a ad limit! It would have saved me a lot of grief had I just gone ahead and read the rules and regulations to begin with (not that I have done that yet). The limit is 3 Ads per page and you can not always get away with the ads in-between posts as counting as "1 ad", just be sure to ad it last. You can understand how not having you ads placed correctly could cost you money.

Another problem that i discovered is that your own IP Address is not blocked from your pages. Meaning that each time you look at your page it counts toward your CPC Ratio's that are calculated by Google Adsense. Now if you like me, and like to "view" your page/blog after you've made layout changes or added a post to be sure everything looks good and do this often, you will find that it makes a (sometimes big) impact of your profits. Now Google is pretty strict (like fight club, we do not talk about fight club. Well with google, we do not talk about google... profits, ratio's, etc). But i will tell you that after having only 2 clicks today, but having viewed the pages myself several times because i was having technical issues, my ratio was so low that i made .09 cents. Now if you have a high traffic page this shouldn't be a problem to you, and in the preliminary stages of a web page it should be expected to have low profits. But me, I'm sorta against self sabotage, no matter how small.

One more thing. If you have several pages that you are advertising on with Google Adsense and some fair very well and others not so well. The ones that do not fare as well are costing you money. Because Google Adsense doesn't give you a ratio per web page/blog, they calculate your CTR as a whole. So if you have a great page with awesome traffic who click often, then you create a brand new page with a high traffic rate, but they do not click ads often, you WILL lose money. My advice, if one of your pages it found lagging, create a new Google account and replace the ads.

TIP: If you want Google Adsense Ads between posts, go into your layout, click "edit" on the blog posts widget. A box will pop up, scroll to the bottom and click "add adsense". Voila!

Good Luck All with your Money Making Plans!
Sincerely,
Angie

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