If you’re new to internet marketing, the key to quick success is picking a good niche and dominating the keyword that’s linked to it. Dominating your niche’s keyword(s) will see you in the Top 5 spot in the SERPs and will in turn generate potential buying traffic.
So you heard you could make money online and thus you quickly rushed out to create a free wordpress or blogger blog. You added some content and put up a few adsense ads but still something’s amiss ‘cause you ain’t making head way.
If you’ve got the time, worry not as Paul Andrew of Speckyboy - Design Magazine comes to the rescue with the ultimate newbie’s guide to Google adsense.
If you’re gifted in writing web tutorials you might just be on your way to making a cool $150 per tutorial when you work with the team at Nettuts+.
Did you know you could make money online just from registering domain names? Top Nigerian internet marketer, Henry Omenogor has released another report with Master Resale Rights. This report showcases a step by step process to owning a domain registration reseller company for 14,500 naira ($96)
I can’t remember ever subscribing to this guy’s email list but I’m getting the same emails from him every week. This could probably be one of the BIGGEST make money online scam by a Nigerian.
Traffic is important to blogging and most blogs at some point in time enjoy a huge traffic surge from social bookmarking sites such as Digg, Delicious and StumbleUpon.
The downside is that for new bloggers, it’s always difficult to get this social bookmarking traffic in the first few months and this is where Twitter comes in to the rescue.
When I finally linked my Google Adsense account to my Google Analytics account, I was lost as to where I could find the stats for my adsense clicks.
After so many clicks here and there accompanied by google searches, I figured it out on my own.
Securing your wordpress blog is a must if you don’t want months of hard labour flushed down the drain by hackers. Using a few plug-ins, you could to an extent frustrate any hack attempt on your wordpress blog.
At one point time when I started this blog, I got kinda frustrated with the “damn thing” as I called it then, and wanted to get rid of it by selling it off. All the links I found on flipping websites and domain flipping led to a paid product until now.
Despite my post on The Top 10 Commandments Of Paid Online Surveys, I still receive emails from folks wanting to know if there are any survey companies that actually accept Nigerians without the use of IP Changing softwares and Proxifier. They all want access to online surveys in Nigeria.
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