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Secrets Of A $410 Million Adsense Success Story

I am happy to announce the release of a new report called the Startup Rebel Adsense Blueprint.

In this report, you’ll discover the secrets of a $410 million Adsense success story including…

  • How they get 22 million visitors a month with just two traffic methods. And both methods are very cheap to implement.
  • How they created 1.2 million pieces of content at dirt cheap prices. Their content is 100% original and is written by experts.
  • The technology they use to publish and manage their content is free and easily available.
  • What makes their brand so valuable.
  • How they built a mailing list of over 8 million subscribers.
  • Their key to generating $52 million in annual revenue. Read more »

Internet Business

Adsense Terms That You Should Know

If you are adding Adsense to your blog or website, it is imperative to get a firm grasp on some of the unique terminology associated with the Adsense program.

Here is a list of important terms, their common abbreviations and meanings:

Terms of Service (TOS). All participants in the Adsense program are required to abide by Google’s Terms of Service. This is basically the “rule book” for Adsense. Anyone who fails to conduct themselves according to the TOS may be banned from participation and/or have their account suspended. You should read the TOS carefully.

Publisher. That’s you. Anyone operating a site displaying Adsense ads is considered a publisher. Read more »

Traffic

How Social Bookmarking Can Generate Traffic For Your Blog

Social bookmarking is a method for internet users to save articles for themselves and to share them with others. If you own a blog, you should definitely utilize the power of social bookmarking.

Social bookmarking sites (e.g. Digg, StumbleUpon) store lists of internet resources that users have found useful by category, tags or randomly. These bookmarked sites and pages can be shared with other people who have similar interests.

These links can also be organized by user defined keywords or tags (called folksonomy). Resources can be rated by users, include email links, have comments added, be sorted by popularity and algorithms that draw inferences from other keyword references and participate in automated notification systems. Read more »

Conversion

How To Write Effective Headlines In Sales Letters

Five seconds.

That’s all you get to convince your prospect to continue reading your sales letter.

And since all sales letters open with a headline, it is, by far, the most critical part of the sales letter.

Almost all advertising gurus agree that headlines will make or break your sales letters. Here are a few of their observations:

“Five times as many people read the headlines as they read the body copy.” - David Ogilvy, Ogilvy & Mather

“Headlines increase results up to 17 times.” - Jay Abraham, Marketing Mastermind

“Headline is 50 to 75% of the ad.” - Don Belding, Foote, Cone & Belding Read more »

General

Secrets Of A $410 Million Adsense Success Story

I am happy to announce the release of a new report called the Startup Rebel Adsense Blueprint. In this report, you’ll discover the secrets of a $410 million... Read more »

June 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment


Internet Business

Adsense Terms That You Should Know

If you are adding Adsense to your blog or website, it is imperative to get a firm grasp on some of the unique terminology associated with the Adsense program. Here... Read more »

August 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment


Traffic

How Social Bookmarking Can Generate Traffic For Your Blog

Social bookmarking is a method for internet users to save articles for themselves and to share them with others. If you own a blog, you should definitely utilize... Read more »

June 19, 2008 | Leave a Comment


Conversion

How To Write Effective Headlines In Sales Letters

Five seconds. That’s all you get to convince your prospect to continue reading your sales letter. And since all sales letters open with a headline, it is,... Read more »

July 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment


Management

Introduction To Financial Statements (Part 2)

In Introduction To Financial Statements (Part 1), we talked about why it’s important to learn to read financial statements and discussed in detail the balance... Read more »

July 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment