Thursday, 16th August 2007
PayPerPost is a blogging advertising network. They pay you to write about advertisers who list their products or services in their directory. I am not 100% sure about the blog requirements but here’s what I know at the moment:
You can make money with PayPerPost in the following ways:
PayPerPost does …
Tagged As: Blogging, make-money-blogging, PayPerPost, PayPerPost-review
Thursday, 21st June 2007
I have not been able to update this blog as much as I want because I am busy updating my 5 other content sites and this site has not been a top priority for me lately. I should try to squeeze in more time for this once I can outsource more of the content creation work.
I am planning to write a guide on how to install Ubuntu Server on an old PC to run the popular AdSpy Pro script without paying a dime on web hosting fees. I spent some time during the weekends to figure out how to get the geeky Linux operating system to work on my 10 year old Pentium 3 500 Mhz, 384 MB SDRAM PC. It’s a 100% pure Linux shell based operating system with no graphical user interface. Very hardcore linux stuff that I have been trying to avoid for a long time.
I hope that AdSpy Pro will be able to run on my Ubuntu Server smoothly. I estimate I would require at least a VPS web host to run this script properly. Running AdSpy Pro on my own Ubuntu Server would be like getting a free dedicated …
Tagged As: adspy-pro, affiliate-programs, google-adwords, linux, ppc, spying, ubuntu-server, web-host
Tuesday, 25th April 2006
I just checked out Matt Levenhagen’s Campaign Blast Method and I am pleasantly surprised at the information Matt shares in his ebook. I wish I had something like Matt’s ebook when I started. If I knew the stuff Matt is talking about, I would have saved myself a lot of time and money.
The Campaign Blast Method in a 5-ebook package
The AdWords Basics section is for newbies to Google AdWords. It’s great for getting a general introduction to Google AdWords and what you need to click on to get your campaigns running.
The AdGroup Clustering section is pretty amazing stuff. I never thought of such an ingenious way to organize my campaigns. What Matt is teaching you to do is to get over Google AdWords limit of 25 campaigns and automating the tracking of your daily stats via Google AdWords’ reports system. The downside of this section is that the screenshots are outdated and I am not sure if I will get the same information with the new Google AdWords reports system like what Matt described in his ebook. You …
Saturday, 1st April 2006
I have been using Keyword Elite for over a week now and it has been a bittersweet story. I am very impressed with Brad Callen’s customer support and his commitment to making this software the best keyword research tool in the world. Keyword Elite has been updated several times since I purchased it so reviewing it has been difficult because of the bug fixes and new features added in.
I purchased version 34 and now Brad Callen has updated it to version 63. Keyword Elite has been useful for me in the following ways:
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Wednesday, 22nd March 2006
I wanted to see what all the Keyword Elite hype was all about. I went to the Keyword Elite pre-launch blog to check out the videos. Boy was I blown away by video number 5!
You see, there isn’t any software out there that can spy on your Google AdWords competitors to this level. You could program Keyword Elite to spy on your competitors daily or multiple times per day if you like. When I say spy, you can actually see which keywords they are bidding on and what ads they are using.
This is great news for anyone who uses Google AdWords to promote affiliate programs. We can now see which keywords our top competitors are consistently bidding on for a period of time so that we can literally “steal” his keywords and ad for our own benefit.
I am still reviewing the software so I can’t give you my full story on this software. From what I can see right now, it is way ahead of all the keyword research software I currently own. Mind you I own 3 keyword research software..
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Wednesday, 8th March 2006
I discovered the Blogging To The Bank ebook because some “big time” internet marketing guy gave a rare review of this blog and ping plus affiliate program marketing system a good review.
Here’s the official introduction of Blogging To The Bank…
Rob Benwell claims to have gone from zero to $516.53 per day in affiliate commissions without spending a single penny on advertising.
The story started a couple of months ago when Rob set up his first blog. He set it up because there was a lot of talk about blogging been the future of the internet. He set it up. Got a few backlinks, 9 in fact and then left it.
A week later he checked his position in the search engines and he had a #1 ranking for the main keyword. He was receiving a ton of visitors. He also had a few other #2 and #3 positions for other keywords.
He looked into it and was shocked to see he had out-ranked sites with thousands of backlinks. He told me he was so excited that he couldn’t sleep and spent the night up trying to …
Friday, 3rd March 2006
Thanks to someone who left a comment at my previous post on Studio Traffic & 12 Daily Pro, I now know that 12 Daily Pro is in deep trouble with the FBI. It seems like 12 Daily Pro has got their StormPay account frozen along with thousands of members’ money in it.
I personally checked out the 12 Daily Pro web site and it doesn’t seem to load. Maybe it’s down or something due to the investigations. The last time I saw the web site, the designed was changed. There was no FAQ link or the “trust seal” on the web site. I fear Studio Traffic will be next if the US government decides to shutdown these “auto surf” or “paid to surf” schemes that look like ponzi schemes.
I believe if 12 Daily Pro didn’t use StormPay as their payment processor, none of this would have happened. Studio Traffic is actually based outside of the US and they have their own payment processing unit called StudioPay. It’s going to be a lot harder to get your money back if Studio Traffic goes bust.
Check out ABC 4’s coverage on the 12 Daily Pro scandal for more information.
Tuesday, 28th February 2006
I just registered a new domain name at NameCheap.com. The domain prices at NameCheap.com is $8.88 but if you enter the NameCheap.com coupon code found at this forum topic, you will get a discounted price at only $7.99. That’s the same price as RegisterFly.com.
I’m a bit fed up with RegisterFly.com. They have not refunded me my error charges even after multiple support email requests over a period of 1 week. I had no choice but to issue a chargeback request from my credit card company!
I just realised NameCheap.com also has a free “privacy protection” service when you register a domain. They also have an “instant name server” feature that allows you to add a domain to your web host immediately after purchasing a new domain. Maybe all web domain registrars allow this today? I am not so sure. The last time I purchased a domain at GoDaddy.com and other places, I had to wait 1 or 2 days to get my web domain “attached” to my web host.
I purchase domain names to appear unique when I am promoting affiliate programs in Google AdWords as Google does not allow duplicate domains names in their …
Thursday, 19th January 2006
I added 2 more bonuses… A basic introduction to Google AdSense and a typo generating software. I will send them to you if you’re an existing subscriber in the next newsletter issue.
Saturday, 14th January 2006
Just a post to clarify my position on these "Paid To Surf Programs". I have a Studio Traffic account but I did not deposit any money into my account. In my previous post about Studio Traffic, I mentioned I wouldn’t mind putting in $1000 but I did not say I have put in $1000. I registered for a Studio Pay account, Studio Traffic’s payment gateway, and it was really a pain in the neck to set it up because I had to scan my Singapore identity card and my latest telephone bill to them as verification which took about 3 weeks to process if I remember correctly.After my Studio Pay account was finalized, I wanted to put some money into Studio Traffic. Then I had some doubts… I asked myself:
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