Using Blogs for Backlinks Can Get You Better Search Rankings

By: admin - March 7th, 2011  Filed under: Advanced, Publishing/Publicizing, SEO Add Comment

Having trouble getting search engine traffic to your site after optimizing it over and over? Here’s an idea…

Have you ever noticed that when you submit a comment on a blog or forum, that there is almost always a field for you to enter your website? The truth is that most webmasters overlook this and lose out on hundreds or even thousands of potential visitors per day. Continue reading “Using Blogs for Backlinks Can Get You Better Search Rankings” »

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Step-by-Step Guide to Google AdSense

By: admin - February 25th, 2011  Filed under: Add-On's, Getting Started, Making Money 2 Comments

The following is a simple step-by-step guide for setting up and maintaining a successful Google Adsense account.

What is Google Adsense?

First of all, Google Adsense is program by Google that allows users to serve advertisements on their website using the PPC earnings method (or pay-per-click, which means you get paid every time an ad is clicked). Earnings can range anywhere from a couple cents all the way to a couple dollars. This all depends on how much the advertiser wants to pay (don’t forget, they’re paying per click). Continue reading “Step-by-Step Guide to Google AdSense” »

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Verio Hosting Review

By: admin - February 24th, 2011  Filed under: BW Reviews, Getting Started, Hosting Add Comment

Verio has been around since 1997 and offers a variety of hosting and email services that rival many other companies for pricing. Customer reviews are mixed on this one; some are excellent and others see Verio as poor and “crappy” in some cases. You can check some of these out here. This review is kind of short because we’re only going over Verio Hosting services. Like most of these companies, they offer everything from domains to SSL Certificates.

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GoDaddy Services Review

By: admin - February 23rd, 2011  Filed under: BW Reviews, Domains, Hosting Add Comment
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GoDaddy.com is the world’s largest domain registrar, just one of the many services they offer. GoDaddy currently has registered about thirty-eight million domains worldwide and they control almost 32% of the market share in domain registry. Hosting and domain plans are packed with all kinds of features making them ideal for professionals. However, even with their free extras Godaddy has many fees associated with services others consider to be standard. In comparison to other companies, GoDaddy is certainly the most expensive; but is it the best? Read on to find out… Continue reading “GoDaddy Services Review” »

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Review of Google Adsense

By: admin - February 10th, 2011  Filed under: BW Reviews, Making Money Add Comment

Google Adsense has been around for the last few years and has made website owners rich overnight with targeted advertising and big payouts. But is it friendly to small publishers? There is a huge controversy seen all over the internet on whether Google cares about smaller websites… The answer is obviously no; well not automatically anyways. You’ll have to earn their respect, which is harder than you think if you don’t have that many visitors.

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CMS: Content Management Systems

By: admin - February 2nd, 2011  Filed under: Advanced, Design, Hosting, HTML/CSS, Publishing/Publicizing 2 Comments

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So what is a Content Management System?

A Content Management Systems (or CMS) is software that indexes and keeps track of files on a website. CMS is usually used for running larger websites with many pages. Its content can be anything and everything from text, videos, music, and other files. CMS is like having a whole team of webmasters working to organize your content so you don’t have to. As an example; this website runs using a Content Management System. Continue reading “CMS: Content Management Systems” »

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What’s a WYSIWYG?

By: admin - January 31st, 2011  Filed under: Design, Getting Started Add Comment

WYSIWYG actually means What You See Is What You Get. A WYSIWYG web design program is software made for creating and editing websites without any knowledge of HTML code at all. How you create it on the screen is how you’ll see it on the web. It’s just like creating something in a word document; what you see on the screen is the same as what prints out. Continue reading “What’s a WYSIWYG?” »

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Advantages Of Pay Per Click Advertising

By: admin - January 28th, 2011  Filed under: Advanced, Getting Started, Making Money, Publishing/Publicizing Add Comment

People often get afraid when they discover out the term Pay Per Click (PPC), if they are not familiar with Online Advertising. It then finds less favorable when you tell them, Pay Per Click advertising can add to your Return on Investment (ROI). As a matter of fact, Pay Per Click is rather a simple thing to interpret if one looks with a Pay Per Click expert to interpret the full details. Before one goes to confer an expert, this article provides as insight in to the benefits of Pay Per Click advertising. Continue reading “Advantages Of Pay Per Click Advertising” »

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Error 404 or Page Not Found

By: admin - January 27th, 2011  Filed under: Advanced, HTML/CSS, Publishing/Publicizing, SEO Add Comment

The Error 404 or Page not found occurs when a website visitor asks for a page that cannot be found on your site. This error page is displayed, which is a HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) standard response code, and indicates that the request for the page was communicated and received by the server but the server was unable to find it. The usual reasons for the display of the Error 404 are incorrect links on the site or the requested page may have been moved or deleted. A 404 Error page also indicates that the page that was requested may be available again in the future. The 404 error page should not be confused with the “Server Not Found” error page which means that a connection to the server did not occur at all. Continue reading “Error 404 or Page Not Found” »

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Do you own your website?

By: admin - January 27th, 2011  Filed under: Design, Hosting, Publishing/Publicizing, Top Lists Add Comment

Do you own your website?

Here are some important tips for you to remember and some questions that the design of your website or business development. If you do not understand the problems of “ownership” when you are buying a web site design or web applications based on this material should be read for you! Not get caught paying twice.

I recently interviewed a new client who was looking to add the functionality of a database to your existing site. His current webmaster had completed a company logo and designed the initial interface for the site. The clients asked their webmaster for a quote to add functionality to the site and returned a price that far exceeded the budget of customers. Continue reading “Do you own your website?” »

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