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Ever wonder why some bloggers are simply hot heads on everything that they write? It’s simple – bad press gets you web hits! The idea is really simple – open your daily newspaper and seriously look at the news. Judge by yourself on the good press:bad press ratio. I bet you $100 that most of the news inside are bad. Bad press attracts people.
Bad press gets you hot topics to discuss on.
Bad press gives you huge number of comments on your post.
Bad press gives you repeating visitors who want to follow up on the latest discussion on the ‘controversial’ topic that they are involved in.
Get the idea? But too much bad press is BAD. You make enemies and worst of all, you loose everything.
So what kind of blogger are you? :)? |
 Hi there! I would definitely love to exchange links with you. Although the site is currently PR0 and the next update would be months away, I can assure you that this blog would be updated frequently and properly maintained. I am aiming for a PR4 for the next update and I am building backlinks everyday to this site.
If you would like to exchange links, I would gladly add you to the list below. If you have specific anchor text and description, let me know by adding a new comment on the first article of my blog or contact me using the form here.
IMPORTANT: Please put the following anchor text when you are linking back to me: Michael Woo
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Link: http://michaelwoo.net
Example: Michael Woo, Make Money Online Malaysia, etc...
Thanks a million! |
In the past I’ve seen people sucking up to Google Adsense saying how much money they have made over this simple mechanism. However, I notice many high profile sites have begun to throw Adsense out the window and start selling their own ads.
For example, John Chow from JohnChow.com previously earned $600 a month from 3 Adsense slots. Now he’s making $7,000 on his private ads sale which is 12 times more than what he was earning from Adsense. See how he places his private ads slots on his site:
Darren Rowse from Problogger.net who is apparently a ‘pro’ Adsense guy ditched the PPC network for his own private ads sale. His reasons? You can watch one of his videos saying why he ditched Adsense ‘for a number of reasons’. The image below shows uncanny resemblance with John Chow’s site.
TechCrunch.com is the champion of all. Their private ads sale surpasses anything that I have ever seen. Each 125x125 box is selling for $10,000 per month. And yet, I still see one Adsense slot below all the advertisements. I wonder how much they earn from this single slot.
If you didn’t watch Darren’s video – the reason is simple.
1. Adsense doesn’t work on making money sites as visitors are more aware of ‘not clicking on your Adsense ads’
2. Advertisers complained that Adsense actually cheapens your site
3. Private ads are more profitable as it doesn’t really count on how many clicks that you could divert to the advertisers and yet you still get paid monthly
Cheers! |
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I had doubts on whether it was possible to actually make money online. Like what I said in the previous article, I had thoughts of opening an online store selling my wares. But then again on second thought, it is possible to make money online but you won’t have to sell things.
If you read today’s newspaper, Google is actually moving towards capturing a huge market share in the online advertisements arena and I believe Google Adsense is the key. But then again, I noticed that Adsense is rather sloppy and would make your site rather distasteful if you overrun your site with it.
Anyway, there are lots of ways to make money online: 1. The fast way is through paid blogging which gives you really quick money
OR
2. Selling advertisement slots on your site which is I believe is much more reliable in the long run
Paid blogging is lucrative. Imagine owning your own site selling links in the online market. PayPerPost has over 40,000 publishers on their database. Probably 30% are active – imagine how much money you could make by just selling sponsored posts? SponsoredReviews on the other hand charges a 35% commission on each sponsored post – meaning that when you complete a post at $100, $35 goes to them.
Google dislikes all these sites selling links – their excuse is that it infringes their TOS when it comes to Page Rank. How ironic, I believe that they just want the big pie for themselves.
Oh well, when there’s a will, there’s always a way to make money online. Cheers! |
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