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The Adsense 100k Blueprint – The Ticket To Big Adsense $$

by on 26. Nov, 2010 in Monetizing, Search Engines, SEO

Analogy Marketing announced today the release of it’s “Adsense $100k Blueprint” program (http://www.adsense100kblueprint.com). The “blueprint” condenses the company’s successful Internet Marketing business model into a step-by-step plan, and is the result of over a year of testing and optimizing.

“Having ‘cracked the code’ to producing sustainable and repeatable, high-revenue results with Google’s Adsense program, we set out to map it into a simple plan that anyone can follow and achieve similar results” said Analogy Marketing President Michael Ullman.

The result is the “Adsense $100k Blueprint” program which consists of a 97-page ebook – the actual “Blueprint” – plus a number of “how-to” videos and software. The purpose is to allow someone to copy their entire business model and produce similar results. The program revolves around creating small “informational” websites which display Google’s ubiquitous Adsense ads. When a visitor clicks on an ad, the website owner gets paid by Google.

Analogy Marketing has joined forces with a number of Affiliate Marketers to make the program widely available. According to Adam Franklin, Director of Sales, “Adsense $100k Blueprint offers an unparalleled opportunity for anyone to share in the “Internet Marketing Gold-rush” regardless of background or experience. Aggressively priced at just $47 it is both affordable, and user-friendly”.

The program is available directly from the company’s website, or through Affiliate Marketers. “We chose to leverage the existing army of Internet marketing affiliates out there because they fully understand the program, and as such they can clearly see the value offered” said Mr. Ullman. As a testament to this strategy, numerous affiliate websites and promotions have already begun popping up across the Internet.

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The #1 SEO Plugin For WordPress

The #1 SEO Plugin For WordPress

by on 13. Apr, 2010 in Wordpress

Although WordPress is getting more and more search engine friendly “out of the box” these days, there are still a handful of plugins you will want to install to maximize your website’s exposure on search engines like Google, Bing and Yahoo.

The most effective and easiest to use SEO plugin that I’ve found is  the “All-In-One SEO Pack” by Michael Torbert (free download HERE). I personally think that this is the best SEO plugin for wordpress.  This is normally the first plugin that I upload to my  server when creating a new WordPress blog.  If you aren’t currently using it for your blog I highly recommend that you do (it’s free).

All-In-One SEO Pack Features

Simply put, the All-In-One SEO Pack allows you to optimize all pages of your blog for search engines.  This will improve your rankings and drive more targeted traffic to your website.

The All-In-One SEO Pack simplifies meta tag generation, allows  just to name a few.

Here are some of the features that I like about this plugin:

  • It’s Free!
  • It has a simple, easy to use interface
  • Automatically optimizes your titles for search engines
  • Generates META tags automatically
  • Easily add “noindex” to archive and category pages to reduce duplicate content and maximize link juice
  • The ability to fine-tune all configurations
  • You can override any title and set any META description and any META keywords you want

All-In-One SEO Pack Setup & Configuration

Installing the All-In-One SEO Pack is hassle free like most otherWordpress plugins.  Simply upload it to your “plugins” folder and you’re good to go. Here is each step you need to take to get this thing up and running:

Step 1:  Download All-In-One SEO Pack, and unzip the file on to your desktop.

Step 2:  Upload the folder to your “plugins” directory (/wp-content/plugins)

Step 3:  Although this plugin will work immediately after activation, I recommend that you make a few tweaks to the default settings. The image below shows the settings that I’ve had the most success with:

Once you’ve modified the plugin settings to your liking, you are ready to begin posting.  The next step is simply becoming familiar with the single post settings for the plugin which you will fill out each time you make a post.

Single Post Settings For All-In-One SEO Pack

Each time you make a post on your blog, you’ll need to fill out meta tag information, including the article title, description, and keywords.  The form looks like this:

Title: This is going to be the actual page title, and is the most important on page ranking factor in terms of SEO.  Base your page title on your KW research.  Also make sure it differs from your post title.  I like to make my post title a little catchier to attract attention, since it is what will show up on RSS readers.

Description: Once your page has been indexed in the search engines, this is the description that will show below the link to your site in the SE’s.  Make sure your description short (25-30 words), to the point, and attracts attention.

Keywords: I don’t usually pay too much attention to the keywords, because whether they play any role in ranking is debatable.  With that being said, there is no point in leaving this blank.   Add four or five relevant words that appear in your post.

Once you have entered your meta information in the form you are good to go!

Download All-In-One SEO Pack HERE

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Ajax Apps w/ XMLHttpRequest

by on 21. Apr, 2009 in Uncategorized

Ajax type behavior can be created in Web applications a few different ways. One of the more “old school” and cross-browser compatible methods was using a hidden IFRAME element to perform client-server transactions in the background. This can still be an appropriate technique today, but most modern browsers have some degree of support for the XMLHttpRequest object in their JavaScript implementation. If you aren’t already familiar with it you should explore What is XMLHttpRequest for details, usage examples and history of XMLHttpRequest.
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What Defines Web 2.0 and The Evolution of the Internet?

by on 12. Mar, 2009 in Uncategorized

A new blog by Gabriel Harper discusses Web 2.0 and how the evolution of the Internet led to Web 2.0. Web 2.0 and the Evolving Web goes into greater detail.

Perhaps everyone won’t agree with me on this. But the common trend among everyone’s definition of what Web 2.0 is describes an evolving Web. The bubble bursting forced the strong to be stronger, and shoved the weak out of the game entirely. What’s left is the Web that evolved to meet the challenges of a lucrative yet harsh user-centric world.

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Finding Hidden Web Marketing Tactics

by on 25. Jun, 2008 in Monetizing

The best online marketing is low cost marketing. These marketing offerings are often right under your nose, but very few people can see them because they are so very well hidden. The best styles of low cost marketing may just be bundled with some of the companies you already use.

Your Web Design Company: Every company is trying to overpower this financial slump in the United States. The web design companies you may have already employed to create your website may be no different. Many web design companies are now offering marketing along with the design in order to keep their customers happy and coming back again and again.

Copywriting and SEO: While many online businesses use SEO tactics and copywriting to promote their products and services, they often turn to bidding sites for the marketing articles they need for the company. In many cases, the same copywriting company used for the more professional side of writing, will also employ SEO experts that can write articles perfect for those search engines.

These are just a few simple examples of how you can turn a situation around to find hidden marketing gems. When choosing marketing tactics, looking more closely at the companies you already work with may save a lot of hassle and a little bit of money on the bottom line. Every company wants to earn new customers, but keeping the older ones happy is just as important.

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