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How to make a convincing/shocking hoax and generate instant online sensation is a post from: Travs Output - The Blog of an online marketer wannabe

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Recently, I stumbled upon a problem where the battery icon shows that it’s plugged in but not charging.

Luckily, I stumbled upon this video and followed its directions. Works like a charm! Even a kid can do it.

How to fix the “plugged in,not charging” issue is a post from: Travs Output - The Blog of an online marketer wannabe

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Almost complete list of CPA companies is a post from: Travs Output - The Blog of an online marketer wannabe

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Alright it’s tutorial time again and I’m going to make this real quick. Just be sure you already have your own blog and twitter account.

Basically you’re going to use your blog’s RSS feed to make it auto-post at your Twitter account.

Sign up at hootsuite.com and put your Twitter account details there and your blog’s RSS feed

Look around hootsuite and you will see that you can also put your Adsense account in there. Go ahead and put it. Don’t ask me where’s this and where’s that.

Now the next time you post on your blog, hootsuite will auto-post it on your twitter page. On your twitter page, each post will include a link towards your blog and when people click on that link, they will see Adsense ads floating on top of your blog page. So the logic here is not only people would click on your blog’s adsense ads…but also the ad that you put on your hootsuite. Double whammy!

Now let’s get some people on your twitter account. Go to twitterholic.com and look for twitters with large number of followers. After you did that, go to flashtweet.com and follow the followers at will!

Watch your followers grow (and your Adsense earnings)

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Lo and behold, they are mostly CPA offers being sent out in brilliant twists…twists that would make me go “Why didn’t I think of that?”.

Offers are being sent out with eye-catching ad copies…a bit misleading but it surely catches your attention. Then as soon as the attention has been captured, a click could possibly be executed and thus leads to the main CPA offer. The click does not go straight right through the offer. It passes through a process called double meta refresh in which a click would pass to 2-3 links…thus blanking the referrer and no traces are left behind.

Yes it is greyhat—but brilliant. Another great idea has been added into my arsenal.

Unsolicited Emails Aren’t That Bad Sometimes is a post from: Travs Output - The Blog of an online marketer wannabe

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Money is not the root of all evil.

Temptation is the root. But it is not a sin.

Money cannot buy happiness.

But

It can buy you things that can make you happy.

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Hi all…been quite a long time since the last time I posted here. Well let’s see…

Recently I resigned from a callcenter company. I was just referred there and thought hey why not give it a try and see how the industry feels like.  You might be wondering why a guy like me who’s already earning online would still want to push through that kind of field. Well I say why not? I was not there for the money. I was just there because of curiousity. It’s quite awkward yeah but I don’t know…just want to experience the “thank you for calling” routine. Well anyway, I conclude that the interview isn’t that difficult—you just have to fake it until you make it. The exams and form-fillings are a grunt but still easy. The whole customer service thing isn’t supposed to be difficult in my opinion. Based on my experience, the trainings that I have been through the company makes customer service quite complicated—when in fact,it’s supposed not to be complicated. Oh well…that’s just me I guess.

Now I have downloaded tons of ebooks about domaining and I’m going to read bits and pieces about it—hopefully to make $$$ out of it.

Also, I have Adobe After Effects installed and interested to dabble with it. Something tells me that I have to try the field of video editing because it seems promising lately.

Alright that’s it…I’m out.

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You don’t have to let the whole world know who you are just to make money online.  Heck,you can even make money online while you sleep. you don’t have to come face to face with your site visitors or buyers.  As an introvert myself,i don’t even know who my buyers are.  All i know is they make me some serious bucks. So even if i have pikachu to talk for me,so what?  At least i make money.  So if you think you’re an introvert,don’t lose hope.

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Bum Marketing is streamlined form of article marketing, sometimes known as the Bum Marketing Method. It’s an easy and simple to use way of earning money from selling affiliate products and earning commission. It can even be used for selling your own products.

Affiliate marketing is such a seemingly simple way to start an Internet Marketing career that a lot of people begin affiliate marketing with little idea of what they are doing. They don’t know how to advertise and get sales and, as a result, simply give up without having made any money what so ever.

Bum Marketing was invented and made popular by Travis Sago who named it “Bum Marketing” because it is supposed to be so easy that even a bum off the street can do it. It is one of those extremely rare systems where it doesn’t take money to make money.

Two key points to remember are:

1. You don’t need to get it right first time. Because there’s no cost involved in Bum Marketing you can learn from your mistakes without them costing you anything.

2. You don’t have to be perfect. Believe it or not, even the top Bum Marketers make mistakes. Don’t let fear of failure prevent you from getting started.

Here’s how it works:

1. Your first task is find a hot niche. Some people advise to go for a low competition niche, either way it needs to be something that other people are looking for.

2. Find an affiliate programme with a product in that niche that pays high commission. Clickbank is a good place to look.

3. Based on what you have found you then need to find some profitable keywords and write a series of articles in order to promote it to the people who are looking for that particular product.

4. Submit your articles to the popular article directories where they can also get picked up by Google and other major search engines.

5. When someone buys the product through your link you earn a commission on the sale – this may be up to 75% of the selling price!

How easy is that?

When you’ve done it once, you do it again and again – rinse and repeat. You can also utilize the same system for your own products.

By following the above steps you’re practically guaranteed to make money online. All it takes is a little bit of your time.

One of the main aims of Bum Marketing is to get your articles on to the first page in Google as well as the other search engines. When your article appears on the first page of Google it will ensure that it’s one of the first ones seen whenever someone searches for the keyword or niche your article is targeting.

Bum Marketing is FREE – it doesn’t cost you a penny.

If you look on the internet for the number of marketing experts who will tell you how to make money with affiliate programmes for free you’ll be a very long time looking – there are none because all of them involve investment up front.

Bum marketing has the potential to make you wealthy whilst working at home. If you are tired of your full time job then give Bum marketing a go – you might be surprised by your success

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· Straight texts
· Photographs or images (photoblog)
· Video (videoblog)
· Audio files (audioblog)
· Hyperlinks

Usually presented and arranged in reverse chronological order, blogs are essentially used for the following purposes:

· Online journal or a web diary
· Content managament system
· Online publishing platform

A typical blog has the following components:

· Post date -the date and time of the blog entry

· Category – the category that the blog belongs to

· Title – the title of the blog

· Main body – the main content of the blog

· RSS and trackback – links the blog back from other sites

· Comments – commentaries that are added by readers

· Permalinks – the URL of the full article

· Other optional items – calendar, archives, blogrolls, and add-ons or plug-ins

A blog can also have a footer, usually found at the bottom of the blog, that shows the post date, the author, the category, and the ‘stats’ (the nubmer of comments or trackbacks).

There are numerous types of blogs. Some of them are the following:

1. Political blog – on news, politics, activism, and other issue based blogs (such as campaigning).

2. Personal blog – also known as online diary that may include an individual’s day-to-day experience, complaints, poems, and illicit thoughts, and communications between friends.

3. Topical blog – with focus either on a particular niche (function or position) that is usually technical in nature or a local information.

4. Health blog – on specific health issues. Medical blog is a major category of health blog that features medical news from health care professionals and/or actual patient cases.

5. Literary blog – also known as litblog.

6. Travel blog – with focus on a traveler’s stories on a particular journey.

7. Research blog – on academic issues such as research notes.

8. Legal blog – on law (technical areas) and legal affairs; also known as ‘blawgs’.

9. Media blog – focus on falsehoods or inconsistencies in mass media; usually exclusive for a newspaper or a television network.

10. Religious blog – on religious topics

11. Educational blog – on educational applications, usually written by students and teachers.

12. Collaborative or collective blog – a specific topic written by a group of people.

13. Directory blog – contains a collection of numerous web sites.

14. Business blog – used by entrepreneurs and corporate employees to promote their businesses or talk about their work.

15. Personification blog – focus on non-human being or objects (such as dogs).

16. Spam blogs – used for promoting affiliated websites; also known as ‘splogs’.

Blogging is typically done on a regular (almost daily) basis. The term “blogging” refers to the act of authoring, maintaining, or adding an article to an existing blog, while the term “blogger” refers to a person or a group who keeps a blog.

Today, more than 3 million blogs can be found in the Internet. This figure is continuously growing, as the availability of various blog software, tools, and other applications make it easier for just about anyone to update or maintain the blog (even those with little or no technical background). Because of this trend, bloggers can now be categorized into 4 main types:

· Personal bloggers – people who focus on a diary or on any topic that an individual feels strongly about.

· Business bloggers – people who focus on promoting products and services.

· Organizational bloggers – people who focus on internal or external communication in an organization or a community.

· Professional bloggers – people who are hired or paid to do blogging.

Problogging (professional blogging) refers to blogging for a profit. Probloggers (professional bloggers) are people who make money from blogging (as an individual blog publisher or a hired blogger).

Below are just some of the many money-making opportunities for probloggers:

· Advertising programs
· RSS advertising
· Sponsorship
· Affiliate Programs
· Digital assets
· Blog network writing gigs
· Business blog writing gigs
· Non blogging writing gigs
· Donations
· Flipping blogs
· Merchandising
· Consulting and speaking

The following are a few things that you need to consider if you want to be successful in problogging:

1. Be patient. Problogging requires a lot of time and effort, not to mention a long-term vision.

2. Know your audience. Targeting a specific audience or group is a key to building a readership.

3. Be an ‘expert’. Focus on a specific niche topic and strive to be the “go-to” blogger on that topic.

4. Diversify. Experiment with various add and affiliate programs that enable you to make money online (aside from blogging).

5. Do not bore your readers. Focus on the layout. White spaces, line spacings, and bigger fonts make a blog welcoming to read.

Certainly, it is possible to earn money from blogs. One just needs to take risks, the passion, and the right attitude in order to be a successful problogger.

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