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Have you ever heard of Google AdSense? Google AdSense is a program offered by Google which allows you to place relevant content ads on your website and you earn money every time someone clicks on your ads. If you have a website, one of the quickest and easiest ways to make money online is to apply for a Google AdSense account and put Google Ads on your website. Google will pay you every time someone clicks on your ads even if a sale is not made. Isn't that amazing? Making money online has never been easier then with Google AdSense and it's absolutely free to signup.

If you don't have your own website, you can have one built for you or build one yourself if you have the technical expertise. If you do an internet search for AdSense Websites, AdSense Templates or AdSense Ready Websites, you will get a host of results for AdSense Trunkey Ready Websites and Website Building Software and Programs that you can research and use to build your Google AdSense Empire. Always take time to research to find the programs and opportunities to make money with Google AdSense that's legitimate and best for you. Search around the Internet and ask questions. There are many online entrepreneurs and people out there currently making money with Google AdSense that are willing to help you.

One important note... Learning how to build simple and original content rich AdSense Websites is the best way to tap into Google AdSense revenue. Original content is the key when starting an AdSense campaign, because some niche markets are becoming saturated with duplicate content. Nevertheless, original content is not a problem at all, because there are many online companies out there that will write original article content for you at very reasonable prices.

Another way to tap into Google AdSense revenue is to add a Google Search Box to your AdSense content rich website. AdSense for search will provide search results for your website users directly from your webpage without them leaving. When someone uses your Google Search Box, they will get relative search results and you will get an additional income scheme from Google.

The Google Referral Program is another income stream that you can add to your AdSense Website. You can place a Google referral button on your website to make your customers aware of Google's Products and Services. Your AdSense earnings will increase as you connect your website customers to Google's Products and Services. You will have the opportunity to choose which products and services you would like to offer to your website visitors.

Want even more Google AdSense income opportunities? You can also add a YouTube Video and Mobile Phone content ads to your website. As you can see, Google has at least five income sources that you can tap into just by placing links, ads and buttons on your website. To make money with Google all you need to do is advertise your website and get paid when people click on your links.

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Blogs are different than regular static sites. Although a blog is really just a fancy word for a content management system, therefore it is just a regular site with enhanced and easy editing, a blog has a sense of urgency and "newness." People read blogs because there is a general feeling that the information posted is more current compared to static sites.

This is true when the blogger is very regular with new material and gives people a reason to tune in frequently.

Promoting a blog, I have found, is far easier than promoting a regular website for many reasons.

Because you can create "news" on your blog at the drop of a hat, you can create buzz. Buzz is infectious, produces links from "buzzed" website owners looking to present their visitors with a buzz, and gets you attention that is harder to acquire for regular sites.

You can promote a blog through RSS and get subscribers who would rather use a "podcatcher" (a newer phrase that simply means they subscribe to your RSS feed rather than your email list with a tool like FireAnt http://fireant.com).

People like being anonymous in this over-emailed world of ours. Getting subscribers to a blog via your RSS feed means you are offering a way for the justifiably paranoid to access your material without committing their personal information in the exchange.

So you have another way to promote here as well. Rather than sending people to your opt-in page only, you can grab RSS subscribers on every page of your blog, no matter which page they come through.

Now you can trade links, or trackbacks, with other bloggers in your niche which is a much more highly respected and valuable form of reciprocal linking that Google actually loves.

Having a blog means you can "podcast." Podcasting is making audio and video files available in your posts that can be picked up in your RSS feed by people using places like iTunes.com to find multi-media content.

This is a MASSIVE new open market of people really getting into iPods, especially the new video iPods, and seeing what their new gadgets can really do.

By creating an informative how-to video and podcasting it from your blog, you can get listed in iTunes and other podcast directories that are practically empty on many niche topics right now!

These are things you can do with a blog that you cannot do very easily or at all with a static site.

Don't forget that there are other directories only bloggers can promote in. Directories like Syndic8.com and Daypop.org are only open to bloggers with RSS feeds.

While everyone else is working down in the trenches on their one-dimensional static html site, bloggers can enjoy promoting their sites in far less competitive areas with extreme amounts of traffic flowing through them.

In short, a good blog with the right plug-ins will give you marketing power I wish I had when I was starting out. My blog would be 7 years old this year and would have an archive section a mile long with content syndicated all over the web established over those 7 years!

This time next year you are definitely going to wish you had started your blog today! Especially when you consider the vast potential of audio and video podcasting and syndicating your content easily through your feed to places that only accept bloggers. Static sites need not apply!

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With the thousands or millions of sites that show up when someone does a search for your product, what makes you stand out above all others? Here's a cold, hard fact: anyone can have a super slick website produced with all the high speed internet bells and whistles that entice a web surfer to show up, but we all know that people tend to buy over and over again from people they know, like and trust. When you can't meet your customers face-to-face, developing an online relationship with them is the difference between a sale and no sale. This is where the "business blog" can come into play with absolute magnificence.

This kind of blog allows you to build a relationship with your customers. You can express your personal thoughts on a subject and even give away personal information that lets others get to know you a little better. You can interact with people online by accepting their comments on your blog posts and responding to them by name with further insights into their remarks. There are several free blogging platforms that are user-friendly if your current webhost does not have it available. All you need is a computer, a high speed internet connection and a willingness to "talk" to your public.

Here are some findings from recent studies in consumer habits:

Since 2002 the number of people that search for a product or service online at least once a day has risen by about 50%
Daily searches online have increased by 70% from 2002 to 2008
More people do online searches for products or services than for the weather, news, hobby researching or entertainment
As an advertising medium the internet outshines print Yellow Pages and local resources for consumers seeking products and services

The search engine optimization strategies and the high speed internet gimmicks can be applied to your blog just as easily as they were used on your primary corporate site. You'll get the traffic to your blog site, but because you are using it for "relationship marketing" you have the advantage of developing a loyal customer base. Surfers will simply like the new content that gets posted on your blog regularly, which means that they come to your site more often, subscribe to your RSS feed and newsletters. This is more exposure for the products you are selling. This is a prime example of when "keeping it personal" is good for business.

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You've taken the time to finally build a blog, and now it is online. You get all excited about the whole thing.

Months go by. Maybe you get a few visitors now and again. Maybe you land on the search engines. Mostly though, it just sits there. Is the blog you paid for pulling its weight?

A blog is a tool and can be of significant help to promote you or your business. It can cut a lot of time you put into giving information to readers or customers. It can answer questions and perform tasks for you.

Most blogs fail to have a clear objective of what it is suppose to do.

Some blogs try to do way too much at once, or worse, they have no definable purpose. Many provide no clear objective. A blog can do more than look good and flashy and have your contact information.

Blogs can be informational, storing content and articles based on a topic. Blogs can run eCommerce solutions that help you with your sales process. It can also generate leads, asking customers to fill out forms with their information and interests. It can also be a hybrid blog, with mixed purposes, like offering a free ebook or free access to information in return for contact information (lead generation).

Defining the purpose of your blog gives a clear direction to your readers and customers. Where should your readers and customers arrive when they find your blog? Where do you want them to end up? Using a clear path and clear objectives, you can lead them through your blog. Maybe you prefer just getting to know your readers or customer a bit more, and being able to forward marketing materials, so a lead generation type of blog might be more suitable.

Assign a secondary objective. Maybe after visitors sign up for free access, or an ebook, they are encourage to ask more by contacting you. Use a clear call to action. "Email for more information." "Clck here to sign up." Tell visitors where to go.

So setting up a clear objective for your blog is an important factor you need to consider if you don't want your blog to just sit up there and looking flashy and pretty 6 months down the road.

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There is no doubt that blogging is becoming a big business, but this not simply because of the amount of people out there looking for a place to rant-though that is part of it! The use of blogs is big amongst those in business because it's an effective way to market and it is proven to increase traffic thanks to helping your company's site rise in the rankings of search engines like Google, Yahoo, etc.

Blogs can be used in several ways when it comes to marketing. You should create one of your own; this can be done either on another page on your own website or by enlisting the services of one of the blog hosts out there such as Wordpress or Blogger. Blogs can be created on sites like this for free, though you can purchase the option of better packages and services. Once you have set up your blog, it's time to create! This is often used as a slightly less formal compliment to your site, so rather than filling it with technical jargon and products, you write about things of interest to your customers. Things like articles on helpful topics, interesting facts, industry news; these are all things that would be ideal for a blog. Make sure to use relevant keywords and include several links to your main website or homepage as well.

Another great way to use blogs to increase your sales thanks to upping the amount of traffic you get is to create a link list. This is simply done by contacting bloggers of sites that are somehow related to your line of business and requesting a link exchange. You add a link to their blog on your blog and they do the same for you. This opens you up to traffic from their site-a.k.a. a new audience-while your visitors get to enjoy the helpful links that you have added. See, blogging is not only fun, but quite effective! Get blogging!

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Because of the way blogs are structures and how they work, sometimes, it can be said that Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for blogs is one step further than websites. While most of these techniques eventually also require a some tweaking, blogs need to be tweaked from a systems perspective - one single change to the blog template will affect all the individual posts.

Here are three points you will want to implement on your WordPress blog, to get it better optimized for search engines.

1. Change your permalink structure

The WordPress default installation has a permalink URL that goes something like http://www.myblog.com/?p=123. While Google does let pagerank flow into single parameter URLs like this, a more optimized permalink URL would go by the structure of http://www.myblog.com/category-name/post-name/

The reason for this is because if you are writing for SEO, you would most probably have keywords in your post title, and WordPress uses the post title to generate the post slug. Using this permalink format would result in the permalink URL with keywords embedded within.

2. Customize the page title to change for each post

The default WordPress title format for individual post puts emphasis on the blog name, putting the blog name before the post title. However, from an SEO perspective, it would be wise to have a different title for each page (post) in the website, therefore, tweak your single.php file, and make sure you change your title for the page to be something that emphasizes the post title first, before displaying the blog title. The blog title is already used for the home page!

3. Get more inbound links by commenting on other blogs

One of the best ways to automatically get an inbound link to your blog is to go ahead, search technorati for blogs that are relevant to you, and then start posting valuable comments on these blogs. In fact, this does not only help you get an inbound link, potentially raising your page rank, but if your comment is valuable, readers of the other blog would also want to drop by your blog as they read the comment.

4. Modify your template to ensure proper use of header tags

Unfortunately, but true, most templates featured on the web are built only with aesthetic appeal in mind. Designers who work out the templates use CSS classes to tweak the look and feel of the site. However, what search engines see eventually is the underlying HTML. Make use of the header tags H1 to H6 to properly emphasize and show the hierarchy of information in the site.

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There is no doubt that blogging is becoming a big business, but this not simply because of the amount of people out there looking for a place to rant-though that is part of it! The use of blogs is big amongst those in business because it's an effective way to market and it is proven to increase traffic thanks to helping your company's site rise in the rankings of search engines like Google, Yahoo, etc.

Blogs can be used in several ways when it comes to marketing. You should create one of your own; this can be done either on another page on your own website or by enlisting the services of one of the blog hosts out there such as Wordpress or Blogger. Blogs can be created on sites like this for free, though you can purchase the option of better packages and services. Once you have set up your blog, it's time to create! This is often used as a slightly less formal compliment to your site, so rather than filling it with technical jargon and products, you write about things of interest to your customers. Things like articles on helpful topics, interesting facts, industry news; these are all things that would be ideal for a blog. Make sure to use relevant keywords and include several links to your main website or homepage as well.

Another great way to use blogs to increase your sales thanks to upping the amount of traffic you get is to create a link list. This is simply done by contacting bloggers of sites that are somehow related to your line of business and requesting a link exchange. You add a link to their blog on your blog and they do the same for you. This opens you up to traffic from their site-a.k.a. a new audience-while your visitors get to enjoy the helpful links that you have added. See, blogging is not only fun, but quite effective! Get blogging!

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