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Find A Niche, That’s The Way To Go.

Posted by Y.B. Masdal on Jul 10 2010 | Blogging Tips

blogIf you want that hit stat to go up like a rocket to the sky, it’s better to find a niche for you blogging. It’s a matter of deciding of what you like best to right, and most of all, on what you know best.

This expert advice had been prescribed by the most successful bloggers in the pro field. Search engines has a way of putting priority to content search towards sites with uniform and consistent web content and this is most especially helpful when one is aiming to earn much from advertisement placement such as from Google Adsense and Adbrite.

So if you are into pro blogging, this is the main thing you should be doing first of all. To find a niche of your own and not put content in your blog that is so scattered and wide-ranging, search engines are not much inclined to direct to blogs who has no specialty content.

So if you are into tech, bring forth those tech news and infos. They are mostly the most searched items on the net. If you are into politics, stick with that most of the time. If you are into electronics, you’d be having a lot of visitors from online shoppers of gadgets and electronics.

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Blogsome Is A Good Blog Module

Posted by Y.B. Masdal on Oct 23 2009 | Blogging Tips, Blogs

blogsomer.gifOf course, any new blogger would always want to have their blogs on popular blogging modules like Blogger and Wordpress.org. Or even other lesser known sites like Blogit and Xanga.

But there is one blogging module that I have been using for long despite that it is not so known in the blogging field, like I thought it should be, and I find it the most desirable and recommendable for those who are looking for free blog hosting.

Blogsome is not that popular because for one, Wordpress does not include them as one of the blogging modules from which one could import their files. What a shame. And it’s so bad that a very efficient blogging module like Blogsome is just being disregarded. Perhaps it is just new and not yet as widely used but recent studies have shown it to be the fastest growing free blog hosting of all.

Consider this, it is the only free blog hosting that allows you to use unlimited Wordpress themes through porting and allows the user great leeway in customization, with no extra fee. And the blogs there are fast-loading unlike Blogger and Wordpress.org sites, where one needs a high-speed connection in order to enjoy them.

Try Blogsome. It’s the way to go.

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Joining Affiliate Programs

Posted by Y.B. Masdal on Aug 11 2009 | Blogging Tutorials

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In the earlier times, advertisers usually partner up with webmasters in order to attract more visitors and gain more traffic. All the webmaster needs to do is apply in an affiliate program and copy the buttons, banners or text links with corresponding id and post it on their website. If a visitor clicks on any of the ads, the advertiser pays the webmaster with commissions. Some pay per click, per impression or per membership. One of the best affiliate programs I’ve joined years ago is Friend Finder
because they really pay big money per membership. Once you got accepted in the program, you can also be an affiliate for their other sites for gays, senior citizens, churches, career, free webmail and online greeting cards.

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Link Exchange

Posted by Y.B. Masdal on Jul 07 2009 | Blogging Tips

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It is important that you exchange links with other bloggers out there especially with similar blogs. It is one way of building connections with other bloggers and at the same time attracting traffic. It also helps In order for your blog to be on the first few pages of search engines such as Google, Yahoo and MSN. If you have enough money, you can ask other publishers to post your link in their blogs for a minimal fee. You can also ask some bloggers to be your affiliate and exchange banners with them. Also, add your links in social networking sites, message boards and email signatures.

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Protect your content with Creative Commons

Posted by Y.B. Masdal on Feb 19 2009 | Content, Information

It is an unfortunate fact that plagiarism runs rampant in the web today, so it is paramount that you protect your original content from people who would just copy and paste and claim your hard work as their own.

Creative Commons is a form of licensing that communicates which part of your website or written / graphic content you allow people to use (with proper attribution, of course). Creative Commons offers a number of licensing options that each have different clauses that cover use of the content. According to the website, Creative Commons licenses can be enforced legally, so if you want to take a plagiarism case to actual court, having a Creative Commons license makes it possible.

All you need to do is look for the source code for the license you want at the Creative Commons website, and simply paste it on your blog’s template.

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Using a Blog To Promote Your Business

Posted by Y.B. Masdal on May 30 2008 | Blogging Tips, Blogs

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Do you have a business? Do you have a blog? Do you know that you can use your blog to promote your business?

One thing that we love in blogging is that it can possibly relate the business and the customers. Blogging regularly about your business with personal touch and good content can really turn your blog readers into clients. You can also easily gain the trust and support of the people.

You must know by heart what your business is all about for you to be able to increase your credibility both as a businessman and blogger. When you have a blog about your business, you will easily be tagged as an expert.

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Choosing Your Niche

Posted by Y.B. Masdal on May 27 2008 | Blogs, Writing

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There are about a million blogs in the internet and a lot of people are signing up in free blog platforms or buying their own web hosting packages every day. It is really hard to stand out in search engines nowadays especially if you don’t really know much about the topic you are writing on or if you simply copy directly from other blogs or websites.

To be able to chose your niche, it is important that you blog about your interest. Do you love to cook food? Do you love to take pictures? Do you love to travel? Do you love films? Blogging will be much easier if you finally decide on this part.

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Working With Google Adsense

Posted by Y.B. Masdal on May 27 2008 | Information

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Most webmasters probloggers usually earn money by selling ad space in their websites or blogs. One of the easiest ways in earning money by selling ad space is through Google Adsense, which is found at http://www.google.com/adsense . All you have to do is sign up for a free account and submit your blog for review. The program usually permits bloggers to put text link advertisements in some parts of the site. You will earn money for every click from your visitors to the advertiser’s page. The best thing here is that Adsense is already in-charge in identifying on which links are suited to your site/blog based on your contents. Sites with pornographic content need not apply.

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Why Writing an “About Me” Page is Important

Posted by Y.B. Masdal on May 21 2008 | Blogging Tips, Writing

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If there is one page in your blog that you should update immediately, it is the “about me” page. It is basically the part of the blog where you share your personal information and a short biography so that your readers will have a concrete idea about you and why you’ve chosen your niche of specialty. Your readers will have that certain feeling that they know and understand your personality. Some of the usual details that you will see in most about me pages include the name, age, location (city, country), occupation, field of interest and reason why they blog.

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You Comment, I Follow

Posted by Y.B. Masdal on May 16 2008 | Blogging Tips

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Don’t you just love it when you see a number of comments on your recent post?

One of the ways on how you can build connections with other bloggers is by commenting in each other’s blog entries. It is somewhat like exchanging ideas with one another and building friendship through constant communication. It is also important that you do reply in every comment that is left in your comment box so that you can build instant rapport with your readers. It is also one way of gaining loyal readers on your blog. Also be sure that you do write blog entries that are worth commenting on.

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