by Karl Hadwen on June 15, 2009
So lately people have been emailing me on how to find Content network ads, well it’s very simple. I’m going to show you how to find Content network ads, in case you’re nosey, interested, don’t care or want to copy other people’s ads. It’s very simple to see other affiliates ads on the search network but it’s very different on the content network, and as many people do not know the content network is a highly doubted source of traffic. Don’t let big affiliates fool you into saying it’s useless because it’s not.
So yer let’s get on with it, first off to do this you will need a Gmail account. Start of by going to Gmail.com and signing in or signing up for a Gmail account. Once you have done this you are ready to find content network ads, Start of by Composing a new mail. Then get your list of keywords that you are thinking of bidding on; for the content network. Once you have done this you will create your email (make sure you send this email to your account), also make sure that your subject is niche related.
Once you have your keyword list pasted it into the body of the email & your niche related subject. Send the email to yourself, once you open this email you should have all the content network ads on the right. And you are free to do what ever you want with them.
by Karl Hadwen on June 15, 2009
I’ve moved my domain back over to my wordpress blog & stopped using my posterous due to various reasons, but I’m going to post more here now. More about business & startups and the odd website flipping issue. I’m also going to try get some guest posters for the future & try to invest in some small startups. I’m getting my mac on thursday so its all gravy. If you are up for connecting with me, check out my contact page. I’ll update it soon enough :> Ciao!
by Karl Hadwen on November 3, 2008
Is it true that social networking can be so powerful to influence users to visit your website? I didn’t till the other day believe so; many people believe not. Many people have investigated how powerful social networking can be and I wasn’t a big fan of social networking till I tried my own Social networking experiment with YouTube, I know they are such things as facebook and myspace are bigger but YouTube has great potential.
Last week I posted a video on YouTube, let’s say it was just abit of false advertising. I posted a false picture of a celebrity with wearing clothes that you would see on a beach, not a naked beach of course. I put this capture as a thumbnail, when you actually saw the video it would show a link to my blog, I put the link towards my blog just to see if YouTube was so powerful.
After 24 hours putting this video up I received a magnificent 13.1k Hits on the video and not to mention 50% of those people actually went to my blog (97.5% Unique hits too) , I couldn’t believe it. My blog statistics tripled, I was thinking of using this for a few affiliate websites that I have, I believe anybody can do it. I actually do think YouTube will stop this one day or its possible they wont I don’t actually know.
But I have found it is true that social networking can be so powerful, I urge people to take advantage of this while it is possible. I believe that this should also work with something topic related, it’s just getting the right structure. Have a try with this, you might end up liking it. I will leave this question with you, Is social networking the most powerful way to drive traffic? I believe it has the potential to be, what are your thoughts on this?
by Karl Hadwen on October 26, 2008
Pulling your hair out over SEO? I found a cool website that helps quiet a lot if your just starting out it shows you how relevant your meta tags and description is. It also shows you how relevant your keywords are towards your actually site? Pritty nifty to increase SEO abit, even thought Meta Tag’s are not effective as they ust to be. But never the less “Every Little Bit Helps”, this is a lets say guidance on SEO helping you to further education.
The most important part I found about this website is that it checks the following things
- See how search engine robots analyze your or your competitors web site
- Receive tips on how to improve your Meta Tags
- Check the keywords used on the page and find the keyword density
- Check web server operating system where site is hosted
- Check website load time
- Check website file size
- Check URLs and links found on the page
These things might help a small % but the real SEO tips are out there, it’s best to just read up on SEO and educate your self on SEO.
Here is the website: http://www.submitexpress.com/linkpop/
I find these quiet relevant, I tend to check everything when making a new website, how relevant my keywords are, my load time, make sure the file sizes are not loading too slow for certain connections. It does help a lot when plan out and think what would I search to find my website? What certain keywords? Would I click of this website if it is loading too slow? Ask your self these simple questions, furthermore their is a lot of other nifty tools on their which would by chance come in handy when creating a website.
If you haven’t already get your self on Dmoz, I can help more with SEO tips but this is just a little tip for the moment. If you have any questions drop me a comment I’ll reply asap. Even though this is just a small tip, please don’t think this will work and get your website #1 for credit cards or something along those lines! It takes hard work and determination.
I’m going to put this plane and simple. I Jumped to 512 Followers in 24 hours. How? Well Basically, I was bored and my friend told me that he wanted more followers. So I gave a few applications a try, all the Mass Follow, Mass Unfollow etc etc. I never once read a ebook on
