Thursday, August 23, 2007

Want to make some extra cash






Would you like to make some easy money? Well, Cash Crate is the answer.

Just do simple free offers,surveys,and more to make easy money.

In just the first day, I made over $8.00 dollars.
The picture above shows the first day earnings.

Now some people, like Amy Bass, make over $1000 a month. The very top photo is a photo of her one month where she make over $1500. I would say that is a pretty good check.





Saturday, August 18, 2007

Surveys and Clicking Ads for Income


With so many scams on the internet,one can be a little leary when it comes to
the "make easy money" emails and internet advertising that is so common today.

There are some sites that are legitimate.Two of these in my experience are Readerspaid.com and also Cashcrate.com.



Of the two,Cashcrate.com is the better one. Readerspaid pays you to click ads
which only pay a few cents or you can also sign up for the offers and earn
cash.Supposedly,surveys are coming in the very near future. You can cash out
after you accumulate $50.00. This is paid to you through PayPal.

Cashcrate.com pays a lot more for the ads you view and sign up for.Also,if you do
signup for a free offer or take a paid offering, the pay is really good. Like
anything though,I would just sign up for things you are interested in.

They also have surveys that pay at least 80 cents a survey. Alot of the free offers
pay pretty well too.

I was surfing and came across a lady,Amy Bass, who discussed different ways she was paying down her debt. She does show a check she received from Cashcrate.com for
$1531.07. You can view Amy's check here Wow! Thats a good check.



So for just clicking ads or filling out some forms,easy money can be made. I like to do this when I feel really bored or just need something to do.

Inline Ads

Though some people may find them annoying,inline ads are becoming a common site for websites.

Inline ads are the ads that when you hover the mouse over certain words on the page,an ad will appear. Some common networks that use these ads are Ads-Click.comand Adbrite.

Although these ads may seem annoying to some users,they can greatly raise the advertising revenue for a website.Usually,when setting up the code you can
select how many underlined words you wish to have on a page.Roughly,it's from 1
to 10 keywords.

These inline ads can also enhance a site when optimized if not overdone.

Saturday, July 7, 2007

Some Real Work at Home Jobs

If you have an email address, I am sure you get all kinds of get rich quick schemes. Whether is from a prince in Nigeria or "make $10,000 a month automatically".

No matter what you do or who you work for the bottom line is that you have to provide a service or sell a product.

Since last year Good Morning America has shown a number of segments on Real Work at Home Jobs. Yes! They are legitimate.

I did check out a few and has good results with one, while at the same time have been trying to get into a few others.

The first one I started with is LiveOps.com. LiveOps take orders from hundreds of clients who have one or more products. Some of the products include the "More Natural Cures" series, Hip Hop Abs, Little Giant Ladder, and more. They also provide support for Pizza Hut and Papa John's.

What you do is apply. If LiveOps is interested you will receive a packet of forms in the mail concerning procedures and policies, tax forms, and a consent to perform a credit and background check. You do have to pay for the background and credit check.

When hired, you will proceded to take a series of quizzes concerning how to use the website to take calls, check email, deal with callers concerns, etc.

Whenever you are ready to take calls, you log into a VCC or Virtual Call Center, which is just like any chat room on the internet. Here you receive calls and take orders. The pay can vary but is usually 25 cents a minute of talk time. You can increase your earnings if customers take offers like magazines and club memberships.

Some scripts are very short and easy while others are long and drawn out. The upside being that the longer scripts give you more talk time and therefor more money.

You can actually make a decent living or a great second income depending on your performance. It is realistic to make $50 to $100 a day. The weekends are the busiest and also the most profitable.

The one key here is that you can work when you wish to work. To stay an active agent, you only need to log in and take calls at least once every six months.

If you need some extra income check them out.

Wednesday, June 27, 2007

How can you get a good inlinks to your website

To get good search rankings, you need to have good relevant inbound links to your site. The tried and true method is to contact other webmasters with similar sites and ask to do a link exchange between both sites.

This can be a benefit to both sites if both have a similar page ranking and have similar traffic stats. The problem is that most sites with good traffic do not want to exchange links with new sites or sites that have little content, or worse yet, can be a competitor.

There is software available to make link exchanging easier. My favorite is Link Machine. This easy to use program will allow you to exchange links automatically with other link machine users or let you search for sites by category or keyword.

Link exchanging does not get any easier than this. Any site I have used it on has at least three keywords that will show up in the top ten of the three major search engines. I also use IBP for site optimization.

Monday, May 21, 2007

Colors and Your Website

Here is an interesting article about colors and using them on a website.
Colors are very important as this article demonstrates.

Web Page Design Instruction - The Vital Role of Colors

By Brian McGregor

I wonder if you knew that visitors to your website form an instant opinion? And they form it about you and your offer. This instant opinion is created subconsciously. It happens automatically within the visitors mind. This happens automatically, and you might wonder why. It matters not a jot how clever the text is on your page. You can have paid an expensive professional to produce your copy for you. In fact, their instant opinion is formed before the visitor will have read a single word of your copy.

It doesn't matter either, whether the quality of the images on your website are of the highest. It also doesn't matter how great your offer is. You might be providing a superb bargain or proposition, but again this isn't going to influence the instant opinion. This is because the initial reaction to your website is instant, and occurs the moment the page appears in the browser of your visitor. You may have guessed there is something subliminal at work here. In a way, that is right. Immediate opinions are formed by visitors to every single website. This may surprise you, but the answer is colors. When your web page appears to your visitor, the colors you've used go to work on the subconscious of your visitors.

The spooky thing about this is that as a web page viewer we can do nothing about this. Colors evoke an intuitive reaction which we have no control over.' The feelings evoked by colors are automatic, and there's no way we can avoid them. This is one of the reasons why companies can invest millions in getting the colors exactly right for their products and marketing promotions. Big companies realize that colors are a psychological feature, and they can influence our reception of their marketing. Companies fully appreciate that the use of the correct colors can be critical in the success of their products. What webmasters have to realize, and this can be very important, is that the same color psychology applies to our web pages.

The fact is, the color scheme you use on your web pages can have the effect of causing your visitors to very quickly click away from your website. This can happen even if the copy on your website is compelling. The chances are that visitors who are put off by your colors are unlikely to read your copy anyway. But don't despair. By using a different color scheme it is quite possible to influence your web page visitor to react positively to you and your offering. This isn't a new discovery. The psychological power of colors is well known in the offline marketing world. It's been around with us for decades. No matter who we are, emotions are conveyed to our subconscious through the use of colors.

What we need to do in our website design is to ensure the color combination on our web pages convey a positive feelings. If you do this, then you will be conveying a trust, sense of belonging and warmth. If you get your colors wrong, you could be conveying negative feelings like distrust, rejection and coolness. The following list gives an idea of the emotions associated with their respective colors:

RED
Danger, love, leadership, sense of power, excitement, energy, strength etc

ORANGE
Courage, playfulness, confidence, cheerfulness, friendliness, comfort, steadfastness etc

YELLOW
Amusement, intelligence, caution, organization, joy, curiosity, brightness etc

GREEN
Health, healing, money, nature, food, harmony, life etc

BLUE
Peace, love, stability, acceptance, trustworthiness, patience, tranquility etc

PURPLE
Wisdom, dignity, royalty, nobility, luxury, independence, ambition etc

BROWN
Tribal, earthiness, comfort, durability, reliability, nature, primitive etc

BLACK
Sophistication, formality, power, elegance, wealth, dramatic, style etc

WHITE
Simplicity, goodness, innocence, cleanliness, fresh, easy, purity etc

Finally, be aware that your website color scheme should reflect the product or offering you make. The subconscious mind of your visitors will automatically relate the color of your page with the message that's on it. If you give out a mixed message in terms of color and offer, the subconscious mind will not even attempt to reconcile the two. Which means, your visitor will be lost. You should spend time in determining what are the right colors for your web pages. Try and make sure your colors and message are in harmony. If you do this, your website will produce the results you're looking for. In summary, the difference between the right and wrong color scheme on your website can be the difference between profit and loss.


About the author

Brian McGregor is an internet entrepreneur and business consultant, and author of the ebook CASH COLORS. If you're interested in web page design instruction, CASH COLORS shows how to make your web page colors work for you, as opposed to against you. http://www.cash-colors.com
This article was found at WellWisher.org.

Thursday, May 10, 2007

Great New Opportunity for Webmasters

Recently, I came across another company you can join to generate additional revenue.
AzoogleAds.com gives great revenue to owners who display their client's ads on websites.

Depending on the offer. You can get between 30 cents to $80.00 when a user clicks the ad and gives their email address or signs up for a program.

AzoogleAds.com has an easy to use interface and the code is simply copy/paste.

You can also easily track impressions,clicks,actual leads and signups.

Publishers are also eligible for rewards that at this time come in gift certificates if they generate enough revenue.

To check out AzoogleAds yourself, click Here.

Tuesday, May 1, 2007

How do you make money on a website?

How do websites generate revenue?

When you have a website, you have a number of available options to generate revenue. No matter what options you choose, having a good amount of traffic is the key. The more users and visitors you have increased the chances of generating revenue.

Having a subcription site is the most direct. Websites that use subscriptions charge a user a weekly, yearly, or annual fee for the use of the site and its contents or digital products like downloads. Some sites would include dating sites, newspapers, sites that give technical information, or sites that allow users to download software of applications. Users normally pay through credit or debit cards. A user will normally pay through a thirdparty processor such as PayPal, 2Checkout.com, CCBill.com, etc. These processors allow for an easy and secure checkout process for the user. With today's rapid amount of online fraud having a secure and trusted online transaction processor is a must. Before settting a prices for your goods or services, be sure to checkout what the rates are for your goods and services. Keep in the mind that if you have a new site, it takes time to build up a customer base and for users to trust doing business with you.

Pay Per Click Advertising is an easy to implement and can be quite profitable. With PPC advertising, you sign up through a site such as Google Adsense, Yahoo Publisher Network, or maybe Adbrite. By placing generated code within your webpages, ads will match up to the content on the pages. Enough revenue can be generated to pay for your hosting fees or perhaps allow you to make a full time career out of being a webmaster. Once again, alot comes down to good quality traffic and keeping users interested in your site. Be careful though, since the ads that match up can be from competitors who will have your traffic, and business, directed to their site for purchased you may be misssing out of. If you sign up for this, be sure to read all the terms and policies of the company you decide to go with.

Selling ads directly on your site is the third option where you charge a business or website advertising space on your site for money. This really only pans out for larger sites with huge traffice. Still, you can put on your site a "Advertising" page or advertise your space through Adbrite, for example, where you can great exposure for selling ads and even setting your price for ads.

No matter what you decide, you should be able to generate some income. Even if it just pays for the hosting. One of the most important factors of having any site is to have one where the site is about something you have interest in or expertise.

Thursday, April 26, 2007

The Basic Layout of an HTML document

At the very least, a HTML document or webpage will contain the following tags.


The very opening tag of html tells a browser this is an html document to interpret. Remember HTML just tells the browser how to display the document. Other important tags that might be present include for bold, for italics, for the background color of the document, etc. You can find all the tags by doing a search on Google for "HTML tags".

Next, we have the head tags which indicate the header section of the document. If you were to use some javascript, some code would probably be placed in between the head tags.

Then we have the title tags. Whatever is put between these will be the title of the document and be shown at the top of your browser.

In your body tags is the actual meat and potatoes of the page or document. Here is where you will be putting text, images, table, etc. that will represent what is displayed on the actual page.

Finally, we having the closing html tag that says this is the end of this page or document. HTML is alot of fun.

You can easily make a page using Notepad, Word, or any text editor. My favorite text editor is Editplus. Very easy to use and yet very powerful for HTML editing.

Have fun discovering HTML and all the tags you can use to make great looking web pages.

Wednesday, April 25, 2007

How to create a website

Creating a website can be easy or complex depending on what you want to do. Sites can be made that are typically static or interactive.

A static site is usually a site that just provides information to the user. Static sites may include an organization,charity,or personal site that just provides information and may include a form or email to such as "Contact us" where you can reach the owners by email.

An interactive site is more complex and allows the user to create an account, use tools on the site, or perform actions that will direct the user based on their actions. These websites will usually use a database to store user information such as account information or user preferences.

Creating a website can be tailored to the webmaster's skills. The old fashioned way is to use HTML code or tags to display the site. Another poplular way is to use a WYSISYG editor. This stands for What You See Is What You Get editor where elements are put on the page by using menus,copy and paste options,or labels. These are great for those new to creating web sites.

More complex programs are Microsoft Frontpage or Macromedia's Dreamweaver software. Dreamweaver is the more complex and powerful of the two, which allows the user of such things as Flash and very powerful editing tools.

Monday, April 23, 2007

What is a website?

A website is really a collection of files that reside on a server and can be accessed through a browser (Internet Explorer,Mozilla Firefox,Opera,etc).

A person will normally type in an address such as http://www.example.com or www.example.com

Depending on the type of operating system of the server and the language used for the pages, the default page will be index.htm, index.html, index.php, default.asp, etc. This is normally the home page of the starting point of the website.

Navigation of the website should be user friendly and a user should know where they are easily. A common method to help the user navigate is the use of breadcrumbs, which give the user to see where they are related to the home page or "top" of the site.

Navigation of the site will usually be in the form of navigatin menus located at the top, left side, or both.

Each link to other pages of the website such be descriptive and give the user an idea of what the page is about.