Google Adsense Profit - LOL

Dare I write a post about this topic. Google Adsense profits, is there such a thing. Is it possible. There are over 500 posts of original content in this blog, is it a money maker? I won’t give a direct answer, but the answer is implied. It is obvious, and intuitive how to be a success; thousands of pages, thousands if not millions of pageviews, and a 1% clickthrough rate. How many people have achieved this? How many people have written thousands of blog entries? How many people receive millions of hits per day? This blog has excellent Google indexing primarily because I deal with Linux topics and there are relatively few Linux focused blogs that are SEO optimized. I get the speciality clicks where someone is searching Google for something in particular. This crowd that I am attracting is internet and computer savvy and they are most likley not going to click on a stupid Google ad. What can be done to change this? I ask because the answer is not clear, and I do not know. I would like to change this situation; while I do like maintaining my blog to provide free applicable and pertinent information to the Linux community, it does not bring in a substantial income.

I have an Electrical Engineering degree. The US technological economy is dead, especially in New York. There are basically no high paying jobs with benifits, and there are also few regular minimum wage jobs. It cannot just be my luck, there has to be other people in a comparable situation. Right about now I would like to make some money online. Without saying how much I was making a couple of months ago, I would like to return to those numbers; and god if you listen to people talking on the internet can I return to those number and maybe more

Google Rules - Microsoft and Yahoo Try to Keep Up

Google is at the top of the food chain. There is a huge list of competitors from all over the world, but none even come close to the widespread use of Goolgle Adwords,and Adsense. Yahoo has a marketing system of their own, and so does Microsoft, but the incentive to use these systems is not great. Google is synonymous with the web, and anyone who uses the internet knows who Google is. Therefore most people use Google for their internet searching. People who use Google see the paid search results on the right, and top of the screen and those who want to start a website will first think of Google for their marketing, and advertising needs.

While Microsoft and Yahoo! engage in their odd mating ritual, they are benefiting the very company that is driving them to seek partners. Internet advertisers can’t figure out what the two companies will look like in six months, so search leader Google is set to profit from the confusion. (reference)

The question is why choose a company that is barely competitive when you can choose a company (Google) that is guaranteed to be effective, and potentially profitable. For the foreseeable future Google will remain strong. It will take a long time for a major competitor to emerge. Google is creative, and bold with their web based software and their Adsense/Adwords programs continue to provide outstanding services to websites.

AdBrite Google Adsense Integration - Tips Tricks Experiences

Of all the advertising networks I prefer AdBrite because you can integrate Google Adsense. AdBrite will display in the same fashion as Google Adsense ads, and will only display ads when they are valued greater. Therefore you are able to maximize monetization, while maintaining consistent appearance.

The most important thing about ads is their placement. You want them to look appropriately placed, center aligned preferably unless your graphical arrangements are asymmetric. Of superior importance is W3C compliance. At minimum your blog should be 100% W3C compliant. Then, and only then should you begin to work on the content, and additional features.

Also diversify. If your blog is about a particular topic, do not fear straying slightly. This can grow your audience, and increase your relative internet exposure.

Overall there are many factors that contribute to a successful blog. In general they are intuitive, and have a logical foundation. Vaguely you want your blog to be attractive, provide quality information, function smoothly, change pages consistently and have substantial UPTIME.

http://www.adbrite.com

http://validator.w3.org/ 

Google Keyword Targeting

The title of a webpage is a critical piece required for desirable search engine inclusion. Your targeted keywords should be in the first three words of your page title. This should be for every page. Also your keywords should be scattered appropriately throughout your blog post, which is consistent with a blog post they conveys useful information consistent with the title. Notice the keywords chosen for the title tag of this blog post; I searched Google for “Google Keyword Targeting” and there were approximately 1,900,000 results, which is a relatively low number. For search results of such a low magnitude even a website with a relatively low PR will be able to achieve reasonable inclusion, and potentially top 10 ranking.

Bgevolution.com Statistics

Bgevolution.com has been increasing in traffic steadily over the past four months. This month has surpassed the previous month at only midway through November. As traffic continues to increase I will have to upgrade my server hardware to support the increased traffic load. I have prepared for such inevitable requirements and there should be no worries as to the consistent availability of Bgevolution.com. This website will remain active for the forseeable future as the hardware, software, IP, and electrical requirements of the server environment are covered by a cleverly crafted capital strategy. I have used Google ads successfully on coexisting websites, but have removed them to let this website expand as much as possible. I will not add Google ads back to the website for some time, but I will need to re-add them in the future due to the capital requirements of Bgevolution.com.

Thank you for your interest in Bgevolution.com. I will continue to update the material often, and add new topics of general and specific interest frequently.

Google OS (An Ubuntu Derivative)

While Ubuntu is well known there are countless competing operating systems based on Debian and Red Hat. Google officially has a derivative of Ubuntu that is currently available. It looks sleak and stylish, and I have no doubt that it is stable and fully functional. It utilizes a customized version of the Enlightenment desktop. Cheers to playing with Linux distributions.

Google OS