The original nofollow list was sourced from third party sources, with the original list being created at http://courtneytuttle.com – I have taken this list and made over 200 additions and listed them by PR and category for SEO purposes.

the source of this articles is : http://www.digeratimarketing.co.uk/2007/07/20/over-160-relevant-link-following-blogs/

I’ve had a pretty rough few days this week, so I dedicated quite a lot of time putting together a rather special resource for you. It may not look much, but it’s a list of over 160 categorised, PR ranked blogs which all don’t use the “nofollow” attribute in their links. Before you jump to the end of this article to download it, I’d like to say one thing: This list is not for blog spamming! Seriously, spamming it would be a waste of your time and a waste of the 10+ hours I spent putting this list together. Since I was feeling extra generous, I’ve also built the blog list into a Custom Blog Search Engine, so you can simply search for your niche and find relevant blog posts! Anyway, as I said…

Me no spammy list?
No, you no spammy list. For a start, it probably won’t work – plugins such as the awesome Akismet pretty much stop most automated spam, also if you piss the blog owners off, they’ll probably just nofollow the links anyway and then the fun’s over for everyone. There’s a much better use you can put this list to.

Ok, I’m listening. What’s there to do?
Okay, as I said, we’ve got a list here of over 160 blogs that will follow comments. All of them either have a lot of traffic, or high PR. (Some I believe have a high PR, but display PR0 because the Toolbar PR hasn’t updated yet). So for instance, lets take an example that you run a Travel Insurance website. The best thing you can do is look down list this and make your own mini-list of all of the blogs that cover travel and culture. These are going to be the blogs we want our links on, they have authority, traffic and more importantly, they are highly relevant.

It doesn’t take long to scan read a post, so have a look at the latest posts (who knows – you might learn something too!) then leave a comment on the blog, using your “name” as the keywords you want to rank for (try and keep it the least “spammy” as you can). In a standard comment you’ll want to compliment the post, make a relevant comment on the post content and a closing remark. Keep it short & sweet but try and add some value, this will get your comment approved.

If you factor this activity (say an hour a day) into your SEO/blogging schedule you’ll be picking up some nicely weighted, relevant links every single day – as well as the traffic you can generate from click-throughs. It is a safe method of building pretty good quality links that you can be sure will get indexed fast. The main leg work is in sourcing a list of blogs that don’t use the “nofollow” attribute, but I’ve already done the hard bit for you!

Isn’t there an ethics issue here?
Even for white hatters, I don’t think there’s an ethical issue here. So we’re putting our comment there for the sole purpose of getting a link, yes. However, if the blog author can read this comment and they think it adds value to the post, where’s the harm in that? If bloggers are so concerned about who they are giving their link juice to, they should be use the nofollow attribute in the first place.

That sounds like a lot of work!
Well, it really isn’t, but for your lazy types – you’re in luck. Jon Waraas has recently launched a service called Buy Blog Posts. His service essentially offers the above technique for 100, 500 or 1000 blog comments in your niche. Now, there has been a lot of criticism over Jon’s service saying it is “evil”, “vile” and it will “destroy the blogosphere”. These people, really need to get outside more, if not only so we can give them a kick in their blogospheres. As I stated earlier, if the author of a post can’t tell the comment is “pseudo-spam” then I don’t see what the problem is.

As usual – Give it a try and let me know how you get on! You are welcome to put a copy of the PDF list on your on website or blog.

One last thing! – If you know of any other blogs that don’t use the “nofollow” attribute, leave them in a comment on this post and I will add them to the blog search engine – lets build this resource for all of us!

download this list in pdf format and try to search blogs by yourself:

POSITIVE ON – Page Ranking Factors

KEYWORDS – In Body

1 Keyword density in body text : 5 – 20% (all keywords/ total words)

2 Individual keyword density: 1 – 3% (each keyword/ total words)

3 Keyword in H1 and H3 :Use H1 font style

4 Keyword font size :In strong, bold, italic, etc.

5 Keyword proximity for 2+ keywords) Adjacent is best

6 Keyword phrase order :Does order in page match order in query?

7 Keyword prominence (how early in page/tag) : Most important at top of page

KEYWORDS – In Header

8 Keyword in title tag :10 – 60 characters no special characters

9 Keyword in description meta tag: Shows theme – less than 200 chars.

10 Keyword in keyword metatag: Shows theme – less than 200 chars.

KEYWORDS – Other

11 Keyword in alt text :Should describe graphic

12 Keyword in URL :First word is best

13 Keyword in domain name: Same as site name – with hyphens

14 Keyword in links to site pages: (anchor text) Links out anchor text use keyword

LINKS OUT

15 To internal pages- keywords :Should contain keywords.

16 All internal links valid? :Validate all links.

17 To external pages :Keywords – Link only to good sites.

18 All external links valid?: Validate all links

19 Less than 100 links out total: Google says limit to 100, but readily accepts 2-3 times

that number

OTHER ON-Page Factors

20 File size :Small files preferred <40K (lots of them)

21 Hyphens in URL: Preferred method for indicating a space One or two= excellent for separating keywords

Four or more= BAD, starts to look spammy .Ten = Spammer for sure, demotion probable

22 Freshness of page: Newer the better – if news, retail or auction! Google likes fresh pages.

23 Frequency of Updates: Frequent updates = frequent spidering

24 Page Theming: Page exhibit theme?

25 Keyword stemming: Stem, stems, stemmed, stemmer,stemming, stemmist

26 Applied Semantics: Synonyms, CIRCA whitepaper

27 LSI :Latent Semantic Indexing – Speculation, no proof

28 URL length :Keep it minimized – less than 8 million characters

Note: For ALL the POSITIVE On-Page factors listed above, PAGE RANK can OVERRIDE them all. So can Google-Bombing

Alleged NEGATIVE ON-Page Ranking Factors

NEGATIVE

ON-Page Ranking Factors

29 Text presented in graphics form only: No ACTUAL body text on the page Text represented graphically is invisible to search engines.

30 Affiliate site? The Florida update went after affiliates with a vengeance – flower and travel affiliates were hit hard – cookie-cutter sites with massive inter-linking, but little unique content.

31 Over optimization penalty (OOP) :Penalty for over-compliance -if keyword is competitive, commercial Adword

32 Link to a bad neighborhood: Don’t link to link farms, FFAs

33 Poison words: “Links” in title tag, etc.

34 Excessive cross-linking: within the same C block (xxx.xxx.cc.xxx)

35 Stealing images/ text blocks from another domain: Copyright violation – Google responds strongly if you are reported

36 Keyword stuffing threshold: In body, meta tags, alt text, etc. = demotion

37 Keyword dilution: Targeting too many unrelated keywords on a page,which would detract from theming, and reduce the importance of your REALLY important keywords.

38 Page edit – can reduce consistency: Google is now switching between a “Newer” cache, and an “Older” cache, frequently drawing from BOTH at the same time. This was implemented to frustrate SEOers. Did your last edit substantially alter your keywords, or theme? Expect noticeable SERP bouncing.

39 Dynamic Pages: Problematic – know pitfalls – shorten URLs, reduce variables

40 Excessive Javascript :Don’t use for redirects, or hiding links

41 Flash page: Most (all-?) SE spiders can’t read Flash content Provide an HTML alternative, or lose out.

42 Use of Frames Spidering Problems with Frames

43 Robot exclusion “no index” tag: Intentional self-exclusion

44 Invisible text :OK – No penalty – Google lies about this. All over the place – nothing is ever done.

45 Gateway, doorway page: OK – No penalty – Google lies about this. Google rewards the hell out of these pages. Multiple entrance pages in the top ten SERPs – I see it daily.

46 Duplicate content:: OK – No penalty – Google lies about this. Google picks one (usually the oldest), and shoves it to the top.

47 HTML code violations :Doesn’t matter – Google lies about this. Unless of course, they are totally FUBAR. Simple HTML verification is NOT required.

Since the above 4 items are so controversial, I would like to add this comment:

There are many things that Google would LIKE to have webmasters do, but that they simply cannot control, due to logistical considerations. Their only alternative is to foment fear and doubt by implying that any violation of their “suggestions” will result in swift and fierce demotion.

IN GENERAL, this works pretty well to keep the populace in line. The fallacy of this is that even the casual observer can readily observe continuing, blatant exceptions to these official pronouncements. SPAM reports go into the bit bucket, unless specific-case, knob-tweaking penalty imposition is authorized. There are many anecdotes about GG “taking care” of a problem. Google states that they do not provide hand-tweaked “boosts”, but are silent about hand-tweaked demotions. They occur, fer shure. To believe otherwise is naive.

Alleged POSITIVE OFF-Page Google Ranking Factors

POSITIVE

OFF-Page Ranking Factors

48 Page Rank: Based on the # and quality of links to you

49 Total incoming links (“backlinks”): What FAST counts best (www.alltheweb.com).NOT any more – Yahoo (parent) just broke it.

50 Incoming links from PR4+ pages: What Google counts (link:www.sitename.com).

51 All external links valid? Acceleration of link popularity Link acquisition speed boost – speculative

FOR EACH INCOMING LINK

52 Page rank of the referring page: Based on the quality of links to you

Usually, links less than PR4 are NOT listed by Google.

53 Anchor text of inbound link to you: Contains keyword, key phrase?

#1 result in SERP does NOT EVEN need to have the keyword(s) on the page, ANYWHERE!!! What does that tell you? (Enables Google-bombing – search for “miserable failure“)

54 # of outgoing links on referrer page: Fewer is better

55 Position of link on referrer page: Early in HTML is best

56 Keyword density on referring page :For search keyword(s)

57 HTML title of referrer page: Same subject/ theme?

58 Link from “Expert” site? Big time boost (Hilltop or Condensed Hilltop)

Recently reported to give a big boost !

59 Referrer page – Same theme: From the same or related theme?

60 Referrer page – Different theme: From different or unrelated theme?

61 Image map link: Problematic

62 Javascript link: Problematic- attempt to hide link

DIRECTORIES

63 Site listed in DMOZ Directory: Big boost, although denied

64 DMOZ category: Theme fit category?

General or geographic category? Both?

65 Site listed in Yahoo Directory: Big boost

66 Site listed in LookSmart Directory: Boost

67 Site listed in inktomi: Use Pure Search (flaky lately) to check your inktomi position, or default HotBot

68 Site listed in other directories (About, etc.): Directory listing boost

69 Link from Expert site? (Hilltop or Condensed Hilltop): Big time boost (Hilltop or Condensed Hilltop)

Large size, quality incoming links

70 Site Age – Old shows stability: Boost for long-established sites

71 Site Age – Very New Temporary boost for very new sites

72 Site Directory Structure: Influences SERPs – logical, consistent, conventional

73 Site Map and more site map: Complete – keywords in anchor text

74 Site Size: Sites with many pages preferred

Confers authority upon site, thus page

Bigger sites = better SERPs

75 Site Theming: Site exhibit theme?

PAGE METRICS: Currently implemented through the Google tool bar?

76 Page traffic: # of visitors, trend

77 Time spent on page: Relatively long time = indicates relevance hit

SITE METRICS: Currently implemented through the Google tool bar?

78 Site Traffic: # of visitors, trend

79 Time spent on page: Relatively long time = indicates relevance hit

Alleged NEGATIVE OFF-Page Google Ranking Factors

NEGATIVE

OFF-Page Ranking Factors

80 Zero links to you: You can get into the Google index by free submission, BUT you MUST have at least 1 (one) incoming link (backlink) from some website somewhere, that Google is aware of, to REMAIN in the index.

81 Cloaking: Google promises to Ban!

82 Links from bad neighborhoods, affiliates: Google says that incoming links from bad sites can’t hurt you, because you can’t control them. Ideally, this would be true.

However, some speculate otherwise, esp., when other associated factors are thrown into the mix, such as web rings.

83 Penalties – resulting from Domain Hijacking (work with Google to fix) Should result in IMPRISONMENT, forthwith! Grand Theft, mandatory minimum sentence. The criminal COPYS your entire website, and HOSTS it elsewhere, with . . . a few changes.

84 Penalty – TOS violation: WMG is the worst offender – gobbles up tons of Google server time by nervous Nellie webmasters. Google even mentions them by name. I think that Google will spank you when you cross the threshold, of say, 100 queries per day for the same term, from the same IP. Google can block your IP.

85 Server Reliability – S/B >99.9%: What is your uptime? Ever notice a daily time when your server is unavailable, like about 1:30 AM? How diligent must Googlebot be? This is the worst reason to get dropped – you just aren’t there!

86 Rank Manipulation by Competitor Attack: Impossible by Google definition (except for a few nasty tricks, like making your competition appear to be link spammers)

Ideally, there SHOULD be nothing that your competition can do to directly hurt your rankings.

However, an astute observer noticed that Google recently changed their website to read :

Old verbiage = “There is nothing a competitor can do to harm your ranking …”

New verbiage = “There is ALMOST nothing a competitor can do …”

An obvious concession that Google thinks that at least some dirty tricks work!

Notes to the above list:

87. There are no published rules – these are my continuingly changing guesstimates.

88. If your keywords are Rare and Unique, then Page Rank doesn’t matter.

89. If your keywords are very Competitive, then Page Rank becomes important.

90. The fewer incoming links that you have, the more important on-page factors are.

91. There are a million ifs, ors, buts . . . I am attempting a concise summary.

Exceptions to EACH of the POSITIVE ON-Page factors are frequent and many.

However, I feel that it is important to score highly on as many factors as possible, since factor weight and even factor consideration are changing constantly – CYA. Not to mention the other SEs.

92. Google will not show you a back link with a PR of less than 4.

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by: Tom Dean
I’m sure many online marketers have kids and they often come over to the desk when you are busy working online to ask questions like “what are you doing dad/mom” etc.

How many of us actually tell them what we are doing or better yet show them?
I have been guilty of being “to busy” to answer questions or saying not right now daddy’s busy.

All this changed the first time I actually took the time to explain to my daughter just exactly what I was doing.

My daughter has some “challenges” that I won’t go into here but the result of me explaining a little bit of what I do and why to her has been no less than inspiring to me.

She took an interest in this whole marketing thing, especially wondering why people buy things and what makes them buy one item instead of a similar one.

We have had lots of conversations about this and looked at lots of products and ads, everything from tv, ebay, online sites and even the wso’s on the forum. We’ve discussed Christmas and observed the transformation of stores and tv ads during the holiday season.

She has learned a lot about.

* Integrity and honesty in promoting a product and many of the various ways to get the attention of the viewer.

* How a buyer that feels fooled or cheated won’t be back and will tell people they know not to buy from you.

* Wanting to belong to a group” – she was sitting next to me when I signed up for the Alliance forum and witnessed first hand how building anticipation and exclusivity can work.

* Selling something you are passionate about – how it won’t seem like work and you will probably have a better chance of success when the passion you have for a product show’s through.

Soon all these evening conversations and lessons lead to Stephanie wanting her own website to sell something from.

First she needed some money to launch her site. At the time I was an active power seller on ebay. Her little brother Thomas James was really into Bionicles (a toy) and was always cruising ebay looking for a deal on the latest Bionicle. One night we were at Wal-Mart and as usual in the Bionicle section with Thomas. The little toys were on sell at less than half price. Stephanie suggested that we could buy them and sell them on ebay. We did, we bought them all and sold almost all of them at retail or above. She helped design the ad and suggested posing some out of the boxes for pictures and was involved in the design of the auction ad. Enough was made to start her website. More ebay auctions followed to raise a few more dollars.

After some discussion Stephanie decided what she wanted her website to be about.

She decided on:

* The pet niche – an area she is definitely passionate about (three dogs, hamsters, guinea pigs, fish and turtles make their home with us).

* She picked out several private label products and click bank products to promote.

* She chose the domain name freepettips.com

* She bought the website to use a starting point for her site (she picked it out from ebay for $25). You can see the beginnings here. http://tomdean.net/Pets (it’s not finished this is just the starting point) but it will be up and running soon on her domain.

Her site will be online soon and will include private label products about dog care, click bank products, resell rights products for dog/cat recipes, articles, adsense, and two of her very on products written for her but based on what she wanted them to include. One is on buying and caring for hamsters the other is on guinea pigs and includes plans for the guinea pigs home and an outdoor guinea pig play box. Of course I will be the one to finish up the site and get it on the web but the concept, product selection, chosen design and her products were all decided on by her. Think of all she will be learning from this process that she is involved with every step of the way.

Many of her own graphics will be used on the site and in the products. She went from coloring graphics with crayons (her other passion) to drawing them in a paint program using a pen mouse that she purchased from her ebay proceeds.

All of this from dad just answering some questions and deciding not to say “I’m busy right now”.

I know we all get busy and stressed especially when that site is just not working out or your latest mailing didn’t do much for you. But take some time when the little one ask what you are up to. You may be surprised by how much they are really interested in what you are doing and how much your time means to them. You will also be surprised with what they can teach you if you just listen.

* My daughter is 11. She is currently taking art class and learning to draw online with a mouse pen using photo impact and ms paint along with getting her website ready to launch.

Tom
(A proud dad)

About the author:
Tom Dean publishes the Viral Marketing Newsletter.
You can get Free Templates-Tools-Headers Complete Websites at his website
http://www.tomdean.net

by: Jeff Schuman
So you want to sell stuff on eBay, but you have two minor
problems: you don’t know how and you don’t have stuff. Not a problem. Keep reading for some tips to get you pointed in the right direction to learn to make money on eBay.

Before you begin you’ll need some basic equipment: Computer, Internet access, digital camera, and some space to put your stuff. That’s really all you’ll need to get started. You’ll also need shipping and packing supplies but that is addressed later.

Next you’ll need to learn how to list auctions. Go to the eBay sellers overview:
http://pages.ebay.com/education/sellingtips/index.html

 This will be your lifeline. There is a plethora of information there on everything you always wanted to know and more. Don’t be overwhelmed; just take it one step at a time. You’ll see there is information on listings, on bidding, on photos, on feedback -it’s all there.

Next you’ll need to figure out what to sell. Before you zero in on a particular niche you need some experience and some feedback. Buyers are generally leery of buying from someone who is brand new and has a feedback rating of less than 10 evaluations. While you are getting your feet wet, look around your own house first. You’d be amazed at what people buy. You could list outgrown clothing, magazines, candle holders, CD,books, flannel sheets, recipes, the ugly old lamp that was Aunt Mildred’s, all those goofy Christmas gifts sitting in your basement, that old baby gate with a stain on it. Get the idea?
You never know what someone will want.
Although you need experience, you don’t want to list something that isn’t likely to sell. Do your research first before you invest the time in putting together a listing. An easy method to use is do a “search” on eBay, then look up COMPLETED ITEMS, then sort by HIGHEST price. Then you’ll see if your Tommy Bahama shirt is really worth anything. Or you’ll see that your old baseball cards had 23 listings and not one of them sold.

Pricing is another challenge. Again, you’ll need to do your
research. See what they’re going for. Don’t have overly high expectations. You know how you feel when you go to a garage sale and you see a pair of jeans for $15 or books for $4 each. Many people come to eBay to look for a bargain. Consider how much you have into the item. If you have an item from around the house, you may consider that something is better than nothing, so you may be inclined to start the bidding quite low. If you bought it with the specific intention to resell, you will, at the very minimum, want to break even, so take the price you paid for it and consider other costs, i.e. listing fees, final value fees (all explained in your lifeline – eBay seller overview above).
People are much more apt to bid if the bidding starts LOW. Sometimes though, you will have collectibles that are worth a chunk of money. Don’t give away that vintage postcard that is worth $56! Do your homework.

The next big question is how do you get paid? You determine what you would accept. Online payments such as PayPal (paypal.com) are very convenient. You can also decide that you’ll accept money orders or personal checks. The more options you leave your buyers, the more likelihood you’ll get more bids.

You also need to decide how you want to ship your items to the winners. Many sellers use USPS, others prefer UPS. If you use USPS and ship via Priority Mail, you can get your envelopes and boxes free from USPS. If you ship First Class or Parcel Post or UPS, you’ll have to shop around for deals on boxes or envelopes and bubble wrap or packing peanuts. Overwhelmed yet? Yes there is a lot to learn, but it’s not nuclear science. Just take it one step at a time. It’s a learning process. Some yahoo groups (or MSN or AOL, or whatever your preference) are great sources for support and camaraderie with others who are doing the same.

So in summary, if you want to just “start pushing buttons” and learn to make money on eBay on your own, YOU CAN DO IT. If you do better chatting with others, those resources are available too. Use what is available.

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by: Matt Bacak
You have created a blog and your blog is dedicated to a niche industry. Have you ever thought that the blog could make money for you? We would look here in this article, ways and means, to make money blogging. Lets first have a look at what are the prerequisites for a blog needed to make money:

1. Blog needs to be dedicated to a niche market.
2. Updated regularly.
3. Enough back links (Don’t worry for it. Directory submission would be enough to begin with)
4. Good blog host or application (blogger, Xanga or typepad recommended), and
5. High quality articles or news items supported with images.

Get the above criteria in place and Hurrah… You are ready to Make Money Blogging.

Top 5 Ways to Make Money Blogging

Lets now take a look at top 5 ways using which you could make money blogging:

1. Google Adsense
Google Adsense delivers text and image ads to the authorized websites/blogs depending on the content of the website. Small code is required to be pasted at proper locations on a webpage and Google automatically recognizes the page. Google shares the revenue it gets from the advertisers whenever a visitor clicks on these ads.

Google bills advertisers on price per click basis (PPC). Advertisers are required to pay only when any visitor clicks on their ads. They bid against each other for the keywords in order to receive better placement and thus prices for each keyword differ from one another. It is better to choose keywords for your blog which pays high $ per click.

2. Amazon
Amazon Associate program is another important way to make money blogging. The Amazon Associate program gives opportunity to website/blog publishers to promote any product from its inventory by adding a predefined code to their website/blog, which, when clicked by a visitor, takes them to the relevant product page. Once the visitor buys the product, the blog owner will be compensated with a commission.

3. Blogads
You can use Blogads as an effective tool to have a better control over the advertisers in your blogs. You can analyze and compare your profits with any one of your online agencies. Blogads can be simply specified as an advertising service used for the web logs or blogs. From the total money generated by Blogads, it retains 20% of it and the remaining money is paid to you through PayPal or checks.

Alternative Services:

• Crispads is another useful network focused on the blogs. You can put your advertisements in their blogs using Crispads. You can move through their RSS/ATOM feeds that help in generating revenues.
• Tagword – It is similar to Blogads. It makes you select the ads and their price.

Users can place their text-based ads in the site within minutes and the ads will be displayed instantly on the website.

4. Affiliate Programs
Your affiliate programs can help you earn a lot of money for selected products and services. Lot of websites offers you to become affiliate members. These affiliate programs can provide a better reach and an in-depth exposure to the products. The commissions for the sales differ according to the quality of the product, sales and marketing strategy involved. You can gather information related to the commissions by looking into the catalogues of Link Share and Commission junctions.

5. Text Links
Text links has emerged out to be the best form of moneymaking source that you can use instead of cluttering or crowding the page with ads. You don’t have to make these text links prominent within your website. This link can act as an extra value to your site and will also help to promote the rankings of other sites. In most of the cases you will find these text links placed in the bottom of the web pages. The best part of this strategy is that the publishers send and accept links as the market continues to grow.

About the author:
Matt Bacak became “##1 Best Selling Author” in just a few short hours.
Recent Entrepreneur Magazine’s e-Biz radio show host is
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by: Jeff Schuman
Do you want to make money quick? In this article we are going to talk about one of the quickest ways you can make money. Making money quick is not only possible there are people doing it everyday with Google Adsense.

Google AdSense delivers text and image ads that match the content on your website. These are very targeted ads that you can choose the size and color of and they come across to your customer as helpful more than an ad itself.

Google Ads require virtually no maintenance and they help you put advertising on your website without actually having to deal with advertisers yourself. If you can copy and paste a small code you can have targeted advertising on your website in minutes.

Adsense is simple to join and it is free to join. Whether you
are an internet newbie or a veteran you can profit quickly by placing Google Adsense ads on your web pages.

Since Google does all of the work by finding the most profitable ads for your pages you can do what you do best….provide good content and lots of it. The more web pages you create the quicker you will be making money. You can learn more here:

https://www.google.com/adsense/

Once you have joined Google Adsense you will want to combine Google search with AdSense to monetize more of your web pages.
You can do this by placing a Google search box on your pages. Google AdSense combines Google’s search technology with thousands of keyword advertisers to deliver targeted text-based ads to search result pages. People find these ads useful and click on them, and when they do, Google pays you.

You can see an example of how this works right here on this web page. In fact we combine Google search and Google Adsense on almost every website and web pages we create. We have found it a very easy way to make money quick and to make money over and over. It’s great.

The internet offers many ways to make money quick. The nice thing about Google Adsense is you have the largest search engine in the world doing your advertising for you. This truely allows you to make money quickly and you can do it over and over with as many products as you want.

About the author:
Team-Schuman.com contains the best of everything you need to make money online. Their make money quick website contains links to the Top 10 webites to help you make money quickly on the internet.
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by: Avril Harper
For the past few years I’ve been tearing up old books and magazines, and selling them on eBay. Other people’s “rubbish” is earning me $20 a time – sometimes a great deal more – every single day!

It’s an easy business and items other people throw away can attract fierce bidding and incredible profits for me and other lucky sellers.

We’re selling prints and advertisements, crochet and woodworking patterns, recipe books and other niche market publications, alongside hundreds more totally different items, all taken from books, magazines and newspapers that are available in profusion and cost very little.

Let’s start with old prints, they’re incredibly good sellers, especially popular themes like: animals, sports (especially golf and horse racing), royalty, music hall artists, topographical (named locations) and children.

Very early magazines contained lots of prints, the best being Illustrated London News, The Graphic, Sketch, Sphere, and all you do is remove prints carefully, trim the rough edges, package to protect and make them more attractive, then list them on eBay.
These tips will help you get started in this hugely profitable business:

* Frame your prints for extra add-on value. Look for old (antique and modern) picture frames at boot and garage sales, flea markets and collectors’ fairs, and make a point of visiting auctions where boxes of frames can be bought at a pittance.

* Have black and white prints and engravings hand colored and mounted or framed to increase the value of even the most common and cheapest print.

* Give a Certificate of Authenticity. This is simply a sheet of paper, with or without decorative border, which testifies that the print is original and taken from a specific source published on a particular date. The certificate is always taped lightly to the back of the print in the mount so that it cannot be removed and added to another print obtained elsewhere.

* Make your listing for the print descriptive and include details that are likely to attract bidders and be sure to include words they might use to find products like yours.

* Make sure your listings include age, theme, date and source of your prints.

* If your original book is special, say a first edition, or a limited edition, say so in your listing. To people viewing your listings it might make the difference between a sale and giving your product the miss.

* Take great care removing prints from publications. We tend to open the book midway and fold it back on itself, making it very easy to break or weaken the spine and therefore loosen the pages.

* A great place to get quality mounts very inexpensively is on eBay itself. Go to the search facility, request a search for items locally (so many available it isn’t worth looking long distance), and use keywords like: “mounts”, “photo mounts”, and wait for a nice selection of suppliers to appear, some selling items by auction, others offering “Buy It Now”.

* When you find a good supplier stick to that person and even buy their items outside of eBay without breaking eBay’s rules of course.

There’s more to it than just prints, you have the pick of dozens of different products to sell, all from old books and magazines, and just a few minutes easy work. Did I say “work”, this isn’t work, this is exciting stuff!

About the author:
Avril Harper is the author of Make Money Tearing Up Old Books and Magazines and Selling Them on eBay (http://www.benbeau.com). Contact at: mailto:avril@clippingsfactory.com
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by: Ben Johnson
“Earn a six figure income from your home online with hardly any work!” How many times have you come across a website or e-mail saying something like this? Chances are it happens a lot. Obviously it’s not true, but we all wish it was. That doesn’t mean that there’s not money to be made online. The net is probably the best place to sell products.

With that in mind, all you need are products. The best part of it all is that you don’t have to create the products. There are a number of wholesalers list online right now for free (don’t pay for these) that can get you on your way to selling. You can even do what is known as dropshipping. That’s when customers pay you for their orders and then you make the same order to the wholesaler at a discount. The wholesaler then ships the products. You never have to deal with the products directly. Tangible products aren’t the only things you can sell either. Digital content is in high demand right now. This includes music, movies, pictures, software, ebooks and more. In fact I sell an original ebook of the best free adult sites from my website at: http://alladult.selectedsex.com

The idea was to combine the biggest industry online with an easy to deliver ebook while still giving the viewer relevant content. Another way to sell products is through ebay. Using ebay you don’t need to have a website to sell. Always be careful though. Make sure to check user feedback and ask questions if your not sure. If your still uneasy use an escrow service. They will let you know if the other person’s payment goes through before sending your product. These are just some ways to make money online. I can’t guarantee it’ll be easy and that you’ll be making six figures, but if you have the determination to do the proper research you can make a descent living online. Good luck.
About the author:
I spent a lot of time researching the possibilty of making a living online, with my limited knowledge of the internet. This site is the fruit of that research: AllAdult

by: Sandra Stammberger
Copyright 2005 Sandra Stammberger
First it was banner ads, then Google AdSense and now, the latest way to make money on your web site could very well be RSS feeds. Say what? I said: RSS is hot and you should be using it to drive eyeballs to your site. Here’s how it works:

Depending upon who you ask, RSS stands for “Really Simple Syndication” or “Rich Site Summary”. Regardless of what you call it, RSS is a way to automatically publish (syndicate) someone else’s content on your web site. Now don’t worry, that’s not the same as stealing someone else’s content. There is nothing illegal about using RSS feeds. In fact, the publisher of the content wants you to have it show up on your site and that’s why he or she makes it available as an RSS feed to begin with.

So what’s in it for all parties concerned?

Using RSS is a win-win for both the publisher of the content, who gets their name out to potentially millions of sites and you, the web site owner who is pulling the content onto your site.

Content, by the way, means anything that a publisher decides it means. Typical content includes news headlines, new product update notices, blog summaries and lots of other stuff. It’s the “content” portion of the equation that’s good news for you.

Show me the money

One of the best features of hosting RSS feeds is that it gives your site an endless source of freshly updated and relevant content. This content acts as natural search engine spider bait which they will fill their little tummies on and come back for more every day. Their appetite for fresh content keep your rankings up.

Sticky Loyalty isn’t a new Ben & Jerry’s flavor, but it should be the goal of any serious webmaster who wants to create a web site that visitors return to over and over again. The use of carefully selected RSS feeds can make that happen by offering unique content which can’t be found anywhere else.

Now please don’t make the mistake of thinking “But they can get that same content at the publisher’s site, why should they come to mine?”. Just build it and they will come! Sorry, I couldn’t resist saying that, but it’s true. In addition to the RSS content, which they surely can get somewhere else, you are going to add your own sticky loyalty stuff that’s all about whatever your site is all about to begin with. That combination of your own content and the RSS feed makes visiting you a purely unique experience that can’t be found anywhere else.

You don’t have to be a member of the Geek Squad to start showing RSS feeds on your site. Just visit any of the links below and get busy using RSS to make mo’ money.

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About the author:

Sandra Stammberger is the owner of Insiderscripts. At Insiderscript’s programmers are working around the clock to develop affordable, powerful money making scripts that will help you drive traffic to your business. http://www.insiderscripts.com

by: Diane Nassy
AdSense is one of the best ways to monetize your web traffic. People see those little “Ads by Gooogle” tidbits and they click like crazy. Or at least that’s the plan. But have you ever given though to where those ads are coming from? That would be AdWords, the Pay-Per-Click program for people who want to advertise their products on Google.

They are the fine men and women who are willing to part with some coin of the realm every time a visitor to your web site chooses to click on an AdSense ad. Google grabs the cash from the AdWords’ member’s account, keeps some of it for themselves, and gives the rest to you. How much they keep and how much give away is a State secret, but who cares; just as long as we’re getting ours each month.

How AdWords Works

AdWords provides pay-per-click advertising to merchants who are willing to shell out anywhere from a minimum 05 .05 per click all the way up to a maximum of $100 per click. Can you imagine anyone paying $100 just to have someone click on an ad?

Anyway, the advertiser joins the AdWords program and gets a control panel similar to the one that we AdSense users get. They can write their ads, pick their keywords, and establish an advertising budget. They get tools to track performance as well as to help them pick keywords. There are no monthly minimum spends required and they can turn their ads on and off at will.

Once an advertiser is happy with their ad, it gets released to the network and shows up on web sites like yours and mine. That’s if the keywords on your site match the keyword requirements of the brand spanking new ad, of course.

They can’t “buy” their way to the top

Google doesn’t simply push the people with the highest paying ads to the top of the SERP (Search Engine Results Page). They use a rather fair methodology that takes into consideration not only the maximum CPC (cost per click), but also includes a secret recipe for determining an ad’s placement based upon the number of clicks the ad receives. So, at least in theory, an ad paying .05 per click could rise above one paying $5.00 per click if it’s more popular with Google’s audience.

I say “in theory” because if the owner of the $5 ad is paying attention then he or she will see that they are being bested by a lowly nickel ad and do some serious rewriting to get back up to the top where they belong.

Personally, I’m not sure that I have the guts to invest a lot of money into hoping that people who click on my ad will actually buy something, since I still have to pay Google whether I make a sale or not. But, as a dedicated AdSense user, I’m sure glad that my AdWords brothers and sisters have more nerve than I do. And you should be thankful as well.

About the author:
Diane provides marketing and internet profit tips.
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Email : deeljeabiz@gmail.com