Taking the Advertisement Challenge
So This week I decided to take the leep with Adgitize and have bought a link over at LoaTW and am going to see how well traffic/cash income goes.
Setting up the Plan
Since I'm trying to maximize the amount of income that I get from Adgitize, I am going to sett up a small plan for blog schedual and here's how it goes...
- Click on as many Adgitize ads as I can each day.
- Post once a day either here or on LoaTW.
- Show my stats weekly to my readers.
I know these are very simple, and not too detailed, but sometimes that is what you need for a plan; just to have a plan.
If you would like to make a little extra money off your blog then head on over. the code takes like 2 minutes to install, and you can find a few other great blogs through this service. Check it out
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YouData is a proven Source of Money: 1st payout!
Sorry about last night. I should have saved that post for a different day when I had more time and not rushed it.
Last night however I checked my email and had a very nice surprise waiting for me. YouData is a company similar to other PTC sites but unlike them there is not a minimum cash out (at least not that I know of.)
The set up is a bit different but I got paid 4 bucks after just my 1st week of work. For those that want to make a little extra cash and are still skeptical I would check out YouData.
For thsoe that are having difficulty setting up your account I will be doing a tutorial next chance I get so make sure to stay tuned to MMT!
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Last night however I checked my email and had a very nice surprise waiting for me. YouData is a company similar to other PTC sites but unlike them there is not a minimum cash out (at least not that I know of.)
The set up is a bit different but I got paid 4 bucks after just my 1st week of work. For those that want to make a little extra cash and are still skeptical I would check out YouData.
For thsoe that are having difficulty setting up your account I will be doing a tutorial next chance I get so make sure to stay tuned to MMT!
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Helping out your Referals
It is important to remember that when you are recruiting people always make sure that you help them out with their questions unless you don't know the answer in which case either tell them of you don't know, or tell them you will find out.
I saw this problem over at CashCrate when my referrer said that she couldn't believe that people don't help their referrals, and personally I can't either. If you get referred try to ask them questions the day that you sign up. If they don't answer then it is problem just better to sign up with someone else. Why? They brag about how much they make then can turn around to help you; the person that is mostly likely making most of their cash for them.
Make sure that you show respect to those that sign up under you, and make sure that you find people worth signing up. Feel free to sing up under me as I will make sure to answer what I know, and will ask what I don't.
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I saw this problem over at CashCrate when my referrer said that she couldn't believe that people don't help their referrals, and personally I can't either. If you get referred try to ask them questions the day that you sign up. If they don't answer then it is problem just better to sign up with someone else. Why? They brag about how much they make then can turn around to help you; the person that is mostly likely making most of their cash for them.
Make sure that you show respect to those that sign up under you, and make sure that you find people worth signing up. Feel free to sing up under me as I will make sure to answer what I know, and will ask what I don't.
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5 Steps to Gaining Readership and not Burn Out Blogging
As I was writing up this article I realized that the reason that blogs fail is because the blogger loses hope with his blog, and stops blogging right before he or she starts to get members. This is kind of what happened to me, when I wrote Fail Blog, and have since realized that I need to actually start this blog up if I would like to get a readership
Here are some things you can do to prevent yourself to falling into the “I’m a bad blogger” category. Take Referance to 5 Things You Should Learn Before Starting a Blog if you would like to get some additional help.
1. Start talking about something that you love.
Well who doesn’t love making money right? I know I do. The only problem with this is that once I got up to start talking about I got burned out. How am I going to fix this? Well I’m going to change the premise of the blog just a little bit. I am still talking about money, but it is gonna have more tips on saving, and making money through blog improvements. I realize this might work off my niche a bit, but what kind of a niche is Making Money? It’s so broad, and it’s not like I can go farther down.
2. Have a Good Layout
The biggest problem with blogs is usually the layout. I say this, because a lot of people set up a free blogger account, throw on some widgets, and then call it quits. If you want to get a strong readership you need to have something that is readable. Go out and find a FREE template, there are plenty online, and there are multiple guides on how to install them. This is called Cellar Heat and don’t ask me how, but I found a blogger version of it.
3. Get your Own Domain Name
Now at the moment I am currently at a pass on this one. I say it, because nearly a week ago is when I finally got a domain name over at LoaTW and that is when I found the horrific truth that your page rank doesn’t carry over from blogspot.com. Some people can actually excel with a blogspot address, but if you want a real readership your own domain is import. It gives you a greater sense of accomplishment, and will actually help you be a better blogger. (This may sound like bogus, but it’s not. If you invest money in something you will most likely care about it more.)
4. Remain Consistent
Now this doesn’t mean that you have the freedom to post 3 times a day, but set out a goal. Say…3 posts a week. This will give you room to read your comments, and respond during your off days, not to mention it will keep your readers coming back for more daily. Along with this, if you find yourself wanting to post more than once a day, recommend typing it up in a word document and letting it sit for a day or two. This way you get a fresh mind looking at it, and can improve it (see Editing your Work.)
5. Read other Blogs
It will give you something to do when you are not blogging, and might even get you some more readers while you are at it. Just make sure that all comments relative, and if you didn’t read the article, don’t bother commenting, as most people can just tell when you are full of BS. Just remember that you will never learn anything if you never read. A lot of what I post about is something I have taken from another blog just worded differently and in different format.
So what do you think, are these good ideas or just something that you read over and over again? What recommendations would you suggest to prevent from burning out as a blogger?
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Here are some things you can do to prevent yourself to falling into the “I’m a bad blogger” category. Take Referance to 5 Things You Should Learn Before Starting a Blog if you would like to get some additional help.
1. Start talking about something that you love.
Well who doesn’t love making money right? I know I do. The only problem with this is that once I got up to start talking about I got burned out. How am I going to fix this? Well I’m going to change the premise of the blog just a little bit. I am still talking about money, but it is gonna have more tips on saving, and making money through blog improvements. I realize this might work off my niche a bit, but what kind of a niche is Making Money? It’s so broad, and it’s not like I can go farther down.
2. Have a Good Layout
The biggest problem with blogs is usually the layout. I say this, because a lot of people set up a free blogger account, throw on some widgets, and then call it quits. If you want to get a strong readership you need to have something that is readable. Go out and find a FREE template, there are plenty online, and there are multiple guides on how to install them. This is called Cellar Heat and don’t ask me how, but I found a blogger version of it.
3. Get your Own Domain Name
Now at the moment I am currently at a pass on this one. I say it, because nearly a week ago is when I finally got a domain name over at LoaTW and that is when I found the horrific truth that your page rank doesn’t carry over from blogspot.com. Some people can actually excel with a blogspot address, but if you want a real readership your own domain is import. It gives you a greater sense of accomplishment, and will actually help you be a better blogger. (This may sound like bogus, but it’s not. If you invest money in something you will most likely care about it more.)
4. Remain Consistent
Now this doesn’t mean that you have the freedom to post 3 times a day, but set out a goal. Say…3 posts a week. This will give you room to read your comments, and respond during your off days, not to mention it will keep your readers coming back for more daily. Along with this, if you find yourself wanting to post more than once a day, recommend typing it up in a word document and letting it sit for a day or two. This way you get a fresh mind looking at it, and can improve it (see Editing your Work.)
5. Read other Blogs
It will give you something to do when you are not blogging, and might even get you some more readers while you are at it. Just make sure that all comments relative, and if you didn’t read the article, don’t bother commenting, as most people can just tell when you are full of BS. Just remember that you will never learn anything if you never read. A lot of what I post about is something I have taken from another blog just worded differently and in different format.
So what do you think, are these good ideas or just something that you read over and over again? What recommendations would you suggest to prevent from burning out as a blogger?
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CashOut at Cashcrate! Some advice to new blogger's
Well two days ago I showed you my payment proof at ShortBux. Well I have continued clicking and while it is going slow since I can't invest I know that I now trust the site.
As most of you know I have also been making sure to keep up with the site CashCrate. Well good news is that this month I managed to get over 20 dollars for cashout! I forgot to take a screen pic because I have been really busy, but my check will be here later this month, and when it does I plan to post the pic 1st thing.
That being said I have something I need to say to people starting a money making blog out there. Money making is great, but if that is all you talk about, you are bond to get little to no readers. Make sure that you are giving people more than just your checks, and give them something to read, and something that will cause them to want to follow your blog. Something that makes your blog different from all the rest.
I wrote a post Titled 5 Things you should Learn Before Starting a Blog over on my other blog, and I recommend you check it out. Blogging is a hard business, and shouldn't be taken lightly if you truly want to make money off it.
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As most of you know I have also been making sure to keep up with the site CashCrate. Well good news is that this month I managed to get over 20 dollars for cashout! I forgot to take a screen pic because I have been really busy, but my check will be here later this month, and when it does I plan to post the pic 1st thing.
That being said I have something I need to say to people starting a money making blog out there. Money making is great, but if that is all you talk about, you are bond to get little to no readers. Make sure that you are giving people more than just your checks, and give them something to read, and something that will cause them to want to follow your blog. Something that makes your blog different from all the rest.
I wrote a post Titled 5 Things you should Learn Before Starting a Blog over on my other blog, and I recommend you check it out. Blogging is a hard business, and shouldn't be taken lightly if you truly want to make money off it.
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