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Saturday 30 April 2011

Chalo Dilli (2011) – Hindi Movie Watch Online

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Shor In The City (2011) – Hindi Movie Watch Online

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Naughty @ 40 (2011) – Hindi Movie Watch Online

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best car parking

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if you are pakistani must see

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Friday 29 April 2011

best baiking ever

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best fishing ever



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desperation of exam

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new funny video

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Thursday 28 April 2011

most funny video

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PTC Earnings VS PPC Earnings.

Sorry i am writing after a long time due to my exams… I hope every one of you is doing fine. As you know PTC is one of the most known earning technique online, But it does not pays well at all, Very slow earnings and amounts per click the successful person at the end is one with the greatest number of referrals. PTC is the game of referrals. You need to refer more people to earn more with their revenue.
PTC (Paid to Click) - Websites found online are mostly scams and fraud, The main issue people face is that they don’t pay members or they have very long cashout time thats why people in PTC business loose their interest in very short time as compared to any other online business, But when we compare PTC  ( Paid to Click) With PPC (Pay Per Click) Ad business we see a very big difference between two. PPC is a whole new world for a PTC user. PPC is a method to show ads on your own blog or website by registering at any PTC network, PPC Works automatically you just have to put the provided code on your website and it will automatically start showing ads, You only need now are new visitors to your websites and blogs, Its not you who click the ads in PPC its your visitors who click ads if they like any of them you can not force them to click ads on your website…!
The Big difference is that PPC don’t have any limit to see ads like 4 ads per day or 10 ads per day. It shows ad all the time and you can earn limitless bucks, i.e you get 3000 clicks when 60000 visitors visited your blog in a mont and you had made 400 - 800 $ with 3000 clicks on ads. This is not possible to earn that much from a PTC site. Every click of PPC have its own conversion ratio, sometimes a single click can give you 3$ and some times its 0.01$ :) - My suggestion to all readers is “Please do not waste your time on PTC sites. Go for PPC business make your onw blogs and sites and apply google adsense or any other PPC ads. This will really earn you some bucks at least 10 times more and 20 times faster then PTC site” - Thank you very much.
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How to make 100$ Per day with Google Adsense?

How YOU can REALLY reach $100/day + w/Adsense!
Note: I was inspired to do this post largely by Xfactor’s monsterously generous threads.
I’ve been doing Adsense for a looong time. It’s not my only source of revenue, or my biggest. But it IS my favorite (more on that below).
I see a lot of bad information, bad advice, mis-information. The plain truth is that Adsense can be a terrific way to make money, that it can generate substantial income, and that it isn’t really all that hard to do - if you do it ‘right’.
With this post, I’ll lay out an outline that you can use to get to $100/day with Adsense. While the $100 figure is somewhat arbitrary, it does take time & effort, so there’s a limit to what you can do, HOWEVER, nearly everything can be outsourced, so once you understand it, there’s no reason you couldn’t scale it up almost indefinitely.
Adsense is a ‘numbers game’. How much you make is directly proportional to how much traffic you generate, what percentage of that traffic clicks on an ad (your CTR), and how much you earn per click.
This approach is based around niche mini-sites. The general idea is to find ‘keyword phrase groups’ - niches - that you can rank on Page 1 for quickly. You’ll create these sites using well-optimized templates that will give you high click-through rates.

HOW THIS PLAN WORKS

There are 3 “Pivot Points” for this plan:
Traffic
Conversions
Revenues
The first Pivot Point is traffic. For this plan, we’re going to rely exclusively on organic, or search traffic. We certainly don’t want to pay for traffic (PPC), and ‘referral’ traffic, such as article resource box clicks, is nice but not where we’re going to put our efforts.
Given that we’re looking just for search traffic, we are going to focus our efforts on finding keywords/phrases that have good search volume and minimal competition. The goal is to achieve Page 1 SERPS (Search Engine Results Pages) for each target keyword.
The second Pivot Point is conversions. Conversions are the percentage of visitors that click on an ad, plain and simple. The higher the conversions, the more we make. Our target is 5% (1 click per 20 visitors) though it isn’t unrealistic to expect 10% or higher.
Conversions are largely dependent on our site layout, and this is one of the keys to the plan. There is no shortage of opinions on layouts i.e. static vs. blog, ad placements, # of ad blocks, etc. What I can say is that I’ve tested many, many different type of layouts. For the sites I’m talking about here, I’ve found a particular Wordpress theme that gives me demonstrably better CTR (Click-Through Rates) than any other. The theme is called BlueSense (you can get it here: BlueSense: An Adsense Ready SEO Wordpress Theme). It’s a free theme.
Finally, the third Pivot Point is revenues. By this I mean revenues per click. While there’s no way to know in advance how much we make per click, and it will vary even for the same keywords/phrases, we DO know that some niches/topics/keyword phrases perform better than others.
Obviously we want to target the highest-paying Adsense clicks we can find.
FWIW, I average $1 per click. Some are higher, some are lower, but that’s about average (last week I had TWO clicks that were over $8 - each!).
How do you target high-paying clicks? Think high-CPC keywords. While the CPC isn’t what’s being paid for ads on the Content Network (where you are showing ads), you CAN get a ‘relative’ idea.
Some of the ‘usual suspects’:
Financial - investing, Forex, insurance, foreclosures, mortgages, credit, loans, etc.
Health & Fitness - dieting, weight-loss, quit smoking, cures, etc.
School - vocational schools, training, advanced degrees, scholarships & grants, etc.
You don’t want to target the ‘primary’ keywords, of course, but look for related and/or ’secondary’ keyword phrases. And that’s where the gold is: there are ZILLIONS of these ’secondary’ keyword phrases that are there for the taking! Which brings us to…

KEYWORD RESEARCH

This is the single most important aspect of this plan. The goal is to find relatively high-search-volume, low-competition ‘keyword phrase groups’. Each group becomes the basis for a site, with a single page devoted to a single keyword/phrase.
This is not nearly as hard as some might imagine. First, you’ll want to get yourself a tool that does basic keyword research, but also gives you ‘competition’ numbers. I’m a fan of Nichebot (you can sign up for a $1 trial at NicheBOT | Keywords | Keyword Phrases that drive Huge Traffic), but there are plenty. MicroNiche Finder (Micro Niche Finder.) is very well-respected. Market Samurai (Niche Marketing Product - Market Samurai) is another good one and offers a free trial.
My criteria for creating a site are that I can find at least 10 thematically-related keyword/phrases the EACH have at least 50 searches per day (1500/month), and competition under 40,000 (phrase-matched, or in quotes).
Realistically, I want search volume over 100/day and competition under 20k. This is not nearly as hard to find as you might think.
BTW, you want to track your SERPS. You can do this with a spreadsheet, but that can be tedious. Traffic Travis (100% Free SEO Software | Traffic Travis) has a free trial, but it’s limited to 5 projects, however that should be enough when you’re starting out. They also have a 7-day trial of the unlimited version for $5).
RANKING
Note About Ranking: Since we’ll be going for organic search traffic, it’s important to understand how that works. Where a page is ranked depends on the search term. Assuming your page is properly optimized (on-page optimization - we’ll go over that), than where you rank is a function of ‘total backlink value’. “Backlink value” is the number of backlinks times the ‘rank value’ of each backlink. The ‘rank value’ is Pagerank plus ‘Trustrank’ of the link itself.
To give you a simplified example: Consider two identical pages. One has 10 PR-1 backlinks. The other has 9 PR-1 backlinks and 1 PR-3 backlink. The second page will rank above the first page. The ‘trick’ to ranking your page is to get an overall ‘total backlink value’ higher than the competing pages. If your page has the highest ‘total backlink value’ than you’ll rank first. Second highest will rank second, etc. By optimizing each page, choosing a ‘good’ domain name, and going after relatively low-competition keyword phrase groups, we’ll be able to get those top SERPS listings.
The key therefore is finding high-volume, low-competition keyword phrases, optimizing our pages for them, and building up enough ‘backlink value’ to get to Page 1 SERPS.
I won’t go into a whole backlinking course, but I’ll give you a few tips - plus my ’secret weapons’. First, don’t worry too much about ‘NoFollow’ tags - they still count for backlink value, just not as much as if they were ‘DoFollow’ from higher PR sites. Second, don’t worry too much about building backlinks too fast. Unless you’re using some automated system to build thousands of backlinks at a clip, this shouldn’t be a problem. Remember also that even if you add 100 backlinks in one shot, they are most likely to get indexed much slower over time.
My ‘basic’ backlinking routine is as follows: When I create a page, I tag it using Onlywire (Bookmark & Share - The Power of the Button | OnlyWire) and submit it separately to StumbleUpon and Digg. I’ll also re-write the page somewhat and submit it to Goarticles.
Note on backlinks: where ever possible, I use the targeted keyword phrase as the anchor text, and point it to the appropriate page. Where I can get two backlinks, such as Goarticles, Ezinearticles, etc., I’ll use the same anchor text with one link point to the appropriate page, and another pointing to the domain home page.
My Secret Weapons: In addition to the above, I use Comment Kahuna (Comment Kahuna | Free Link Building Software) and Unique Article Wizard (Unique Article Wizard - Submit Unique Content to Hundreds of Websites). Comment Kahuna is free and works well, letting you find as many blogs to add links to as you could want (NOTE: Read the post you’re commenting on and make reasonable comments. It’s good Karma). UAW is not free, but can get you hundreds of backlinks for any keyword very quickly. I consider it my most valuable paid tool.
You should also be taking advantage of Google’s Webmaster Tools. Look at the sites that your backlinks are ’sticking’ to and go back to them where possible for other backlinks.
PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
Research, research, research! Use your keyword tool(s). When you find something promising, make sure you can uncover at least 5-10 related keyword phrases.
Purchase a domain name that has your ‘root’ keyword/phrase. This is VERY important!
Now create your content. You want to target ONLY 1 keyword per page. Use that keyword in the title and H1 tags (if you’re using Wordpress, put it in the post title - that’s your H1 tag).
Launch your site. Each day, focus on one of the pages (bookmarks, Digg, etc.). Whatever other tools you are using, UAW, etc., put in the effort and focus on one of your keyword phrases each day.
TIP: You can get decent articles written for $1.50 - $2.00 or so at Amazon Mechanical Turk (https://requester.mturk.com/mturk/welcome) - just MAKE SURE to check them for plaigerism! (just take a few sentences and search them in quotes).
Track your progress!
If you’ve been careful in your keyword research, you should start to see results in a week or two. Once your site is up and everything is indexed, spend a few minutes each day adding more backlinks for each site.
If you’ve picked your topics well, you should start to see good results.
Based on 5% conversions and $1/click average, you should be getting $5 per 100 visitors per site per day, with not too much effort once they’re built and indexed. If you build two per week, even with these minimum numbers, you’ll hit $100/day in just a matter of months.
Good Luck!
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15 Tips to Increase Adsense Click Rate.

How to make more money with Google Adsense? Get more clicks on ads. We all want to increase Google Adsense CTR i.e. click through ratio, because the higher times the surfer clicks the Adsense ad, higher is the payout to you. So here are 15 effective ways to improve your Adsense CTR.

How to increase Google Adsense CTR?

* Post Adsense ads them on text rich pages and make sure that Adsense had a bunch of keywords to work with. Getting Higher paying keywords is better of course.
* Get rid of public service ads, which pay you nothing for your efforts. Here are some ways to avoid getting PSA’s.
* Avoid titles like the approved ‘Sponsored Links’ and ‘Advertisements’ above the Adsense ads. Why do you want to tell the world they are ads when google already puts ‘Ads by Gooooogle’ with them. These two terms are the only ones allowed by Google TOS. Any other terms will get your account terminated. Remember to avoid these 15 Adsense mistakes.
* Use section targeting – you can target an ad unit to a specific section of your blog, as well as block out irrelevant sections like navigational links. Useful to get more targeted ads.
What is the best Google Adsense Placement for CTR?
* Place Ads above the fold, i.e. you dont have to scroll down to see the ads. Moreover it loads before your entire page does. The more the visibility, the more chances a reader will click the ad.
Best Placement for Google Adsense
* Provide some free space around ads so that they stand out and users know where to find them. Dont clutter up the ads inside your content.
* Experiment by changing the location of advertisements. Track them by channels to see which location works. Sometimes unusual locations can can do wonders for your CTR. Google Adsense support provides some good ideas for better blending
* Many experienced Adsense users have reported better CTR with vertical ads rather than the horizontal ones. But that really depends on your site structure.
* Usually it is recommended to place towers on your right, as users tend to use the mouse to scroll the bar on the right side wiht a higher chance to see your ads. Some have reported doubling CTR’s by placing towers to the left rather than the right, as people have got bored of seeing ads on the right, it has something to do with the sidedness of the brain which I do not understand and there is a tendency to read from left to the right.
* Many sites will have small ads in the top right hand corner, as they claim it is the first place where the eye sees.
* An excellent article on Eyetracking – What We Saw When We Looked Through Their Eyes helps to tell you where users actually see first and in what order.
* Forums are tricky becasue they have a different kind of navigation, readership and participation. Here are some ad placements suggested by Google which work best for forums
Best Google Adsense Link Colors to get higher CTR?
* Match the colors of your ads with the colour scheme of your site. Blending with your sites color profile helps to identify them not as ads, but as links similar to those of your site. The more the AdSense looks like part of your site, the higher CTR you will get. You can also match the Adsense fonts with your website font design for great results.
* Blend ads with your page – remove the borders by having a similar color as your background helps to show ads as being part of your site. Do not blend text or the ‘Ads by Gooooogle’ with your background color as it is against Google TOS (Google does not like hidden text!). However, such blending may not work for you always due to banner blindness. Neither do they see the ads, not do they click on them. So sometimes a bold contrasting ad may work better depending on your website design.
* Experiment by changing the colors, background of advertisements. You have to find out what works best for your site, not others. You can also rotate Adsense colors to reduce ad blindness.
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My Best Adsense Technique

I would like to share my adsense technique with everyone here… Its simple
i create free blogspot blogs on interested topics and place adsense on it. I do all free promotions for each blogspot blog. By this i can analyze which blog works well with adsesne and convert it into direct domain and build a new blog using wordpress. I redirect the blogspot blog to my new wordpress blog.
For example
aletterformat.com (previously letter-formats.blogpsot.com)
aresumeformat.com (previously downloadresumes.blogpsot.com)
collegeprojects.info (previously projectscollege.blogspot.com)
This trick is working well for me and my blogspot blogs gets indexed in google and that way i get instant traffic to my new wordpress blogs
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Just a little Tip for anybody New to online business

I just felt like sharing this because while it is an obvious tip, it is also a tip I never really got when I started. If I had gotten it and listened to it I would be making a LOT of money right now.
When it comes to making websites and blogs, and making money with adsense, patience is key.
Don’t make a website, spend 10 hours a day promoting it for 2 weeks, and than give up when it doesn’t get on the first page of Google that you wanted it to be on, and when it isn’t making you money.
When I first started I would stick to a project for a month, and get all angry when it wasn’t going well. about a year later, I’ve realized how it’s all about patience, and if I had done things right I’d be making a lot more money now than I currently am.
I write this because I used to get mad at Hubpages when I didn’t get that many views after 2 months of writing quality content and doing keyword research. I logged on just now because I was trying to figure out where some of my adsense traffic was coming from, and was amazed at what I saw.
Quite a few of the hubs had a pr of 2-4 and were receiving 100+ views each per day.
Now if I hadn’t given up hope, I could have written at least 200 decent Hubs, but instead I have 22. Which means basically I’m getting from 1,700 to 2,200 views for my hubs right now, when If I had stuck it out I could be getting 20,000 views for my hubs a day right now.
Also, if I hadn’t given up on some of my micro niche websites I could probably have 50 + of those doing alright right now.
Basically, I earn decent right now … but nothing too spectacular. I’m now constantly making more and more money, but I just realized tonight how if you can just get yourself to think long term, and play the waiting game, and If you can just constantly keep improving and working more and more on your content, you will do well.
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