Sunday, June 22, 2014
How to Make Money Online With Xomba
1. What is Xomba?
Xomba is an online community where you can write, share, comment, make friends and get paid. Xomba uses search engines to maximize your earnings. Unlike other online writing communities, 50% of advertising revenue on your content page is paid directly to you by Google AdSense. Xomba uses adwords advertising to generate income to you(the writer), and them (the company). In other words, Xomba does not pay you, Google Ad Sense does through the use of adwords and adwords advertising. (links below in Resources)
2. Sign up for Google AdSense (if don't have an account):
This is where you will get paid. Xoomba will not pay you. Xomba has a special code linked to all of your articles and will split your ad revenue 50-50.
3. Start Writing!
What do I write?:
Xomba has two different methods of online posting in which you can earn money.
1. Xombabytes- Posts of more than 100 words and can be anything from a blog entry, product or movie review, or how to article.2. Xombablurbs- are social bookmarks that allow you to share an intriguing link (URL) from another site. You would write a brief paragraph explaining or reviewing your URL link.Structured like Facebook, once you can navigate your way through Xomba, you will find this site interesting. As long as your posts, comments, and articles include key words from Google, you will continue to make money from Xomba. Xomba also has a refer a friend tool in which you can make money referring friends to Xomba using your own private line (within your profile page). You will receive 10% of all ad revenue for each friend that you invite.
4. Do not stop writing for other writing communities:
Here is my secret. I have tripled my earnings because I write for eHow, Bukisa, and Xomba using the same article. First, I write for eHow. Then I submit my articles for Bukisa, and Xomba. I may change them or tweak the title, but they are basically the same. Furthermore both Bukisa and Xomba have a refer a friend payout system in which you receive a small commission of your network's earnings. The key is to stay active in all three communities, write valuable articles, and help anyone who asks.
5. Submit all of your articles to search engines:
Thanks to Amarande on eHow, I have mastered the art of fast return on my articles. I do not have to wait 30-90 days for my articles to 'mature', and I can drive traffic to my articles immediately. Visit http://www.submitexpress.com/submit.html
Copy your article's URL into the allotted space on Submit Expresss, enter your email, and receive a confirmation that your URL has been accepted. Be sure to check your email as you may have to verify your URL. Submit Express submits your articles to over 20 major search engines including Google. Be sure to do this for each article on eHow, Bukisa, and Xomba. (Links are listed in Resources below).
6. Do all these steps. Don't skip one. If you do one article everyday, submit them to all three communities listed, and submit each article to Submit Express, then you will make excellent money.
How to register with Adsense
1. Create an account at Blogger.com. Just follow the three easy steps. It's quite easy.After you've setup your account, login and ......
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In your login Dashboard (see illustration below), click Post (arrow 1) and start to post some good content. At this stage, you want to post some good content. For example,First post - introduction about yourself and your interest (any interest will do)Second post - a tip about your interestThird post - second tip about your interestForth post - third tip about your interest
3. After you're done with 4-5 good and useful posts, click Template (arrow 2, shown above)
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Then click Adsense as shown below.
5. You will come to the Adsense application form. Again, just follow the instruction on the screen and click 'Create Account'.
6. Next, you will be asked to select the ad format. Just click 'Save'. You should see the phrase 'Settings Were Saved Successfully'.
7. Now, your job is done. You'll get confirmation letter from Adsense team in 1 or 2 days.
How to Get Paid for Having Ads on Your Website
1. Insert pay per click ads. Pay per click (PPC) ads are ads where you get paid for the number of times that your users click ads. Google AdSense, the Yahoo! Publisher Network, and Bidvertiser are three popular services that provide pay per click revenue. Sign up for one or more of these sites, which allow you to target what types of ads you will have on your site to your user (for example, pet stores for a blog about pets), insert the code into your site and you will have ads generating revenue on your site.
2. Join a cost per mille network. Cost per mille (CPM) networks are like PPC networks, except they frequently use banner ads instead of text ads. You also get paid a certain rate for every thousand page views, rather than getting paid for every time a person clicks on your ad. CPM networks include Casale Media, Burst Media, and Value Click. Again, CPM revenue is as simple as signing up, entering in information about your website for targeting, and inserting the relevant code into your website.
3. Shop your website around for direct banner revenue. Directly selling banner space on your website works just like selling advertising in a print magazine. Go around to local businesses or other, larger websites which have similar content. Tell them why they should advertise on your website. Then quote them a price and a duration for the ad to run.
Saturday, June 21, 2014
How to Use JavaScript With WordPress
1. Open up the 'header.php' file for your theme in a code editor. This file is found in the following location:/your-site/wp-content/themes/theme-name/Look for the ending
tag and check that the code
appears above any The above code uses
to tell WordPress to look inside your theme folder for the JavaScript. Many developers put all scripts into a folder called 'js' or 'src' to keep things organized. In such a case, remember to include that folder in the path to your script. All JavaScript that is directly on the page goes between tags.
3. When using a JavaSript that depends on a library such as jQuery, MooTools or YUI, you must first enqueue that library. Static HTML websites need you to include libraries as scripts, but WordPress already contains them. Here is an example of how to enqueue jQuery:
Place the enqueue code above
to make it work properly. After enqueing, you can then include JavaScripts that use that library the same way you would include other JavaScripts in WordPress.
How to Add Google AdSense to Your Website
1. Log into your AdSense account. If you don't have an account, register for one at the AdSense website (see Resources).
2. Click the tab that says 'AdSense Setup.'
3. Choose the product you want--AdSense for Content or AdSense for Search.
4. Go through the prompts for the product you selected by answering questions on things like ad format and color. Click 'Continue.'
5. Click 'Submit and Get Code' on the last page of the questionnaire.
6. Copy the HTML code that appears on the next page.
7. Paste the code between the HTML and body tags of your website template's HTML. If you are using a WYSIWYG editor like Dreamweaver or Front Page, paste the code into the Code or Source View because pasting it in the layout view will result in HTML tags being added to your code, according to Google.
Friday, June 20, 2014
How to Add Google AdSense to Your Blog
1. Apply for an AdSense account using your Google ID or create a new Google ID for use with your AdSense account. Check your email inbox after you submit your application; Google will send an email soon after you apply, and you must click a link in the message to confirm your AdSense application and send it for review. Once submitted, it can take a few days to a week or more for the AdSense team to approve your account.
2. Log in to your AdSense account once the account is approved. Click the 'My Ads' tab on the main AdSense interface to view your AdSense ad units. You won't have any ad units yet, so click the 'Content Ads' option on the sidebar, and then click the '+New' link to begin creating a new ad unit for your blog.
3. Customize your ad unit. Give it a name, select an ad unit size, ad type, color scheme and other customization options on the 'New Ad Unit' setup page. Ideally, you should select a 728-by-90 ad unit for your initial ad unless you have another size in mind. Consult the preview pane to view changes to your ad unit as you make them. Once you are satisfied, click the 'Save and Get Code' button to save your ad unit and obtain the code that you will need to implement the ad. Click your mouse inside the box containing the ad code and press “Ctrl-A” on your keyboard to select the code if it is not already selected. Press 'Ctrl-C' to copy the code to your system clipboard.
4. Navigate to your blog and log in to the administrative dashboard or control panel. Then, open the 'index.php,' 'home.php' or similarly named file that represents your blog’s home page in your blog layout editor. If the blog is hosted on your own website, you may be able to edit the files directly from the site's file manager or via an FTP connection.
5. Look through the code on your blog page and locate the '' code that opens the header or content area of your blog. If you have specific text in your header or at the top of the content area, you can find it quickly by pressing 'Ctrl-F' to access your browser or file editor's text search function. Click at the bottom of the header code or at the top of the content area code, and then press 'Ctrl-V' to paste the ad code into your page. Save the page.
6. Load your blog in your Web browser. Take note of the position of the ad that you just inserted into the page; it should appear below the header of your blog or at the top of the content area. Make adjustments to your ad code, such as adding center-justified paragraph tags or other HTML or PHP code as needed to position the ad exactly where you want it. Google ads might not display immediately; instead, generic ads may appear until Google has properly indexed your blog to optimize ad content.
7. Create additional ad units to place in your blog, repeating the above procedure. You can add a banner ad to the left or right side of your blog's content area, or you can use 350x350 square ads to fill space between your blog roll and other sidebar content. An additional horizontal banner can be placed halfway down the screen between blog posts to increase ad visibility without overwhelming your visitors.
8. Open the PHP file that you use to generate individual blog post pages and repeat the ad placement procedure on that page, too. This will insert ads into individual blog posts, ensuring that AdSense ads will display even if visitors reach your blog from external links and don't actually view your blog’s home page.
How to Put an Amazon Ad Into WordPress
Adding a Banner Advertisement
1. Browse to Amazon.com and sign in to your account. Click the 'Amazon Associates' link in the upper-right corner of the screen.
2. Move the mouse pointer to the 'Links & Banners' tab at the top of the window, and click 'Banner Links.'
3. Click a link to see the available banner advertisements for a specific category. For example, you might select 'Musical Instruments' for a website that reviews music equipment.
4. Click the 'Highlight HTML' button under the advertisement that you want to use. Right-click the text in the field above the button, and click 'Copy.'
5. Open a new browser window or tab and navigate to the administrator dashboard for your WordPress website. Enter your user name and password to log in.
6. Click 'Appearance' on the left side of the page, and then click 'Widgets.'
7. Drag the 'Text' button from the 'Available Widgets' section to the 'Sidebar' section on the right side of the window. If you are using other sidebar widgets on your WordPress website, drop the button in the location where you want the banner advertisement to appear.
8. Click inside the 'Title' field, and type a title for the advertisement such as 'Sponsors.'
9. Right-click inside the field under the 'Title' field, and click 'Paste.' The HTML code for the banner advertisement appears in the field.
10. Click the 'Save' button. The advertisement appears on the WordPress sidebar and can now be seen by people who visit your website.
Linking to a Specific Product
11. Browse to Amazon.com and sign in to your account. You should now see the Amazon Associates toolbar appear at the top of the page.
12. Use the search functions of Amazon.com to find the product that you want to link to.
13. Click the 'Link to This Page' button on the Amazon Associates toolbar.
14. Click 'Text and Image,' 'Image Only' or 'Text Only' to indicate the type of link that you want to create. A preview area on the right side of the window shows what the completed product link will look like.
15. Click the 'Highlight HTML' button at the bottom of the window. Copy and paste the code using the 'Text' sidebar widget as described in Section 1.
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