How to Get an Adsense Account Reinstated

1. Write to Google to explain that you have not violated their Terms of Service. Keep your tone pleasant and offer to provide evidence to show that any clicks on your site are legitimate. Grovel a bit if necessary and ask for a human review. Google will ask you for information before they consider your appeal.

2. Provide the information requested by Google about your publisher ID, website URL, the source of your traffic, your site's audience and any other relevant information. This will show Google that you are serious about your appeal.

3. Collect evidence of the reasons for the suspicious clicks that have led to the Adsense ban. Sometimes a surge in traffic can look suspicious, but if one of your pages has featured on Digg that is a possible explanation. Server logs can also show whether traffic is valid, so keep a backup of these.

4. Continue to write to Google every couple of days. Ask for updates on the review process and include more evidence which will support you case for having Google lift the ban on your Adsense account.

5. Wait for a decision. It may take up to 30 days to get a decision on the Adsense ban. If you have provided enough evidence of your innocence, once the decision is made you will get a letter from Google that your appeal has been successful.

How to Use the Tweet Tank

1. Purchase The Tweet Tank. As of June 2011, there is a one-time fee for the product usually ranging from $15 to $20, depending on the daily sales.

2. Watch all eight videos that the program includes. You may want to take notes during these sessions so that you can remember the highlights of each.

3. Set up The Tweet Tank with your Twitter account after watching all of the instructional videos. The Tweet Tank is 99 percent automated, so the amount of work you have to do after setting it up is minimal.

4. Sign up with different affiliate programs on the Web. Most of these programs will be provided for you during the training. Most will also be free to sign up with.

5. Use your Twitter account to post different tweets containing the affiliates' product and find people that are interested in those products.

6. Maintain your Twitter account daily by adding new affiliate products and continuing to network throughout the community.

How to Make Money on AdWords

1. Launch a Web browser and to adwords.google.com to set up an account.

2. Fund the account with a free coupon from a Google partner, or with a credit or debit card.

3. Create an ad group and set up the keywords that relate to the theme of the target site.

4. Configure restraints for geographical distribution of the ads.

5. Set up a daily budget and create a maximum price-per-click for each keyword, or for the entire ad group.

6. Update the website to reflect fresh, relevant information, or display enticing action content that will drive sales or leads.

How to Get Paid for Linking

1. Become a paid blogger. Sign up for a paid-to-link program for free. Do not bother with those who charge for membership. Why should you pay to make money when you can do it for free? Join the paid-to-link program and place text links on your blog site or on post pages. You make more money for the link plus a short blog post.Here are a few sites to get you started: PayPerPost, Blogvertise, ReviewMe, BloggingAds and PayU2Blog.

2. Place text or banner links on your blog or website. This is how you will get paid. Each time a visitor clicks the link, you get counted for one click-through. You may be paid a certain amount per click or a percentage of the sales generated from your lead or a combination of both.

3. Become an affiliate by signing up on the vendor's website and create your link. You can make a good residual income from advertising your affiliate links on your blog. Write a short post --- around 300 words --- and place your link within the text with an invitation to check out your product. The post must be relevant to the product to encourage readers to click through. Affiliate links can be obtained by joining Amazon.com, Clickbank.com and Commission Junction just to name a few. On your blog or within a post, place the link with your associate ID embedded in it. You earn a commission when a visitor clicks the link and purchases the product. Clickbank products generally pay between 50 percent and 75 percent of each sale.

4. Create a HubPage or Squidoo Lens that will allow you to make webpages on any topic and link to affiliate products. It is as easy as writing an article; you can add photos, YouTube videos and text links within the body and place links to your other sites and blogs.

5. Write and submit articles to article directories with your links. Write a short 400-word article relevant to your product and place your link in the body, if allowed, or in the author bio box. Some publishers like Ezine Articles do not allow affiliate links, but you can place links to your blog with a redirect to the affiliate site. GoArticles and ArticlesBase allow links in the body, but Ezine Articles only allows links in the bio box.

The Facts About Earning Money Online

Home Entrepreneurs

In October 2009, Businessweek Magazine reported that more than half of all business in America were home-based, and about 6.6 million provided more than half of the total household income for the owners. These businesses employed more than 13 million people in 2008, while venture-backed companies only employed 12.1 million.

Work for Others at Home

Rat Race Rebellion, an online job resource co-founded by CNN Internet Fraud and Safety Expert Chris Durst, notes that many well-known companies offer legitimate work from home opportunities. Aetna Insurance has a Telework Program that hires work-at-home employees for call center work and a variety of other jobs. Demand Studios hires people to write and edit articles on a wide variety of topics. An educational background and/or professional experience in virtually any field will qualify competent writers, even if they have no professional writing experience. Rat Race Rebellion lists opportunities for dozens of other specialty areas, from home court reporting to home translation to home teaching jobs.

Google

Web developers can sign up for Google's Adsense program and make money from advertising on their sites. To make significant profits with Adsense, you need to upload quality content consistently, working in a niche market, and you must understand the ins and outs of search engine optimization. Google also hires people for various work-at-home jobs, including--believe it or not--web surfing. As a part-time Ads Quality Rater, you would be responsible for analyzing the quality of websites all over the Internet to help Google establish its search rankings.

Scams

The Ad Quality job requires a Bachelor's degree or equivalent professional experience and verifiable knowledge of the Internet. This distinguishes it from what Scambusters--a nonprofit Internet watchdog group--calls 'Know Nothing, Do Nothing' scams. Any make-money-online offer that says you don't need to know about the Internet or even use a computer is a scam. Scambusters advises that you never pay for an opportunity to work from home and that you research the business making the offer before investing yourself in it.

Reporting Fraud

While it may be embarrassing if you find yourself a victim of an online scam, it's important that you report it so that others don't suffer the same fate. The Internet Crime Complaint Center combines the resources of the FBI, the National White Crime Collar Center and the Bureau of Justice Assistance to track down a wide range of Internet scams. You can file a complaint at its website.

How to Create a Facebook Ad

1. Sign in to Facebook. If you do not have an account, create one by visiting Facebook's home page.

2. Click 'More' from the left side of the page. A new menu will appear, with various links. Click 'Ads.' Click 'Billing' from the left side of the page and click 'Funding Source' under 'Billing.' Click 'Add a funding source' to add a payment method for your ad.

3. Click 'Campaigns and Ads' on the left side of the page, then click the green 'Create an Ad' button at the top right of the page. The ad setup page will appear.

4. Choose the destination of the ad, which is where users who click the ad will be taken. For example, select 'External URL' and then type the desired URL in the 'External URL' text box to link your ad to that site.

5. Create a title and body for the ad in the respective text boxes. The body can only contain 135 characters, so focus on grabbing the reader's attention and telling him why he should click your ad.

6. Click 'Choose File' next to 'Image' to upload an image that will serve as the face of your ad. If the image is a word or phrase, make sure the font is large enough for the reader to see. Look at the 'Preview' box and adjust the look of the ad, if you wish.

7. Fill in the targeting information under the 'Targeting' section. The targeting details determine who your ad reaches. For example, if you select women ages 24 to 30 with interests in family and music, your ad will only reach the people who fall in that demographic and have those interests. Targeting is vital to the performance of your ad. You don't want to target senior citizens for a product that appeals to 21-year-olds.

8. Complete the 'Campaigns, Pricing and Scheduling' section. For this section, you must enter the campaign name, your budget and your bid. You also must select if you wish to run the campaign continuously and whether you want to pay per click or per impression. It's almost always better to pay per click, as that will give you enough data on whether the ad is enticing enough for people to click on or not. By paying per impression, you pay regardless if people click on your ad or not.

9. Click 'Place Order.' Facebook will review the ad and approve it. Approval time varies but typically takes no longer than five to 10 hours.

How to Disclose You're Being Paid to Blog

1. Write your paid blog post for the sponsoring company. Be honest in your endorsement and maintain the integrity of your blog when writing.

2. Include, at the top or bottom of your paid post, that a company paid you to write that specific post. The FTC requires this disclosure on all paid blog posts so your readers know of the relationship you have with the company.

3. Indicate the company name and the product in your disclosure, but not the amount paid you. If you wrote about the product or company without compensation, disclose this as well so readers know it's your personal opinion.