Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Tips to get rich from internet
If you have a website that provides free information or a free service, you may be sitting on a potential goldmine. It is possible to generate ad revenue with any website, even if it is just a blog or a message board. For our purposes here, we will review each of the different income streams available to you as a webmaster so that you can formulate a plan to turn your free service into a money making business.
The simplest way to get some ads running on your website is by displaying banners or text links for affiliate programs, strategically placed on your webpage where people will see the advertisements and subsequently click on them. An affiliate program is a program whereby you, the affiliate, display a banner or text link advertising the products or services of another business. If someone clicks on that ad and then purchases something from that other company, you will be paid a commission on that sale.
There are thousands of affiliate programs available to you. Major corporations such as Amazon and Barnes and Noble have affiliate opportunities, as do smaller online businesses such as insurance quoting websites and internet dating services. I recommend that you perform a search on Google for affiliate programs and sign up for those that either somehow relate to the topics being discussed on your website or are enticing enough that people will click on the banner ad. You should rotate different banners on to your website each day of the week, and then stick with those that work best. Try several different affiliate programs and see what works.
Another way you can make money with your site is by displaying pay-per-click (PPC) advertisements on your webpage. You need to sign up with companies that deliver PPC ads. Nextag has a pay-per-click program, as do several ad delivery services such as Adrevolver. Google Adsense is probably the most popular pay-per-click advertisement delivery service on the internet, and you should sign up with them as well.
It is also possible to make some significant ad revenue from your site by actually charging companies a fee to advertise on your website. This is easier said than done; your website has to establish itself as receiving a lot of high quality traffic. If you have a website that gets thousands of hits per day, you need to have statistics that prove it so that you can justify someone paying a fee to advertise on your website. The more popular your site is, the more you can charge. Only if your website receives a ton of traffic will you be able to charge other websites a fee to display their banner on your site.
The best way to make money online is with a dealer program, which is a little different from an affiliate program. With a dealer program, you actually add a webpage to your own site that is tailored to fit the look and feel of your own website, rather than simply displaying an affiliate banner. With a dealer program, the products or services of the other company are actually sold directly through your own website, so that you are in total control of the sale. Meanwhile, the parent company does all the order processing and shipping, etc. You can just sit back and collect your money.
I hope this information has been helpful. Sometimes, it is easier to make money with a website that provides nothing but free information than it is with an actual business. However, you will need to run ads for products or services that somehow relate to the subject matter of your site. If your site provides information about obtaining a mortgage, then your site should have affiliate banners or links to mortgage quoting services. There needs to be a relationship between between what kind of information your site provides and what you are advertising. Doing this will enable you to turn your free website into a real business.
The simplest way to get some ads running on your website is by displaying banners or text links for affiliate programs, strategically placed on your webpage where people will see the advertisements and subsequently click on them. An affiliate program is a program whereby you, the affiliate, display a banner or text link advertising the products or services of another business. If someone clicks on that ad and then purchases something from that other company, you will be paid a commission on that sale.
There are thousands of affiliate programs available to you. Major corporations such as Amazon and Barnes and Noble have affiliate opportunities, as do smaller online businesses such as insurance quoting websites and internet dating services. I recommend that you perform a search on Google for affiliate programs and sign up for those that either somehow relate to the topics being discussed on your website or are enticing enough that people will click on the banner ad. You should rotate different banners on to your website each day of the week, and then stick with those that work best. Try several different affiliate programs and see what works.
Another way you can make money with your site is by displaying pay-per-click (PPC) advertisements on your webpage. You need to sign up with companies that deliver PPC ads. Nextag has a pay-per-click program, as do several ad delivery services such as Adrevolver. Google Adsense is probably the most popular pay-per-click advertisement delivery service on the internet, and you should sign up with them as well.
It is also possible to make some significant ad revenue from your site by actually charging companies a fee to advertise on your website. This is easier said than done; your website has to establish itself as receiving a lot of high quality traffic. If you have a website that gets thousands of hits per day, you need to have statistics that prove it so that you can justify someone paying a fee to advertise on your website. The more popular your site is, the more you can charge. Only if your website receives a ton of traffic will you be able to charge other websites a fee to display their banner on your site.
The best way to make money online is with a dealer program, which is a little different from an affiliate program. With a dealer program, you actually add a webpage to your own site that is tailored to fit the look and feel of your own website, rather than simply displaying an affiliate banner. With a dealer program, the products or services of the other company are actually sold directly through your own website, so that you are in total control of the sale. Meanwhile, the parent company does all the order processing and shipping, etc. You can just sit back and collect your money.
I hope this information has been helpful. Sometimes, it is easier to make money with a website that provides nothing but free information than it is with an actual business. However, you will need to run ads for products or services that somehow relate to the subject matter of your site. If your site provides information about obtaining a mortgage, then your site should have affiliate banners or links to mortgage quoting services. There needs to be a relationship between between what kind of information your site provides and what you are advertising. Doing this will enable you to turn your free website into a real business.
Generate Income/Revenue from Internet
The Parthenon Principle, simply explained, is this: Have
multiple pillars generate revenue rather than one or two.
Your business could collapse if it's only supported by one
or two income streams. Too many business owners gamble
everything on a single revenue source. They often get
attached to one type of marketing - and overlook the fact
that there are at least a dozen income streams they could
access!
What may not seem obvious is this: the more "pillars" you
have, the larger and heavier the roof that you can support.
The more income-generating methods you have, the larger
revenue roof you will have. Here I'll continue to open your
eyes to what the possibilities are, and what opportunities
you might be missing
In the previous article, I introduced you to 13 different
pillars your online business could use to generate
additional revenue streams. In this article I am oing to
introduce you to twelve (12) additional pillars your online
business can use to generate revenue.
As you go through these "pillars" think of the ways that you
can apply them for your business. DO NOT, at first glance,
discard them and say they don't apply to you. Think instead
of the possibilities in how they COULD apply to you.
USP
Most websites try to be many things to all people. That's a
mistake. Instead develop a USP (unique selling proposition)
that clearly defines who you are, what you uniquely do, and
why your website is the site of choice to visit. Your
website should convey this USP throughout, stressing the
benefit of doing business with you. Don't be wishy-washy in
your approach; be straightforward and sell. Hard. Clearly
convince site visitors of the benefits you can give them and
do so by staying within a product or service niche. Less
confusing, higher margins. Learn precisely how to create a
USP at Jay Abraham's site: www.abraham.com/articles
Reciprocal links
Surf the web and find complementary sites to yours; send the
webmaster an email saying (a) you visited the website, (b)
complementing them on one or two specific things about the
site you liked, (c) and request a reciprocal link to your
website. Keep a page on your site where you put links to
other sites, however make sure that your visitors don't hit
that page too soon in their visit to your website, leaving
your website too soon!
Newsgroups
Dejanews [www.dejanews.com] is the primary website onramp to
over 45,000 discussion groups. Now, don't get the idea that
once you find a discussion group, you can begin aggressively
marketing your services. That's considered SPAM and will
make you look really bad. Instead, participate in discussion
groups relevant to your industry and customer demographics,
adding to the discussion in helpful ways, and let the
"signature" at the end of your messages do your marketing
for you. People will gradually get to know and trust you,
visit your site, and do business with you
IRC
IRC stands for Internet Relay Chat. IRC is a form of chat on
the Internet where you can enter channels (rooms) and have
real-time discussions based on the topic that the channel
generally discusses. You can also create your own channels
and hold text-based conferences with Internet users all over
the world. Use the same policy about IRC as you use for
Newsgroups; be helpful but not overly obsessed with pitching
your products. Over time, other channel members will come to
recognize your expertise and inquire privately about your
business. See www.IRC.net for a more detailed explanation of
how IRC works and how to get in.
Awards
Once your site is completed, you've gotten rid of the Under
Construction signs, and the website runs fast, then its time
to consider applying for awards. Most award sites
automatically subscribe entrants into an ezine. Winners are
not only announced at the website, and you are informed by
email, but are also announced in its ezine with a link to
your site. Larger award sites send press releases to a wider
audience. Consider these award programs: Award-It
[www.award-it.com]and Award Sites [www.awardsites.com] and
of course, our own program: www.genesislogic.com/awards.asp
Join parallel affiliate programs
As you surf the web discovering whom your allies and
competitors may be, be sure to ally your website with like-
minded websites and join their affiliate program. Why?
Because you can select products that you can offer your
target audience, earn money on the sale of those products,
and gain added value by aligning yourself with expert
products which your website visitors will appreciate. Also
check out www.associateprograms.com and www.associate-it.com
Give something away for free
When you can offer something to visitors on your site for
free all of a sudden interest perks up; the word FREE is
irresistible. Make sure that your offering is related to
your services so that the visitors you attract will be good
prospects for your business. Example: 3Com offers system
administrators a free networking benefits analysis
CD/calculator to compute the cost of designing a network.
What does 3Com sell? You guessed it: network cards and
network devices.
Join a webring
A Web ring is a group of linked sites with similar subject
matter. A visitor to one site in the ring can quickly access
the rest of the sites in the ring. The largest collection of
web rings today is the www.webring.com, managed by Yahoo!,
which not only allows you to join web rings, but also create
them. Visit their website and see if there is a match in
your topic. If so, join, and link your site to the ring,
thereby driving further targeted traffic to your site.
Share your content
If you sell knowledge-based services, consider writing tips,
lessons, hints, secrets, or anything that would help a
particular group of people. Then submit the content
regularly by emailing your fresh work to webmasters and
ezine editors who publish related material. Make sure (a)
you insist your byline be published, and (b) you be notified
by email when it was published. At the same time, solicit
content from webmasters and authors within your industry and
publish these on your website. Doing this will build a
resource library your visitors will appreciate and that in
turn, will build brand awareness and profit.
Log files
Log files from your web host will give you: visitor session
statistics, resources accessed, paths through site, top exit
pages, most requested pages, visitor demographics by new vs.
returning, referring URLs, search engines referrals, and
more. The key to generating revenue is to use the logs and
proactively manage your traffic to produce higher quality
results. Remember this keyword: MWR (most-wanted-response).
How can you better direct traffic through your site, based
on where visitors are now going to, to better get them to
the response you desire? Figure that out, build it, and
watch your responses soar.
Good design
I almost wish this was obvious but unfortunately it's not.
Bad design prevails in a very large way still, and
surprisingly, on sites that are intended to serve the public
and generate revenue. By good design I mean, make your site
(a) easy to navigate, (b) easy to search within, and (c)
logical in the next steps a visitor should take. Put your
company name, address, phone number, and general email
address on every page so that customers don't have to hunt
for your contact info, no matter what page they came into
your website by. Customers will appreciate the ease of use
and friendliness of your website.
Customer service
Golden rule: Do unto others as you would have them do unto
you. Treat your customers right and give them a reason to
come back and frequent you with their purchases. Promptly
answer emails and voicemail messages. Companies that treat
customers with respect, and not just as a commodity, will
stand out in this day and age of poor service. Either most
companies today are providing no service, or just enough
service to get by. Don't do it. Invest in service and
treating your customers right and you will stand out and be
rewarded.
multiple pillars generate revenue rather than one or two.
Your business could collapse if it's only supported by one
or two income streams. Too many business owners gamble
everything on a single revenue source. They often get
attached to one type of marketing - and overlook the fact
that there are at least a dozen income streams they could
access!
What may not seem obvious is this: the more "pillars" you
have, the larger and heavier the roof that you can support.
The more income-generating methods you have, the larger
revenue roof you will have. Here I'll continue to open your
eyes to what the possibilities are, and what opportunities
you might be missing
In the previous article, I introduced you to 13 different
pillars your online business could use to generate
additional revenue streams. In this article I am oing to
introduce you to twelve (12) additional pillars your online
business can use to generate revenue.
As you go through these "pillars" think of the ways that you
can apply them for your business. DO NOT, at first glance,
discard them and say they don't apply to you. Think instead
of the possibilities in how they COULD apply to you.
USP
Most websites try to be many things to all people. That's a
mistake. Instead develop a USP (unique selling proposition)
that clearly defines who you are, what you uniquely do, and
why your website is the site of choice to visit. Your
website should convey this USP throughout, stressing the
benefit of doing business with you. Don't be wishy-washy in
your approach; be straightforward and sell. Hard. Clearly
convince site visitors of the benefits you can give them and
do so by staying within a product or service niche. Less
confusing, higher margins. Learn precisely how to create a
USP at Jay Abraham's site: www.abraham.com/articles
Reciprocal links
Surf the web and find complementary sites to yours; send the
webmaster an email saying (a) you visited the website, (b)
complementing them on one or two specific things about the
site you liked, (c) and request a reciprocal link to your
website. Keep a page on your site where you put links to
other sites, however make sure that your visitors don't hit
that page too soon in their visit to your website, leaving
your website too soon!
Newsgroups
Dejanews [www.dejanews.com] is the primary website onramp to
over 45,000 discussion groups. Now, don't get the idea that
once you find a discussion group, you can begin aggressively
marketing your services. That's considered SPAM and will
make you look really bad. Instead, participate in discussion
groups relevant to your industry and customer demographics,
adding to the discussion in helpful ways, and let the
"signature" at the end of your messages do your marketing
for you. People will gradually get to know and trust you,
visit your site, and do business with you
IRC
IRC stands for Internet Relay Chat. IRC is a form of chat on
the Internet where you can enter channels (rooms) and have
real-time discussions based on the topic that the channel
generally discusses. You can also create your own channels
and hold text-based conferences with Internet users all over
the world. Use the same policy about IRC as you use for
Newsgroups; be helpful but not overly obsessed with pitching
your products. Over time, other channel members will come to
recognize your expertise and inquire privately about your
business. See www.IRC.net for a more detailed explanation of
how IRC works and how to get in.
Awards
Once your site is completed, you've gotten rid of the Under
Construction signs, and the website runs fast, then its time
to consider applying for awards. Most award sites
automatically subscribe entrants into an ezine. Winners are
not only announced at the website, and you are informed by
email, but are also announced in its ezine with a link to
your site. Larger award sites send press releases to a wider
audience. Consider these award programs: Award-It
[www.award-it.com]and Award Sites [www.awardsites.com] and
of course, our own program: www.genesislogic.com/awards.asp
Join parallel affiliate programs
As you surf the web discovering whom your allies and
competitors may be, be sure to ally your website with like-
minded websites and join their affiliate program. Why?
Because you can select products that you can offer your
target audience, earn money on the sale of those products,
and gain added value by aligning yourself with expert
products which your website visitors will appreciate. Also
check out www.associateprograms.com and www.associate-it.com
Give something away for free
When you can offer something to visitors on your site for
free all of a sudden interest perks up; the word FREE is
irresistible. Make sure that your offering is related to
your services so that the visitors you attract will be good
prospects for your business. Example: 3Com offers system
administrators a free networking benefits analysis
CD/calculator to compute the cost of designing a network.
What does 3Com sell? You guessed it: network cards and
network devices.
Join a webring
A Web ring is a group of linked sites with similar subject
matter. A visitor to one site in the ring can quickly access
the rest of the sites in the ring. The largest collection of
web rings today is the www.webring.com, managed by Yahoo!,
which not only allows you to join web rings, but also create
them. Visit their website and see if there is a match in
your topic. If so, join, and link your site to the ring,
thereby driving further targeted traffic to your site.
Share your content
If you sell knowledge-based services, consider writing tips,
lessons, hints, secrets, or anything that would help a
particular group of people. Then submit the content
regularly by emailing your fresh work to webmasters and
ezine editors who publish related material. Make sure (a)
you insist your byline be published, and (b) you be notified
by email when it was published. At the same time, solicit
content from webmasters and authors within your industry and
publish these on your website. Doing this will build a
resource library your visitors will appreciate and that in
turn, will build brand awareness and profit.
Log files
Log files from your web host will give you: visitor session
statistics, resources accessed, paths through site, top exit
pages, most requested pages, visitor demographics by new vs.
returning, referring URLs, search engines referrals, and
more. The key to generating revenue is to use the logs and
proactively manage your traffic to produce higher quality
results. Remember this keyword: MWR (most-wanted-response).
How can you better direct traffic through your site, based
on where visitors are now going to, to better get them to
the response you desire? Figure that out, build it, and
watch your responses soar.
Good design
I almost wish this was obvious but unfortunately it's not.
Bad design prevails in a very large way still, and
surprisingly, on sites that are intended to serve the public
and generate revenue. By good design I mean, make your site
(a) easy to navigate, (b) easy to search within, and (c)
logical in the next steps a visitor should take. Put your
company name, address, phone number, and general email
address on every page so that customers don't have to hunt
for your contact info, no matter what page they came into
your website by. Customers will appreciate the ease of use
and friendliness of your website.
Customer service
Golden rule: Do unto others as you would have them do unto
you. Treat your customers right and give them a reason to
come back and frequent you with their purchases. Promptly
answer emails and voicemail messages. Companies that treat
customers with respect, and not just as a commodity, will
stand out in this day and age of poor service. Either most
companies today are providing no service, or just enough
service to get by. Don't do it. Invest in service and
treating your customers right and you will stand out and be
rewarded.
Sunday, February 10, 2008
Edison's Sex Picture
The hot news.... edison's sex pictures with twins..ah gil.. cecelia cheong, bobo...
Thursday, February 7, 2008
Leng Lui
Gallery..: there are many types of leng lui.. high school leng lui, Japanese AV leng lui, hong kong leng lui, kl leng lui, chinese leng lui. and many more leng lui.. just search leng lui.. sexy leng lui..
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Ikea Lamp
Table lamp
FADO
RM 89.00
(Price applies for this product as per description shown)
Mouth blown glass; each lamp is unique.
An energy-saving 20W bulb is suitable for use.
Polypropylene plastic, Glass.
Ø25, H23cm. Cord L2.0m.
Designer: IKEA of Sweden
Sunday, February 3, 2008
300万美元之邮票
这是一场足以轰动全球集邮界的邮票交易。
美国纽约什里夫邮品馆不久前成交一笔天价邮票交易。一枚“Ｚ－暗纹”邮票在交易中换得有“美邮之王”称号的一联四枚“倒置的珍妮”邮票，从而以 300万美元身价当之无愧地成为迄今世界上最昂贵的单枚邮票。它的拥有者更是凭借“Ｚ－暗纹”，完成了对美国19世纪所有邮票的收藏，创下了博物馆也尚未 完成的“伟绩”。
天价邮票
位于曼哈顿的什里夫邮品馆那天成为全世界集邮爱好者的目光焦点。
在一场交易中，一名来自加利福尼亚州的邮票收藏家将自己一联四枚1918年“倒置的珍妮”邮票换得了一枚面值为1美分的1868年“Ｚ－暗纹”邮票。
“倒置的珍妮”每枚面值24美分，是美国1918年发行的第一枚航空邮票。由于印刷错误，邮票中心的飞机图案印倒，使之成为珍贵的错体邮票，在圈内素 有“美邮之王”称号。一联“倒置的珍妮”总身价为300万美元，因此，以一抵四的“Ｚ－暗纹”邮票也成为迄今世界上单枚成交价格最高的邮票。
什里夫邮品馆总裁查尔斯·什里夫兴奋地说，这是“100年以来最大的一次（邮票交易）事件”。
“Ｚ－暗纹”邮票票面为蓝色，上印有本杰明·富兰克林总统的肖像。“Ｚ－暗纹”之名来源于邮票背面的网格状暗纹。在邮票背面印暗纹是当时一项试验性举措，目的是防止人们洗去旧邮票上的邮戳后再次使用邮票。“Ｚ－暗纹”邮票全世界仅有两枚，另一枚被纽约公共图书馆收藏。
对于“Ｚ－暗纹”邮票之珍贵，什里夫评价极高：“‘Ｚ－暗纹’就像美国邮票中的圣杯，它是美国邮品的‘希望之星’。”
幕后买主
价值如此之巨的“Ｚ－暗纹”邮票使它的买家比尔·格罗斯同样成为人们关注的焦点。
来自加利福尼亚州的比尔·格罗斯是太平洋投资管理公司的常务董事，也是众所周知的华尔街“债券（投资）大王”。
格罗斯曾经在1998年试图买下“Ｚ－暗纹”邮票，但是在交易中败给“神秘邮票”公司总裁唐纳德·松德曼。后者当时出价93．5万美元，创下邮票交易史最高成交价格纪录。
两周前，格罗斯以297万美元价格购得四枚“倒置的珍妮”航空邮票，将最高成交价格纪录刷新。如今，格罗斯终于用这联“倒置的珍妮”，从松德曼手中换得“Ｚ－暗纹”，得尝夙愿。
什里夫说，获得“Ｚ－暗纹”之后，格罗斯如今拥有了“一套美国19世纪邮票全集”。这在美国可称得上是前所未有的邮票收集“伟绩”，“连华盛顿的史密森氏国家邮政博物馆也做不到这一点”。
珍邮展出
不论是“Ｚ－暗纹”还是“倒置的珍妮”，都属于邮票中的稀世珍品，令普通集邮者高山仰止。但是不用着急，尽管不能拥有，普通人照样能一睹这些天价珍邮的真面目。
什里夫说，明年5月份将在华盛顿召开的2006年世界邮品展览中，格罗斯计划展出这枚“Ｚ－暗纹”邮票，以及其它部分藏品。
松德曼也表达了展出自己所得邮票珍品的意愿。他说，在2006年世界邮品展览中，他会在“神秘邮票”公司的展台上展出这联“倒置的珍妮”邮票。
“Ｚ－暗纹”邮票，除了这张被格罗斯购得的外，还有一枚为纽约公共图书馆收藏。1928年本杰明·米勒去世之前，将自己的邮票藏品连同“Ｚ－暗纹”一起赠给了纽约公共图书馆。然而，出于安全考虑，纽约公共图书馆几十年来从未公开展出过这张邮票。
如今，它也计划于明年5月初展出这枚珍稀邮票。
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