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5 Ideas To Better Monetize Your Blog
Amazon affiliate program, Chitika with plugin for WP blog, Google Adsense
Sell your add space by your self (Pro amd Con), WP Advertising Manager Plugin, etc…
Bloggers are becoming powerful source of communication in Internet today. As result advertisers are looking for blogs which have good keyword niche and are interested in publishing ads in these blogs. So it is necessary for bloggers to appropriately select some good advertising strategies which provide huge revenue and help in monetizing their blogs.
While selecting these advertising strategies, as a blogger you should make sure that advertising should not be overstuffed and makes your blog useful for your blog readers.
Some of the best advertising mechanisms which help you as a blogger to monetize your blog are given below
1. Amazon Affiliate Program:
This program helps bloggers to publish their ads in side bars and also relevant posts in their website. If you are having support of any good programmer or hosting support, you can request to integrate Amazon with your keywords. This helps in popping up of Amazon related products for keywords.
2. Chitika Plugin for word press blog:
Chitika plugin allows Chitika eMiniMall right into the body of the blog post. There is also a convenient buttons in the editor to customize keywords, colors etc which helps in making blog more attractive. To put a eMiniMall right into your blog’s blog post, there is now help of little button on the editor to help bloggers add and customize the eMiniMall for that particular post.
3. Google Adsense:
Bloggers can now earn money very easily by publishing Google ads through Adsense. Latest plug-ins and gadgets are available in market which helps in Integrating Google Adsense in bloggers posts. This increases more revenue for bloggers.
4. WP Advertising Manager Plugin:
Advertising Manager for Wordpress is good plug-in which manages your Google Adsense and other ad network accounts. This also allows you to easily place the ads either within your Wordpress blog posts or within your Wordpress theme.
5. Sell your add space by your self:
One best option for bloggers who have deep expertise is to sell ads on their own. There are good websites in Internet which provides these options, but they need websites which have huge traffic and higher search engine rankings.
If you as a blogger are just thinking about revenue, than you can use above resources and if you are thinking of starting advertising on your own by gathering good writers for your websites, this is also good idea during long run. But it’s difficult to manage both and so good idea is to outsource advertising to professionals in the field and share good information through your blogs.
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18 Blogging Thoughts From The Netherlands
BlogAdMonkey conducted an interview with Robbert van den Heuvel from Heuvel Marketing from the Netherlands.
Read here what Robbert van den Heuvel has to say about blogging and social media.
1. BlogAdMonkey: Tell me a little bit about your self, your background, where are you from, etc.
Robbert: I am Robbert van den Heuvel, born in 1971 and living in Nijmegen, together with my girlfriend Femke, who is a school teacher. We both like to travel and are regular visitors of the United States. While at home, I like to run 15K races and playing indoor soccer. Also I like to watch my favourite team PSV Eindhoven.
2. BlogAdMonkey: Let’s talk about your work. Please tell us about your business and your industry.
Robbert: I finished my Business Degree at the University of Groningen in 1996 and had a few jobs in sales and marketing after that. In 2008 I started my own company Heuvel Marketing, because I was tired of working for a big company. Also I couldn’t apply my interests and knowledge of online marketing in my job. My main interest is inbound marketing. My challenge is to reach my customers potential clients, without interrupting them.
3. BlogAdMonkey: What is your involvement in the international arena? What is your strategy to target markets abroad?
Robbert: I offer lead generation programs to international customers. I acquire my assignments via ELance.com. Currently I’m running a lead generation program for a Denver-based IT consultant. You can find his e-course on http://www.it-services-denver.com
4. BlogAdMonkey: How do you see the future of your industry?
Robbert: Inbound marketers, like us, have a very bright future as traditional marketing philosophies gradually will be exchanged by an inbound mindset. The main challenge is to stay ahead of the pack and keep offering innovative services.
5. BlogAdMonkey: Do you find that your industry has been hit by the down turn at all?
Robbert: As my company is relatively young and growing organically, I cannot make comparisons with the times before the credit crunch.
6. BlogAdMonkey: What was your reason to start blogging?
Robbert: I want to practice what I preach: I want to offer relevant content to my potential customers (small biz owners) and grow my following in an organic way.
7. BlogAdMonkey: How long do you blog?
Robbert: My company blog only started last summer and it’s getting a momentum bit by bit now.
8. BlogAdMonkey: What are the topics you blog about?
Robbert: All topics I blog about are written for small business owners, that are looking for innovative way to generate leads via internet, by getting found. So almost all blogposts are related to the inbound marketing philosophy from Halligan and Shah.
9. BlogAdMonkey: Which blogging platform do you use?
Robbert: I use a selfhosted version of Wordpress
10. BlogAdMonkey: How do you promote your blog?
Robbert: I promote my blog in all my online activities (even more than my company website): Twitterfeeds, Linkedin-updates, business networking websites, e-mailsignature, my blog is connected to a few blogging “gathering websites”.
11. BlogAdMonkey: What is the post on your blog that has had the most traffic in the last 12 months?
Robbert: I wrote a post about how to write a white paper, with exteral links to a few helpful e-books.
12. BlogAdMonkey: Where did the traffic mainly come from?
Robbert: Mainly via Linkedin and organic traffic.
13. BlogAdMonkey: Did you do anything extra to market or promote this post or did it just happen organically?
Robbert: I used my normal routines.
14. BlogAdMonkey: What can we as bloggers learn from your success of this post?
Robbert: A post has to provide real value and deliver relevant content.
15. BlogAdMonkey: Any tips about doing business in your country? (Our readers are from all over the world). Any dos and don’ts?
Robbert: I think the dutch inbound marketing landscape is pretty under-developed. Main focus is on SEO, without caring too much about converting visitors from leads to customers. Dutch business owners are usually not too risky when it comes to rely on new techniques and are not very willing to change their marketing mindset in a radical way. I think we are lagging behind at least 3 years when it comes to online b2b marketing.
16. BlogAdMonkey: Now a few questions about another point of interest: What would you recommend to someone wishing to start a blog? blogging Any tips on “good blogging”?
Robbert: When you start a blog you’ll have to have a real focus on the audience you intend to write for. Also you need to publish in a regular pattern. So once every week or once every day, but don’t vary too much with intervals between posts.
17. BlogAdMonkey: What is the future of blogging according to you? What is at stake for companies and the business world?
Robbert: I am sure that companies that are willing to invest effort in their company blog, venetually will reap the rewards: a loyal audience, interaction with their potential customers and perceived thought leadership.
18. BlogAdMonkey: we are focused on helping bloggers to monetize their blogs and to help advertisers to sustainable aWith BlogAdMonkeynd cost effective reach their targeted audience. Tell us your vision from outside the industry: what is your perception of content/ blog monetizing, blog ad networks, etc?
Robbert: I think it offers blog owners a nice opportunity to earn an extra buck. However they must be very thoughtful of keeping their credibility high enough by keeping to write relevant articles for their target audiences. When this is done in a proper and honest way, I’m convinced this is a bonus for
bloggers! http://heuvelmarketing.elance.com
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How To Make Your Blog Important For Advertisers
The best way to make you blog interesting for advertisers is to serve a targeted niche, have a large audience and steady growing traffic.
To predict that you have high traffic will not be enough! Every advertiser can check your traffic and your rank through Alexa for free.
Blogs and web site which have traffic of about one hundred visitors daily, rank between 90,000 and 120,000. And every advertiser who is savvy in this area knows this.
To help an advertiser to check your Alexa Rank you can put a free Alexa widget on you blog.
Advertisers will consider an advertisement on your blog when you have a significant number of daily visitors. There for a screenshot of your recent Google Analytics stats could be helpful to get advertisers as well.
Advertisers are looking out for blogs with a good Page Rank (PR). A minimum PR of 1 or better means the blog is important enough and many sites are linking in.
The higher the PR the more sites linking in and the better your chances as a blogger are to get paid advertising on your blog.
You can spread your blog content through Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn for free and create your own community to grow your readership.
It is more helpful to produce good and remarkable content for your audience and grow your readership on a steady base.
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Making Money Blogging for Teens
Like many teens out there, I am one of them who (thinks at least that he) needs more money. Everyone wants money for their own reasons (I want to buy a new car) and goes about earning it different ways.
Unfortunately in this day and age, especially with the economy the way that it is, getting a job is extremely difficult. And face it, what teen actually wants to work?? After much research and trials of multiple ways to make money, I found Blogging.
My actual blog http://teencollegeeducation.blogspot.com/ deals with high school life/stress (no not mine personally) and, as the name implies, teen college education. I got a great template somewhere and come up with the articles myself based on experience, news, surveys, and a few other factors.
I have not been working on my blog for too long, but I am already seeing some money coming in from advertising. Some being the key word. Unfortunately, money does not just flood in as some people claim that it does, but you need to work for it.
The great thing about my blog, or any blog in fact, is that you can work on it when you have the time and do other things when you don’t. Blogging is not that time demanding, which is one of the things that makes it a great way for teens to earn a little extra money. Just as an example, I had finals all of this week, so I was not able to post anything on my blog for a while, but when I am on vacation I can post something almost every day.
Another great thing about blogging for teens is that writing an actual article does not take much time. I wrote this article in about an hour, which is simply one hour less that I would have spent on Facebook. A new study just came out a few days ago that said that teens spend more than 7 hours online every single day.
In order to blog, all a teen needs to do is spend one of those hours, at least once a week, writing articles or improving the blog itself.
My posts stay online and receive visitors every day, even when I do not have the time to write new ones.
So how does a teen make money from blogging? – Advertising. I currently have a few PPC (pay per click) ads and one referral ad. PPC, or pay per click ads, basically pay you every time that someone clicks on it. The more people that click on the ad, the more money that you get. It is that simple.
You do not need to sell anything or market anything, just put an advertisement somewhere on your web page where people can see and click it. Referals are a bit more complicated and pay you whenever someone uses your referral link to sign up for something.
I am not too sure yet of how I like referrals, but I will make sure to write about it once I have more experience with it.
Does advertising work for your web page? Well, I have a blog about education, and somehow, Google Adsense gets ads that are relevant to my articles. Some of the ads are repeats, but for the most part they advertise books, classes, or colleges. Adsense really is an amazing thing and can make the ads look like part of your blog.
So if you are a teen, or anyone for that matter who wants to make some extra money, create a blog and put ads on it.
Just write about something that people will like to read and they will come, eventually.
Good Luck!
-Andy
Please check out my blog at http://teencollegeeducation.blogspot.com/. You might get some ideas!
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How Blog Ad Networks Bridge The Gap
The online advertising industry has grown phenomenally during the past few years. Companies both big and small have come to realize that a huge segment of their market has migrated online – now, more than anything else, they want in on the action. This is why even with the global economic slump, the business outlook of the online advertising industry remains optimistic.
The industry anticipates an increase in revenue as traditional companies consider online advertising as a viable and sustainable means of reaching their customers. Not only will these companies be able to connect with their market directly (due to targeted ads), the cost of putting up an ad online is considerably cheaper than buying ad space on print, television, or radio.
This is where blog advertising networks comes in. These networks are in the best position to help both bloggers and advertisers get what they need out of the Internet – bloggers want to monetize their site while advertisers want to reach out to their market base. Blog ad networks bridge the gap between the two by aggregating blogs that possess quality content and relevance to the advertisers’ target consumer. They serve as the contact point between the two, allowing both of them to profit from the exchange.
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How Blog Ad Networks Bridge The Gap
The online advertising industry has grown phenomenally during the past few years. Companies both big and small have come to realize that a huge segment of their market has migrated online – now, more than anything else, they want in on the action. This is why even with the global economic slump, the business outlook of the online advertising industry remains optimistic.
The industry anticipates an increase in revenue as traditional companies consider online advertising as a viable and sustainable means of reaching their customers. Not only will these companies be able to connect with their market directly (due to targeted ads), the cost of putting up an ad online is considerably cheaper than buying ad space on print, television, or radio.
This is where blog advertising networks comes in. These networks are in the best position to help both bloggers and advertisers get what they need out of the Internet – bloggers want to monetize their site while advertisers want to reach out to their market base. Blog ad networks bridge the gap between the two by aggregating blogs that possess quality content and relevance to the advertisers’ target consumer. They serve as the contact point between the two, allowing both of them to profit from the exchange.
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