Inside Solutions Of earning money from your blog

       

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  When it comes to earning money from your blog most blogs opt for one form of earning or the other. Direct income means you make money directly from things placed or sold on your blog while indirect means the blogger makes money because of their blog but not directly from it.


        Sponsored Reviews - Sponsored Reviews is really a great option in the avenue of paying to post. Unlike, PayU2Blog, they do not accept just any blog. And they do give the option of bidding. Which means the blogger can make more than $5.00 a post. The company asking for the review does have the choice of turning down the bid, but there are enough advertising opportunities, to offset that negative. They also require disclosure. Disclosure means the blogger has to reveal that the post has been paid by the company to review. Actually, not a bad idea.

        Adgitize runs on quite a different model. They have over 10,000 publishers in their network, and have revealed that about half of them are active. (EC boasts 5 times as many, but there is no way to gauge how many are active). The number of advertisers on any day is revealed and seems to vary between 170-200 each day. It uses 125x125 and also three other sizes of banners. You can choose which size you wish to display, and which you wish to use. Members may choose whether to be an advertiser or a publisher, or both. If you are a publisher you can display up to 10 banners from the A digitize network on your blog. Publishers can earn money by clicking on up to 100 other blogs in the network each day. To be an advertiser you must pay real money. You can buy ads for a week, two weeks, or a month. By the month is most economical, at $14. However, you have the ability to earn back the money you pay in, and actually make a profit. To do this you also click on other ads, but because you have paid money in, you can earn as much with 50 clicks as a publisher does with 100. You are awarded points for the number of page views you receive, the number of ad views, writing a post each day, and for advertising. The amount of money you earn each day is a percentage of your points compared to the number of points generated in the system each day.

     The above resources are just some of the many advertisers and ad types for your blog. Do some research on your own about other options and tinker with your site to earn the most from your advertising sources. Effectively combining the above advertising types and implementing them into your blog are key to earning the most money for your time and effort.

     Remember that you need to make quality blogs in order for you to savor a long-term blogging success. Do not treat blogging as a short-term marketing effort because it can actually go a long way. If you have great blogs, it can also attract more advertisers on your blog. Advertising through blogs is considered as one of the fastest way to make your web site popular among your target customers. The updated information posted on the blog is like a magnet for search engine robots. The more updated the blog is, the more chances it will get a good search engine ranking.

      If you don't have content that's valuable to others, few will care to find your blog. And, if you don't have searchable content, even those who want to find you, won't easily be able to. If your blog is built around offering free knitting tutorials, for example, you'll want to make sure to use those words throughout your content as is appropriate. Predict what search words people looking for your content would use, and draft your posts accordingly.


      A digitize is hands-down best in this area. Any complaints are handled swiftly. Because the model was well thought out before the site was launched, and it is self supporting (because payouts are always a percentage of income), huge changes haven't been needed. The one big change of the past year was a price increase. This was well-explained ahead of time, but a number of advertisers left as a result. After re-thinking it, the owner rolled the price back, and advertisers returned.