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KeithD
26th July 2009, 13:23
:REGamblMoney01HL1::REGamblMoney01HL1::REGamblMoney01HL1:


OK, so it's not that easy :rolleyes:

But one way of doing it if you have no site of your own is to use a descent online resource that pays you a share of the advertising revenue on that page and Hubpages (http://hubpages.com/_39bzzm4eqhu1a/hub/Horse-Racing-Systems-and-Method-Betting)is one such place, I have a page here (http://hubpages.com/_39bzzm4eqhu1a/hub/Horse-Racing-Systems-and-Method-Betting?preview), and will eventually add more.

You need an account with Kontera (like Infolinks), Google, Adsense and Amazon to get the best out of it, and don't expect a glut of money, especially if you include articles on crap. :rolleyes: By that I mean cheap keywords, especially longtails (a phrase of 3 or more words).

Cheap Flights To Las Vegas (http://www.cheapflightstolasvegas.co.uk/) is a 5 word longtail keyword. :xxgrinning--00xx3: And as it is travel relevant the keywords are worth average. You then include the longtail in your title, and article about 3-5 times. This then helps it be discovered on the search engines easier when people search for the longtail.

You can find longtails at Wordtracker (http://freekeywords.wordtracker.com/) and Adsense (https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordTool), you get the value as well on the latter. You are looking for ones of decent value $1+, and competion no more than 50%, but over 1000 searches.

You need to publish new pages on a regular basis to stand any chance of making a few extra quid a month.

LEAHnew
26th July 2009, 14:03
Thanks for sharing Boss..looking forward to learn from you more:D:xxgrinning--00xx3:

Tawi2
26th July 2009, 21:17
Is there any way to get google to recognise a site so its one of the first flagged up when someone types in a key product searchword?:Erm:

KeithD
26th July 2009, 21:39
Is there any way to get google to recognise a site so its one of the first flagged up when someone types in a key product searchword?:Erm:
You mean like this (http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=filipino+forum&aq=f&oq=)?

aromulus
26th July 2009, 21:42
You mean like this (http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=filipino+forum&aq=f&oq=)?

Smart..:butthead:

Tawi2
26th July 2009, 21:43
Thats EXACTLY what I mean :icon_lol: Theres something I will be selling online very soon,I just tracked it,first lot is at Stanstead as we speak :Erm:

KeithD
26th July 2009, 21:43
Takes A LOT of time and effort. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Tawi2
26th July 2009, 21:46
:icon_lol: A good magician never reveals his secrets huh? :icon_lol:

Tawi2
27th July 2009, 13:45
The eagle has landed:smileybigtmouth: I am getting my website fine-tuned :Erm: still a little tweaking here and there but I have the product,thats the main thing,and because I am buying at source(China) I can sell cheaply,rich...rich...RICH :REGamblMoney01HL1::REGamblMoney01HL1: Um,how did you say to get the site as a google favourite again :Erm::Erm:

KeithD
27th July 2009, 13:58
Find a longtail keyword and build your homepage around that.

Put the phrase in H1 brackets, the title, description, meta, and at the bottom of the page in italics. Highlight the phrase elsewhere on the page in bold.

That doesn't get you to the top but it ensure Google lists you for the correct searches.

Tawi2
27th July 2009, 13:59
Maraming salamat :xxgrinning--00xx3: I wont forget you when I am a Billionaire(got to set my sights high) :icon_lol:

Sophie
27th July 2009, 13:59
The eagle has landed:smileybigtmouth: I am getting my website fine-tuned :Erm: still a little tweaking here and there but I have the product,thats the main thing,and because I am buying at source(China) I can sell cheaply,rich...rich...RICH :REGamblMoney01HL1::REGamblMoney01HL1: Um,how did you say to get the site as a google favourite again :Erm::Erm:

Hmmmm.....china-sourced products :Erm::Erm::Erm::Erm:

KeithD
27th July 2009, 14:00
Hmmmm.....china-sourced products :Erm::Erm::Erm::Erm:
Recycled condoms :cwm24:

Sophie
27th July 2009, 14:01
Recycled condoms :cwm24:

most likely :xxgrinning--00xx3::icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol:

Tawi2
27th July 2009, 14:03
Recycled condoms :cwm24:
We call them prophylactics in the trade :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Arturo
27th July 2009, 14:37
Find a longtail keyword and build your homepage around that.

Put the phrase in H1 brackets, the title, description, meta, and at the bottom of the page in italics. Highlight the phrase elsewhere on the page in bold.

That doesn't get you to the top but it ensure Google lists you for the correct searches.

Dont want to rock any cradles here...but I think there is slightly more to getting listed in any search engine, Google is but one of many - than just a few keywords.

If you try to show in a high traffic catagory.. ( web design - do a search and see how many pages clock up.. and these guys are expert at SEO ) - and you will have a bit of a wait.

As a web designer ( mostly for me but I do handle a few sites for others, I jump through hoops getting everything optomised. Google ...I am advised - tend not to place too much priority to keywords as the main listing criteria.

Do keep us informed as to your progress up the listings.

Tawi2
27th July 2009, 14:39
What is the keyword criteria?How do you jump ahead of the opposition in the listings?How do you get on that crucial first page?

Arturo
27th July 2009, 14:48
Is there any way to get google to recognise a site so its one of the first flagged up when someone types in a key product searchword?:Erm:

Yes, you can pay me around £450 a month and I will get you an high listing !

I jest not, getting listed is not easy.. and depends on lots of things.

Its too complex for a short post here.

KeithD
27th July 2009, 14:50
Do keep us informed as to your progress up the listings.
:Erm: I've been doing SEO for years and I'm No.1 for a lot of keywords for a number of sites which is what Google relies on to list your site in the correct search. That is the first step, ensuring the search engines log exactly what you site is about otherwise you might have a widget site that is never listed in widget searches, but appears under apples! :rolleyes:

Part 2 is then moving up the rankings for those keywords, and for that you need backlinks using related keywords, preferably from higher PR sites, and especially from .gov & .edu

Tawi2
27th July 2009, 15:30
I will have to delve deeper into this :Erm:

KeithD
27th July 2009, 17:06
If your domain is new, and Google hasn't found your site you'll probably be sandboxed for a few months (penalised so lower listings). You can get around this but I'm not telling :) If however you are in a non-competitive area you will likey get listed pretty quick but you'll still be pages down.

Your domain containing your product help a great deal.

I'm constantly running 'experiments' to check out how the search engines are handling things, don't believe most of the crap you read elsewhere.

Tawi2
27th July 2009, 17:12
Its a non-competative market at the moment,its just starting to take off and most of the guys advertising are buying from an importer,I went straight to the source :icon_lol: I will get someone to look into it.:xxgrinning--00xx3:

KeithD
28th July 2009, 17:31
Well I've been testing this Hubpages for 2 days and made squat :rolleyes: So it's crap then? Nope....it usually helps if you read the instructions first :icon_lol: Some muppet (me) messed up on Adsense :doh, got some articles delisted for spam :doh, and all marked as duplicates so unlikely to be highly ranked.

Apart from the Adsense hiccup (fixed now), the others I done on purpose. Only way to know the boundaries is to break them :)

Now I have software to help with writing articles, which is good enough for most things, but Hubpages are pretty strict on this and from experimenting it seems you need to change around 60% of any articles you already have published. This is pretty easy with the 2nd software I use. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Once uploaded the 'Duplicate' label is removed and you get bonus points, plus Google will list you higher. I've rewritten 3, and added 2 totally unique articles.

So all I have to do is wait another 24-48hrs and see what happens.

http://hubpages.com/hub/Spirit-Airline

KeithD
28th July 2009, 21:11
I've spied on a few of the top earners on the site to see what they are doing, why should I do all the work when others have already done it for me? :D

So I've redone one page with plenty of twiddly bits and I'll see how that one does: Las Vegas Grand Canyon (http://hubpages.com/hub/Las-Vegas-To-The-Grand-Canyon) :xxgrinning--00xx3:

KeithD
29th July 2009, 11:42
This is fun!! :cwm24: Always nice when tying to make $0.05 it's fun :icon_lol:

Very easy to use even a Manc could do it :rolleyes:

Las Vegas Wedding (http://hubpages.com/hub/So-You-Want-A-Las-Vegas-Wedding)

LadyJ
29th July 2009, 12:43
There's only one thing i can make money on the internet..:Erm: become a love & sex guru:D

Alan
29th July 2009, 13:46
There's only one thing i can make money on the internet..:Erm: become a love & sex guru:D

Hmmm! I think I'll try that!

Al.:)

KeithD
30th July 2009, 15:22
Continental Airline (http://hubpages.com/hub/Continental-Airline), together with Continental Express and Continental Connection, offers more than 3,100 daily departures throughout the Americas, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.

Arturo
31st July 2009, 03:18
You mean like this (http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=filipino+forum&aq=f&oq=)?

Hi,

Sorry to be a boat rocker...but search results depend on on the "questions asked.
Not many newbies know the word filipino...and would use Philippines.
and get this
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=philippines+forum&btnG=Search&meta=

or genrally Asia forum and get this.
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=Asia+forum&btnG=Search&meta=

I'm not setting me up as expert or knocking you, but I think you and I know that search engines are not easy things.

I have a client who I have kept consistantly on the first page, usually in the top 5 and for some years No 1 or 2. Until PPC kicked in.

This client has just gone onto PPC at £300 a month starter pack!
Logically if I have him on the first pages more or less world wide, all he is doing is paying for the hits he gets anyway..which because its a specialist trade...is only around the 150 - 200 a week mark.

I have never been involved in adding Google adds etc to websites, because they are mostly "brochure sites" and teh punter does not want visitiors linking away from their site.

BUT times are hard and I am planning a move to Manila for a couple of year and need to get some form of income! Any advice and information welcome...and I guess you dont need it..but I can offer web design stuff in return.

KeithD
31st July 2009, 09:16
Hi,

Sorry to be a boat rocker...but search results depend on on the "questions asked.


I'm not setting me up as expert or knocking you, but I think you and I know that search engines are not easy things.
:Erm: I only showed 1 result, not the other 100's of keywords I show up in the top 10, in fact my tracking software today shows over 347 top 10, and over 1000 top 20, and I don't even track all the keywords I could, since Google put up it's bot control timer.

Specific question for instance: documents for fiancee Visa (http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&safe=off&num=50&newwindow=1&q=FLR+issue+date&btnG=Search)

4,500 People on Google search for 'Filipino Forum' each month, add on the other search engines around the world and that is a good wad even before including the other entries I have.

As I say I've been doing this for yonks, and know most of the white & black hat ways of doing things. And Google usually indexes new posts on here within 20 minutes so she loves me :)

I've already got some of those Hubpages in the top 30, just adding inbound links now to move them up.

Gavanddal
14th August 2009, 16:42
This is all goobledegook to me :Erm:

LEAHnew
30th August 2009, 13:49
Ok Boss, inclined now to do it:xxgrinning--00xx3: as a start I registered Hubpage already,then followed Ebay account and paypal account:rolleyes::D
I'm just waiting for my bank confirmation from post that I applied last wednesday via phone:rolleyes::D:xxgrinning--00xx3:
Seems I will have a life soon:yikes::D:Rasp::icon_lol::icon_lol:

KeithD
30th August 2009, 14:35
It depends on the keywords, I'm making more on it from Ebay than Adsense :Erm:, although I haven't done any work on it for 2 weeks.

If anyone wants 100% FREE links, use this http://www.commentkahuna.com/116885/ Some folk sell similar software for $99 :Erm:

KeithD
3rd September 2009, 09:10
In order for people & search engines to find your site you need back links, back links and more back links. Get Article Post Robot (http://www.srtsoft.com/cgi-bin/lyre.cgi/jvm/package/go_homepage.html?pack_id=664&aff_id=1660&camp_id=49) for posting articles to 500+ directories, and Mass Article Control (http://8e385jmbbutfzss8lou72mx6s9.hop.clickbank.net/) for rewriting, don't pay a submission service. Rewriting should be 15%+

You can use DupeFreePro for a full rewrite to about 40%, before running off varied copies in Mass Article Control for submission.

Once you have submitted your homepage, submit different articles for you sub-pages, and keep going.....

korki
27th October 2009, 12:20
right now i am learning SEO also since i think need to and based from what i see it is mostly making backlinks :NoNo:

KeithD
27th October 2009, 12:30
right now i am learning SEO also since i think need to and based from what i see it is mostly making backlinks :NoNo:
Keywords and backlinks, and backlink text with keywords :xxgrinning--00xx3: Don't expect quick results, it can take around 3 months for search engines to settle down with your site.

triple5
11th November 2009, 15:49
Content is king. Write original interesting content regularly and people will always find your site. backlinks will then follow naturally.

galenpamela
16th April 2010, 10:41
This one is mind-blowing! I am grateful for this piece of advice!

davey
9th July 2010, 22:35
One of my sidelines is selling images of Liverpool to graphic designers, publishers and the leisure and tourism trade. If you type "Liverpool images" in google.co.uk, I'm top in over 18 million results, type "liverpool photographer" and I'm often top, but always on the first page of results. SEO is something I've had an interest in for years.

JimOttley
11th July 2010, 13:43
One of my sidelines is selling images of Liverpool to graphic designers, publishers and the leisure and tourism trade. If you type "Liverpool images" in google.co.uk, I'm top in over 18 million results, type "liverpool photographer" and I'm often top, but always on the first page of results. SEO is something I've had an interest in for years.

So do you get a lot of sales?

Your Flickr site is much better than your www.liverpoolpictorial.co.uk site in my opinion but I do understand that you have quite extensive coverage of the city and obviously that will attract some interest, it's like you are your own stock library.

Personally I would drop the HDR stuff I don't think it improves the shots and a lot of the Liverpool shots have very limited dynamic range to start with, there are a lot of good ones but some very average ones too.

Your Flickr site on the other hand has some truly superb images!

davey
11th July 2010, 22:12
So do you get a lot of sales?

Your Flickr site is much better than your www.liverpoolpictorial.co.uk site in my opinion but I do understand that you have quite extensive coverage of the city and obviously that will attract some interest, it's like you are your own stock library.

Personally I would drop the HDR stuff I don't think it improves the shots and a lot of the Liverpool shots have very limited dynamic range to start with, there are a lot of good ones but some very average ones too.

Your Flickr site on the other hand has some truly superb images!
Thanks Jim. Do you have any images online? It's always nice to see where you're coming from. I don't do HDR, by the way.

JimOttley
12th July 2010, 00:06
My apologies if I was wrong on the HDR stuff but some of your post processing has that look.

I don't purport to be a great photographer, I'm not, I did work in the industry as an Industrial Photographer some 25 years ago but that part of my life is long gone, I am just an enthusiastic amateur these days.

As I said you have some great stuff on Flickr.

davey
12th July 2010, 00:22
My apologies if I was wrong on the HDR stuff but some of your post processing has that look.

I don't purport to be a great photographer, I'm not, I did work in the industry as an Industrial Photographer some 25 years ago but that part of my life is long gone, I am just an enthusiastic amateur these days.

As I said you have some great stuff on Flickr.
Do you have any images of the Liverpool that's long gone Jim? I'm fascinated with stuff like that. Thanks for the comments about my Flickr pics. I've just uploaded a few more of the Orange Lodge and a view from our window in the Jurys Inn Hotel http://www.flickr.com/photos/liverpoolpictorial/

JimOttley
12th July 2010, 00:36
I'm a Scot I got landed here against my own will a couple of years back, I have plenty of images of the west coast of Scotland (printed currently not scanned) going back 45 years but nothing down here I'm afraid.

KeithD
12th July 2010, 09:25
Do you have any images of the Liverpool that's long gone Jim?
You mean pre-Benitez era :D

davey
12th July 2010, 10:40
You mean pre-Benitez era :D:icon_lol::xxgrinning--00xx3:

JimOttley
13th July 2010, 23:03
Do you have any images of the Liverpool that's long gone Jim? I'm fascinated with stuff like that. Thanks for the comments about my Flickr pics. I've just uploaded a few more of the Orange Lodge and a view from our window in the Jurys Inn Hotel http://www.flickr.com/photos/liverpoolpictorial/

I have no interest in the Orange Lodge, bad enough in Glasgow :) but everything from "Cigs and Coffee" to "New Bulbs" I really like and I particularly like "Maritime Greenwich" and "Feeding the Pigeons", that one is is heart rending :(

KeithD
14th July 2010, 09:33
So it's been nearly a year now with the Hubpage (http://hubpages.com/_39bzzm4eqhu1a/hub/Horse-Racing-Systems-and-Method-Betting) articles. Now to be honest I moved onto other money making techniques to test as I already knew Hubpages would make money in the long term. Having just checked my Adsense account they make about £10 a month. Not a lot some folk would say for 25 articles, but about half of the articles were not actually unique, it is the unique ones making money. I also never really included any inbound links to them to move them up in the search engines.

Anyway, the bottom line is this. It doesn't take long writing unique articles, you could easily knock out 10+ a day if you're just sitting at home. So by the time you've done 250 hubpages put out a few backlinks to them after 2-3 months you're income could be £100+ a month. Some people on Hubpages have 1000's of article pages.

If I'd have just stuck to Hubpages and nothing else, put up 10 articles a day, 5 days a week for the last year, that'd be about 2,500 pages I'd have, and bringing in about £1000 a month :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Remember, this is set and forget. Once you're page is done and active, that's it.... you just leave it. Add the page to ALL the Web 2.0 sites for backlinks.

Sim11UK
14th July 2010, 20:45
So it's been nearly a year now with the Hubpage (http://hubpages.com/_39bzzm4eqhu1a/hub/Horse-Racing-Systems-and-Method-Betting) articles. Now to be honest I moved onto other money making techniques to test as I already knew Hubpages would make money in the long term. Having just checked my Adsense account they make about £10 a month. Not a lot some folk would say for 25 articles, but about half of the articles were not actually unique, it is the unique ones making money. I also never really included any inbound links to them to move them up in the search engines.

Anyway, the bottom line is this. It doesn't take long writing unique articles, you could easily knock out 10+ a day if you're just sitting at home. So by the time you've done 250 hubpages put out a few backlinks to them after 2-3 months you're income could be £100+ a month. Some people on Hubpages have 1000's of article pages.

If I'd have just stuck to Hubpages and nothing else, put up 10 articles a day, 5 days a week for the last year, that'd be about 2,500 pages I'd have, and bringing in about £1000 a month :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Remember, this is set and forget. Once you're page is done and active, that's it.... you just leave it. Add the page to ALL the Web 2.0 sites for backlinks.

£1000 per month, would be enough to live comfortably in the Philippines. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

I've written a couple of ezine articles before & I know I need to write a lot more, for my SEO, (I know you're talking about adsense here) but I find articles quite hard to write?...Wish I could knock them out.

What do you mean by 2.0 sites?...sorry, but I'm a bit of a thicko, got a lot to learn. :icon_sorry:

KeithD
14th July 2010, 20:54
Web 2.0.... Facebook, MySpace, Stumble Upon, Digg.,.. etc....

Articles are simple if you know how ;) .... I use the following:
The Best Article Spinner (http://paydotcom.net/r/95330/tazping2000/26350685/) - You use it to quickly rewrite other peoples articles.
Instant Article Wizard Pro (http://paydotcom.net/r/47145/tazping2000/26300204/) - Helps you quickly bang together an article.
Instant Article Factory (http://paydotcom.net/r/103230/tazping2000/26364653/) - Already has 1/2 the article done for you, just fill in the gaps.
Answer Analyst (http://paydotcom.net/r/80713/tazping2000/26364655/) - Very handy for targetting a specific subject.

Sim11UK
14th July 2010, 21:19
Web 2.0.... Facebook, MySpace, Stumble Upon, Digg.,.. etc....

Articles are simple if you know how ;) .... I use the following:
The Best Article Spinner (http://paydotcom.net/r/95330/tazping2000/26350685/) - You use it to quickly rewrite other peoples articles.
Instant Article Wizard Pro (http://paydotcom.net/r/47145/tazping2000/26300204/) - Helps you quickly bang together an article.
Instant Article Factory (http://paydotcom.net/r/103230/tazping2000/26364653/) - Already has 1/2 the article done for you, just fill in the gaps.
Answer Analyst (http://paydotcom.net/r/80713/tazping2000/26364655/) - Very handy for targetting a specific subject.

Aha!...Thank you very much...Salamat! :xxgrinning--00xx3:
Will look into all of those. I've been meaning to write more, so that will be a big help. :)

davey
17th July 2010, 06:01
I have no interest in the Orange Lodge, bad enough in Glasgow :) but everything from "Cigs and Coffee" to "New Bulbs" I really like and I particularly like "Maritime Greenwich" and "Feeding the Pigeons", that one is is heart rending :(Cheers Jim. BTW, I was wearing a lime green shirt when I took shots of the Lodge. No wonder I got no smiles:icon_lol:

davey
17th July 2010, 06:05
So it's been nearly a year now with the Hubpage (http://hubpages.com/_39bzzm4eqhu1a/hub/Horse-Racing-Systems-and-Method-Betting) articles. Now to be honest I moved onto other money making techniques to test as I already knew Hubpages would make money in the long term. Having just checked my Adsense account they make about £10 a month. Not a lot some folk would say for 25 articles, but about half of the articles were not actually unique, it is the unique ones making money. I also never really included any inbound links to them to move them up in the search engines.

Anyway, the bottom line is this. It doesn't take long writing unique articles, you could easily knock out 10+ a day if you're just sitting at home. So by the time you've done 250 hubpages put out a few backlinks to them after 2-3 months you're income could be £100+ a month. Some people on Hubpages have 1000's of article pages.

If I'd have just stuck to Hubpages and nothing else, put up 10 articles a day, 5 days a week for the last year, that'd be about 2,500 pages I'd have, and bringing in about £1000 a month :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Remember, this is set and forget. Once you're page is done and active, that's it.... you just leave it. Add the page to ALL the Web 2.0 sites for backlinks.
Thanks for the advice Keith. I've never heard of hubpages before. I tried the SEO link that you have on this site and found I have 1891 backlinks.

KeithD
17th July 2010, 08:56
Dupe Free Pro is ... free.... and is handy for rewriting PLR articles. You need to make sure they are changed 30%+ .... but these are no good for Hubpages though.

I wrote an article in about 10mins yesterday (in fact I done 3 all day), and fired it off to over 400 article sites, each site getting a 30% different article :)

Ayumbar
9th August 2010, 12:16
I confess I did not read a lot about the subject, but when I looked into SEO online, they always mentioned links to be cruicial. However it seemed the idea was to always have a facebook, digg, myspace page (etc etc) with the links included. I was under the impression also that if you ram a page with too many keywords (that were the same) google would not give the website as high a position.

I only looked into SEO as I was going to start an online business. Cracking domain name, but just did not find the time for it. I guess in truth I had no passion. With no passion, the business never would have worked.

KeithD
9th August 2010, 14:54
Google doesn't penalise sites unless they are using blackhat techniques. Too many keywords, duplicate content, etc don't effect your site. Relevant backlinks get more juice than non-relevant, but numbers of any can have you overtake your competitors.

ghee101
9th August 2010, 15:03
hmmmm...i can smell the words "rich" and "billionaire" here :icon_lol:

wanna get my sizes and what i want for xmas?

Pete/London
16th August 2010, 15:50
The boy dun good


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKsVSBhSwJg

from a bad situation:)

IsaBella
9th November 2010, 00:36
To all businessmen,

Pardon my innocence but please guide me. I just registered myself on bloggers and had written an article that I saved for now. I didn't publish yet because I am not certain if I should register or apply with any advertising network with the likes of adsense by google or yahoo etc. Should I register with them first before publishing my article or publish it first, have a subscriber or clients then register. Please help!

IsaBella
9th November 2010, 09:52
Fellow bloggers,
Just a quick tip, please. I wrote an article already but did not post it yet coz I'm not certain if posting should go first before registering to any advertising network such a adsense by google, adbrite etc or the other ay around. Am I supposed to establish subscriber first before registering?

KeithD
9th November 2010, 10:04
You need to register on Adsense to get your publisher code.

LuisaKC
12th November 2010, 15:59
Wow. this is very informative.

sparky
31st May 2011, 00:39
Mate of mine makes money using betting site bonuses with no risk at all and only a minimal outlay.

Although there is a small joining fee you will get that back within the first week - and his support is great

Dunno if anyone's seen it before, but here is the link to his bonus bagging site

PS If links ain't allowed, let me know and I will take it down. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

KeithD
31st May 2011, 09:24
I've removed the link as I explain how to do it on my Win2Win Racing site, the method has been around for years, it's a lot of messing, and over the years I've found most people who start doing it either give up due to the complexities of the T&C of each bookmaker, or they end up losing the money they made anyway. If you want to make consistent long term profits then use the Turbo Lays (http://www.win2win.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?73516-Turbo-Lays-–-Fast-Profits!!&goto=newpost) I supply.

sparky
31st May 2011, 10:30
Apologies for that - didn't know you have a racing website - just joined. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

sastin
3rd August 2011, 10:32
Thanks for sharing this great thing, I really need to know this. Looking for more information regarding this..

worthingmale
20th September 2011, 15:10
I need to know more about those turbo lays things, try and work out how it works and what to do.

KeithD
20th September 2011, 18:21
Ask on the Win2Win Racing forum (http://www.win2win.co.uk/forum/forum.php) for a start ;)

ConfusedMe
23rd October 2011, 08:25
This is nice... I have a blog but never tried advertising anything...:)

Vische
10th December 2011, 03:19
Thanks guru Win2Win i've learned some important notes how to update my website.... thanks. :)

pinkpetals
24th March 2012, 03:50
Thanks for the tips boss..I do have a few blogs and some ads on them but it doesn't really earn that much. It's just so tiring most of the time to update blogs from time to time...:doh:doh

KeithD
24th March 2012, 10:09
Use something like myarticlenetwork.com to get free daily content. Never post more than 2 per day though. You need backlinks, so use something like http://fiverr.com/xrumer__xrumer/create-10-000-verified-xrumer-forum-profile-backlinks ... not really white hat, but it helps small blog owners :cwm24: It takes about 3-6 weeks for them to take effect.

webclinician
17th July 2012, 19:51
Making money in the internet is not easy.
Hubpages and squidoo can give you something but barely enough to get you to mcdonalds. Considerinf the time and effort one had to put in articles, it is not for me.
I was unemployed for about a year when I came to UK and if I heard about search engine optimization then, life would have been easier.
It is fairly easy as many people actually look for other to help with their backlinks, directory listing etc.
My english is ok but it takes me a lot of time to make an article so I just hire someone to do it for me. I use best spinner to spin it and get more link juice.
Bookmarking demon is ok but the problem is that I heard that your IP address can get banned.
Most of all, the best way to earn money from a website is to make a website yourself. I did one only due to lack of time but at least I am in the top 5-7 of google with my target keyword.

webclinician
18th July 2012, 12:55
SEO is quite easy...provided you have time. I wished I heard about that word when I first came to UK when I have loads of time in my hand.

I am working full time now so just touching and promoting my site every now and then.

The best way to make money on internet (billionaire/millionaire status) is to create a site of your own.

Others can work on articles but as I am not a native english speaker, it will take me time to create an article. I just outsorce on someone to do my articles for $1=100 words. Obviously he's American...cheap english labour.

Once he write articles, I just use thebestspinner when I have time. I'm a bit too lazy because I got to the first page with the keywords that I like.

One trick is to use bookmarking demon to bookmark articles (not directly on my site) because it may get penalized. It can also cause problem as it uses my IP address, private IP address is another cost and I don't want to have problem my IP address.

I mainly submit at squidoo because one submission and it's done. Hubpages is too much hard work for me in maintaining a score of 75? can't remember.

If I were in the Philippines, I could have done SEO more as it can earn me dollars/pounds but not now as I am earning the same anyway.

By the way, are signature links allowed in this forum?

Steve.r
18th July 2012, 13:00
By the way, are signature links allowed in this forum?

Not if you intend to promote your business, if you want to do that you have to
contact Admin and pay like everyone else.

shannonwells830
13th September 2012, 06:07
Sounds easy...I hope I can be successful like all of you. Thank you for the tips.

Mathew999
14th September 2012, 23:11
i have a site off my own and i am always at the top and do nothing
maybe its what you sell
but if anyone knows how i can bring in more income from owning a site please let me know
Matt

Bikramyogi
20th March 2013, 18:07
I had to get a web developer from the Philippines for a small business as I know nothing on how to make a website lol. They charged me $160 for design and slicing (whatever that means!). Haha, looked it up and it costs a fortune here to get someone to design a website for you. I'm just wondering if what the developer quoted for me was a reasonable deal? Thanks!

Ako Si Jamie
14th September 2014, 10:30
I had to get a web developer from the Philippines for a small business as I know nothing on how to make a website lol. They charged me $160 for design and slicing (whatever that means!). Haha, I looked it up and it costs a fortune here to get someone to design a website for you. I'm just wondering if what the developer quoted for me was a reasonable deal? Thanks!

All depends on the size of the website and what you want doing to it. 160 dollars is around £100 I think, and for that price in the UK the website would be very basic with no more than a few pages.

SimonH
14th September 2014, 10:40
I have a website that generates a few quid each month, won't post a link unless it's ok to do so :smile:

les_taxi
14th September 2014, 12:27
Tiger knows how to make money off the Internet! Trouble is, it's off me.

SimonH
14th September 2014, 12:30
Tiger knows how to make money off the Internet! Trouble is, it's off me.


I wouldn't bet on that :wink:

Ako Si Jamie
14th September 2014, 13:02
Tiger knows how to make money off the Internet! Trouble is, it's off me.:icon_lol:

Arthur Little
14th September 2014, 23:36
:doh, Jamie ... I think you've been plumbing the depths tonight, while searching for posts to reply to, in dredging up an old thread which - on this page - contains the usernames of a number of chancers who have wound up getting banned for nosing around looking at ways of making a few quick bucks by trying to advertise on this website free of charge. :wink:

SimonH
15th September 2014, 06:15
Hey Arthur, how did you know my website was plumbing related :icon_lol:

Ako Si Jamie
15th September 2014, 11:20
Depths? The thread is at the top on the first page. Didn't know it was a breeding ground for chancers as I've just read it for the first time but if that's the case maybe it's best to close the thread altogether or even delete it.

Arthur Little
15th September 2014, 13:17
Depths? The thread is at the top on the first page. Didn't know it was a breeding ground for chancers as I've just read it for the first time but if that's the case maybe it's best to close the thread altogether or even delete it.

:nono-1-1: ... Jamie, :biggrin: you misunderstand.

Like you, I'd been rummaging around for something to answer and just happened to come across your response to a query raised by a member 18 months' ago.

:yeahthat: was all ... :anerikke: ... meant as more of a :joke: on my part really! It so happened I noticed there'd been a few opportunists, with "an eye to the main chance", snooping around on a bona fide topic raised by Keith himself. :smile:

No offence intended mate. Nor is there any need to close a thread appertaining to a subject initially introduced in good faith. :NoNo:

SimonH
15th September 2014, 13:26
:Wave: Hey, what about my website where you can buy all sorts of stuff which will be of absolutely no interest to anyone on here :Rasp:

Can I post a link so you can waste some time looking at stuff you neither need nor know what it is unless you're an engineer :Cuckoo:

Ako Si Jamie
15th September 2014, 22:46
:nono-1-1: ... Jamie, :biggrin: you misunderstand.

Like you, I'd been rummaging around for something to answer and just happened to come across your response to a query raised by a member 18 months' ago.

:yeahthat: was all ... :anerikke: ... meant as more of a :joke: on my part really! It so happened I noticed there'd been a few opportunists, with "an eye to the main chance", snooping around on a bona fide topic raised by Keith himself. :smile:

No offence intended mate. Nor is there any need to close a thread appertaining to a subject initially introduced in good faith. :NoNo:Sounded like you mods were on the warpath again :xxparty-smiley-004: but I wasn't offended, I was just making a point. That last message I sent, Arthur, was from my mobile so I couldn't add smileys to soften the tone. :smile:

tiger31
16th September 2014, 01:38
Tiger knows how to make money off the Internet! Trouble is, it's off me.
hahahahaha

malolos
18th September 2014, 23:01
Recycled toilet paper ok.

marylen
19th January 2015, 10:33
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Gorham
11th February 2015, 12:56
All depends on your ability? Think, what special skills do you possess.