By the way, I noticed links in my comments were getting the "nofollow" added. I fixed it.
Back off spammers! I still moderate all comments.
The author worked as a PHP / MySQL programmer for a Tampa Web Design Company for several years. He has now started his own Web Developer company and is recruiting clients.
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Jim Wang is a Jackass
Just kidding!
I have never met the guy.
If I followed correctly, Jim Wang writes both Blueprint to Financial Prosperity and Microblogger
Microblogger had a great bit called "Link Bait". Check it out.
(I just found that link was broken, and replaced it with a new version.)
I have never met the guy.
If I followed correctly, Jim Wang writes both Blueprint to Financial Prosperity and Microblogger
Microblogger had a great bit called "Link Bait". Check it out.
(I just found that link was broken, and replaced it with a new version.)
Mesothelioma
I heard a long time ago that Mesothelioma was a great advertising word. I have heard it repeated, and seen made for Adsense sites dedicated to it.
Picked up from http://www.microblogger.com/:
"Effective Cost per Thousand impressions (eCPM) is directly related to the content of the advertisements being displayed by your contextual block - if you write about blue widgets, you’ll see blue widgets. If you write about structured settlements, you’ll see advertisements about structured settlements. When you write about mesothelioma, your eCPM (if people click on the ads) will be higher than if you wrote about structured settlements, which will be higher than if you wrote about blue widgets. The content of your site, and this is why niche selection is crucial if you’re in it for the money, is what will dictate your eCPM - not your layout."
I don't know how prevalent this particular cancer really is, I am kind of surprised that asbestos related illness is still a concern. I hope that people who need mesothelioma treatment can find the sites they need, knowing they'll have to weed out all the made for Adsense sites and Mesothelioma blogs that really have nothing to do with fighting cancer or filing lawsuits against asbestos using companies.
Picked up from http://www.microblogger.com/:
"Effective Cost per Thousand impressions (eCPM) is directly related to the content of the advertisements being displayed by your contextual block - if you write about blue widgets, you’ll see blue widgets. If you write about structured settlements, you’ll see advertisements about structured settlements. When you write about mesothelioma, your eCPM (if people click on the ads) will be higher than if you wrote about structured settlements, which will be higher than if you wrote about blue widgets. The content of your site, and this is why niche selection is crucial if you’re in it for the money, is what will dictate your eCPM - not your layout."
I don't know how prevalent this particular cancer really is, I am kind of surprised that asbestos related illness is still a concern. I hope that people who need mesothelioma treatment can find the sites they need, knowing they'll have to weed out all the made for Adsense sites and Mesothelioma blogs that really have nothing to do with fighting cancer or filing lawsuits against asbestos using companies.
Labels:
Advertising,
Asbestos,
Asbestosis,
Made for Adsense,
Mesothelioma
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