Author:John Calder
© 2004, John Calder
http://www.TheEzine.net

Since Google announced their revenue-sharing Adsense program in mid-2003, Internet marketers and other webmasters alike have embraced the program wholeheartedly. For content-heavy, non-commercially oriented sites, Adsense revenue is a welcome way to help defer hosting and other costs of running their sites. For marketers, Adsense is yet another revenue stream to add to pages that may already contain affiliate links, info products, and so on. For many marketers, Adsense was the first time they realized that they could make money from pay-per-click (PPC) advertising, rather than just spend money on it!

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That’s right - you heard it here folks (maybe not first)… Google has a plethora of new tools for you to use (and for them to track you with), including a personalised ‘portal’ type home page, strikingly simlar to MSN and Yahoo personal home pages…

» more…

Wow. I wish I started a search engine 5 years ago…

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Author: Robert Kennedy
Well this has been a busy day. I am truly fatigued. So I may cut my writings today short, but not cheap. We set a sales record today and entered more new printing orders than any other day since our inception in 1989. Today was a banner day…great.

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They’re all inter-related…

Title tags not only let Google know what the basic premise of your page is - it’s the ‘hook’ on the lure that is your website, trolling through the waters of search results….

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Author:Bill Vannot

Do you realize how many websites and directories exist on
the internet? They’re just sitting there waiting for you to
submit your website.

Author: Donna Monday
Maybe you’ve been wondering how to go about setting up a niche web site. Well, here’s a quick little article that will show you how to create your very own affiliate web site. Please note: this is the cheat sheet version. There is a lot more information you should learn about this subject before you get started.

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Authors: Rod Beckwith and Jeff Alderson

You might call it the new gold rush for professionals…
because all it takes is five dollars and only five minutes
and anybody can advertise their business on the world’s most
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Author:Andrew Williams

Here are some observations that I have made recently:

1. On several of my own sites, I have some pages with zero page rank despite having links pointing to them PR 5 pages on the same site. These pages are now 2-3 months old. Shouldn’t they have PR by now?

2. Most of these pages rank well despite the apparent PR 0.

3. Doing searches on Google show up a lot of anomalies. Many top ranking pages have PR 0.

For example, go to http://www.prsearch.net/

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Author: Jakob Jelling

No matter what browser you may want to use, you should consider using Google’s toolbar. Google.com, the innovative, stripped-down, add-free search engine that has taken the web by storm has provided an innovative interface through most web browsers; mainly Internet Explorer. This toolbar has many great features for searching around the Internet as well as blocking those annoying Pop-up ads that scream “BUY ME!” every twenty seconds.