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Coding For Online Success

October 9, 2007
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Show PR for your domains

Here is a small PHP script that will loop through a array of domains or take a url argument and show the PR for those domains or a single domain. This uses a great PHP script created by MagicBeanDip for handling the XOR32 for calculating the PR. The PR class is then called and used while looping through the domain array. If you pass in a url paramter (ie: http://www.yourdomain.com/pr.php?url=http://www.anotherdomain.com, you’ll see the PR for that single domain only. I could see using this with some AJaX hooks to see how your domains are performing in regards to Google page rank.

Depending on your affiliate strategy, PR can be very important or a non-issue. I personally want my blogs and community sites to rank high, but affiliate store fronts, etc, I could care less, since I’m generally paying to get visitors there any way. It would be nice to get the PR love higher and get free organic traffic there, but at this particular juncture, I’m fine with straight arbitage.

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October 5, 2007
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Google AdSense with affiliate store front (Good || Bad)?

Thats seems to be a common question I see on the various forums. I generally see people shouting the big fat NO in regards to this question. I’ve also read Shoemoney saying the same thing.. basically you’re sending visitors away for pennies, when you could have gotten a much better payout via commissions. John Chow got rid of his AdSense block, as well as ProBlogger (watch what he has to say about this here), but these do not necessarily apply to affiliate store fronts.

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October 5, 2007
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Using Google Alerts

Today I want to talk about a tip that you don’t see discussed too often. That is the use of Google Alerts. If you’re building a blog or store front and working for a niche, Google Alerts can be a handy tool to help give you content to write about!

As we know content is very important to get that needed organic search traffic, but coming up with content is not the easiest thing to do at times, especially if you’re super busy. It’s hard to feel the pulse of a certain niche you’re working in, even if that niche is something that you’re very interested in, etc.

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September 23, 2007
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Commission Junction, Banners or Google AdSense?

So you have a web site or web sites, and you’re interested in making money online. Where should you focus your money making opportunities? Commission Junction, paid banners or Google AdSense?

The answer: all 3 (and more)

You should experiment with everything on your site, find out what works and what doesn’t. Google AdSense is a easy way to make some money on the web site, but you could definitely be selling yourself short. Shoemoney now frowns on AdSense on the site saying basically you’re selling your traffic away. Instead of having a potential new visitor to the site, you might be throwing him away for .10 cents. In the end, that visitor could be worth much much more.

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