Blogging Tips

Shiny Ads – Self Serving Advertising for all Web Publishers

When selling your banner inventory to CPM ad networks, it can sometimes prove very difficult to sell all of your impressions. For example, if you have use Tribal Fusion, Burst Media and Casale Media then you might be lucky enough to sell 60-70% of your inventory; but what about the remaining 30%?

Step forward Shiny Ads, an advertising platform which lets you …

Written by Kevin Muldoon from Blog Themes Club
Posted on November 26th, 2009 and filed under Making Money
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Effectively Monetizing Your B2B Blog

You’ve spent the past 2, 3, 4 years building a loyal audience for your industry specific blog, or maybe you’ve just started but your domain expertise is so niche that you’ve already collected a small but growing following. Whatever the case, sooner or later you’ll want to start generating some income (if you are not already) for your efforts (the small percentage of bloggers who choose not to monetize their blogs …

Written by Chris Nichols from RepFolio
Posted on October 20th, 2009 and filed under Making Money
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7 Legit Ways To Make Money On Twitter

It’s no secret, everyone loves money and with Twitter’s huge growth, everyone is trying to profit off of it. Plus, the fact that we’re in a recession makes people even more eager to find legitimate ways to monetize their Twitter …

Written by Charnita Fance from mrsfance
Posted on July 25th, 2009 and filed under Making Money
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Misleading Visitors To Generate Affiliate Sales

Misleading Visitors To Generate Affiliate Sales I have read many affiliate marketers say that it doesn’t matter how you convince a web visitor into a buying a product, all that matters is that you generated a sale. I can agree with this on some levels.

For example, one of the most common ways of making money through sites like Amazon is to create …

Written by Kevin Muldoon from Blog Themes Club
Posted on July 23rd, 2009 and filed under Making Money
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Contenture – The anti-ad network

If you want to make money from a blog you have a limited number of options. The most popular approach is to run ads – typically using an ad network like Google’s AdSense. Many bloggers also join affiliate programs and post links and banners for those programs – but to the visitor it is just more ads. You can also charge a subscription fee – but you will have to have some …

Written by David Silversmith from Info Musing
Posted on May 19th, 2009 and filed under Making Money
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Are You Generating A Positive ROI For Your Blog Sponsors?

Most bloggers depend on some form of advertising revenue to survive. Yet few really know how to create value for the advertiser. This post, therefore, will attempt to uncover some ways to attract and retain blog sponsors for long-term gains.

The Numbers Game

Sponsor’s love to look at statistical data. So, create a web page containing your blog’s estimated daily or monthly unique visitors. Don’t guess this. Use web analytics tools such as …

Written by Ryan DSouza from Internet Marketing Strategy
Posted on April 7th, 2009 and filed under Making Money
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5 Practical Things You Can Do with Twitter

Yesterday, Kevin announced the launch of Blogging Tips first WordPress plugin, Twitter User, which lets users integrate their Twitter username with their profile information in WordPress and display a link to their Twitter account in the footer of every post (or elsewhere in the template).

However, many, including those who currently use Twitter, have wondered just how useful the service really is. Though there is a lot being said by Twitter’s millions of users, it’s easy to wonder if any of it has any practical, business value.

So here are five practical things that you can do with Twitter, despite its 140-character limits. I’ve done all of these at one point or another and know well the potential for Twitter to be a boon to anyone’s site or their business.