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My Entrecard went crazy

April 8th, 2008 | 15 Comments | Posted in entrecard

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entrecard 

I think I just beat Darren from Problogger and John Chow if that stat is true. 4096 credits to advertise on my blog hahah

Maybe there are some glitch at the server. This is not the first time server break down happen at Entrecard.com. I think Entrecard should get a big funder to buy a new server to support increasing traffic in the future.

The requested site did not respond to a connection request and the browser has stopped waiting for a reply.

    * Could the server be experiencing high demand or a temporary outage?  Try again later.
    * Are you unable to browse other sites? Check the computer’s network connection.
    * Is your computer or network protected by a firewall or proxy?  Incorrect settings can interfere with Web browsing.
    * Still having trouble? Consult your network administrator or Internet provider for assistance.

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How to convert your reader to Firefox and make money

November 25th, 2007 | 6 Comments | Posted in firefox, making money online, tips, tutorial, tv ad

Did you know that Google Adsense has a referral program which will allow you to earn up to USD 1 everytime you refer one new user to install the Firefox browser.

So, lets calculate now, and do some math. If your blog traffic, let say you have 2 to 3 hundred readers everyday , and half of that is using IE,and by using the right way you an earn the USD 100 or more just by convince your user and make them convert to Firefox.How ? Easy !

1. Let them watch this ad first hehe

2. Just like selling a product, you must show how good is your product rite, so let’s convince them first.Why do you have to use Firefox rather than Internet Explorer?

Improved Tabbed Browsing

-and IE copied them

Spell Checking

- prevent typo in your post

Search Suggestions

-will suggest the best match word with your search

Session Restore

-If you close the firefox by accident, they will restore it for you.

Web Feeds (RSS)

-If you like certain website such as mine (heheh), you can click the rss icon and subscribe it. Easy rite

Pop-up Blocker

- What can I say more about this ? Prevent pop up while surfing is such a relief.Just forget old days when you use IE and have to close a lot of pop up advertisement

It is FREE, and how is that sound for you.

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Making Money Online, Terms Introduction

November 21st, 2007 | 4 Comments | Posted in making money online
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Understanding the TERMS

Well, you have to agree that to understand how to make money online, you have to know the rules and the terms. So my first step is to understand the terms first. I did some research and find this at cwire. Hopefully it will help Beginner Blogger like me.

CPA (cost per action)
Advertisers pay once an action that has been previously defined occurs. Depending on the action, this can be the riskiest for a publisher and holds the least amount of risk for the advertiser (since it knows exactly what it is paying for and only pays for specific actions). Commission Junction connects advertisers and web publishers together and provide a platform for them to interact on a CPA basis.

CPC (cost per click)
Advertisers only pay when a user clicks on an ad. CPC campaigns shift risk to the publisher, as the publisher only receives payment when a user clicks on an advertisement. A publisher may have to show millions of impressions without receiving payment if users do not click on the advertisement. An example of a good CPC campaign is Google’s Adsense or Bidvertiser or Ad Brite. .

CPL (cost per lead) - See CPA definition.

CPM (cost per thousand)
The most basic way of measuring internet display advertising. Advertisers purchase impressions from publishers and pay on a “per thousand” basis. For example an advertiser may purchase 1,000,000 ad impressions at a $10 CPM, the total ad buy would be for $10,000. CPM campaigns benefit the publisher the most, as they have no risk, all of the risk lies with the advertiser (they are paying regardless of whether or not an action by a user occurs). An example of a network that pays affiliates on a CPM basis is Ad Brite.

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