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Increase Your Monthly Online Revenues

By Werner Michael Heus on Friday, January 16th, 2009 | 1 Comment

Hi dear readers,

If you are wondering how to increase your monthly online income
in this year, starting immediately from this month, then this
email is for you.

So you may want to read it very carefully…

Currently more and more internet marketers are finding it much
more profitable to pay end-users like you and me directly to see
their ads instead of paying “middle-men” like Google Adwords.

That’s exactly how you can easily start building new streams of
revenue online — simply by reading ads in your email by joining
multiple free-to-join “Paid-To-Read-Email” (PTR) Programs.

Of course, you don’t have to purchase anything, you get paid for
just looking at the ads. (The marketers do get good results and
that’s they keep spending their ad-money at the popular PTR
programs.)

For example, one of my good friends has made $1,604.98 without
spending a dime from just 3 such programs (you can join over
20).

And now he has finally revealed his strategies how he does it
through his popular “MoneyListProfits.com (MLP) System”.

Here’s what I recommend that you do immediately if you really
want to take some definitive action to shake things up and cause
some major positive changes in your monthly online revenues:

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Step 1: Watch The Video
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Watch the “$1,604.98 Video” where the founder of MLP logs into
his own personal accounts and shows you how much extra money can
be made from PTR programs without spending a dime:

==> Increase Your Monthly Online Revenues

(His private video has become extremely popular and his server
is getting hammered with numerous requests to watch it at the
same time, so if you can’t see the video immediately then try
again later.)

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Step 2: Join MLP
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After watching the video, immediately signup and become an MLP
Member from his website. You will then be able to discover the
names of those programs that are making payments to hundreds of
his members regularly every month.

You can also use those programs to promote your own website
and/or affiliate products to thousands of other PTR users (it is
still quite an unknown marketing strategy, but the news are
spreading fast — so you better hurry!)

Oh, and you will also discover his secret PTR strategies and get
his power tools that he shares with MLP Members only — that
will help you increase your monthly PTR earnings at a rapid
pace.

You can always choose to use your earnings to cash-out or to
promote your own or affiliate websites to other PTR users for
even higher profits.

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Step 3: Become MLP’s Exclusive Partner
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As his exclusive partner, MLP will pay you $25.00 per member
that you refer to them.

And they will also share some exclusive power-tracking tools and
step-by-step bootcamp training to help you get at least 5
referrals in just 10 days even if you are a “newbie” in
affiliate marketing.

(I bet you haven’t ever seen the power tools that they will give
you anywhere on the net before!)

Expect to make more from their private state-of-the-art
partnership program than you have ever made from any other
normal affiliate program!

Entry into their partnership program is by invitation only, but
you can get in if you become an MLP Member today. Instructions
on how to create your MLP Affiliate Partner account will be sent
to you immediately on becoming an MLP Member.

To your success,
W.M.Heus

P.S. I strongly recommend watching the entire “$1,604.98 Video”
immediately and completing the other 2 steps outlined above if
you really want to increase your monthly online revenues in this
year starting immediately from this month:

==> Increase Your Monthly Online Revenues





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Blog Promotion via RSS Directory Submission

By Werner Michael Heus on Saturday, January 10th, 2009 | No Comments

According to Technorati, there are over 15 million blogs as of July 2005. And during July, an average of 80,000 new blogs were created each day. If you own a blog, how are you going to promote it in order to stay ahead of the competition?

Fortunately, there is a simple, yet very effective method: RSS directory submission. Submitting your RSS newsfeed to specialized news directories benefits your site in several ways.

RSS directory submission increases your readership. When a person is looking for newsfeeds to add to their RSS reader, it is highly likely they will visit an RSS directory to find newsfeeds on their subject of interest. I recently visited a directory looking for personal business blogs. I subscribed to several, and now read them via RSS on a regular basis. Someone else may have an excellent business blog, but since they weren’t listed in the directory, I was unable to discover their site.

RSS directory submission enables your content to be duplicated and linked to from other sites. One of the key benefits of syndicating content through RSS is that it increases your reach. You can publish an article, then have excerpts of that article placed on hundreds of other websites – with links back to the original on your site. Many webmasters want to have fresh content for their visitors, and embedding an RSS newsfeed is the easiest way to do that. You’ll want to make sure that you are listed in RSS directories when a webmaster visits looking for website content – or your competitors may get the free promotion!

RSS directory submission provides immediate link popularity. RSS directories are similar to other web directories – you get a free, one-way link back to your site when you are listed. Think about this. Most RSS directories carry a pagerank (PR) of 5 or higher. When you multiply that over 50 RSS directories, that is a lot of links back to your site – meaning increased search engine rank and more visitors.

There are several ways you can submit your RSS newsfeed to directories. The first, obviously, is by hand. You can get a list of the directories (http://www.rss- software.net/rss-directories.php), then go to each website and add your feed manually. Since there are many RSS directories, this can take quite a while. To save the webmaster time, two ways of automated directory submission exist.

The first one is RSS Submit (http://www.dummysoftware.com/rsssubmit.html), a program that automates the directory submission process. All you have to do is open the software, enter the URL for your feed, and RSS Submit will instantly send the feed information to approximately 40 directories. You can also manually submit your site to another 25 directories using RSS Submit’s auto-fill function.

The second method is appropriately named: RSS Directory Submission Service (http: //www.rssdirectorysubmission.com). This service is similar to RSS Submit – you give them your feed URL, and they submit it to over 50 directories. The difference between the two is price: while RSS Submit costs $44.95 for a personal, non- commercial license. RSS Directory Submission Service charges $8.95 per feed submission. And since sites usually only have one feed, the RSS Directory Submission Service is more economical for most RSS publishers.

Regardless of the RSS directory submission method you choose, make sure to do it! You will find the effort small compared to the benefits you receive.



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How to use RSS for a Blog?

By Werner Michael Heus on Monday, January 5th, 2009 | No Comments

If you have any interest in blogs as a publishing format, then you have undoubtedly come across the term: R.S.S.

Under normal conditions, the content of a web page is limited to one domain, and the visitor to it. To allow the use of content on a larger number of sites, syndication is employed.

This is the time where RSS should come in your thoughts. A site owner or blogger using his site as a pulpit for any number of topics can make his content available via RSS. Once done, his comments or content will be fed to the news aggregators for syndication/delivery to anyone which is interested in such content.

What means RSS?
“RSS” stands for Really Simple Syndication or Rich Site Summary. It is a standard for publishing regular updates to web-based content.

It is a simple technology for sharing and distributing content like data, news headlines and other web page content with other webmasters and users.

RSS is like email in that it is used to collect and deliver content you have opted to receive. News aggregators collect the “feeds” (syndicated content) from a blog and publish it.
If you have an RSS Reader you can subscribe to the ‘feed’ and receive current up to date content from your favorite content source – it is that easy!

Using this standard, a blog owner can provide updates, such as the latest news headlines or weblog
postings to those interested in such content.

With RSS, the blog owner could update his/her readers with new content and use RSS as a means of organizing his content into a more accessible form to the benefit of anyone wishing to use it.

I recommend to Use It, not only read it!

How can you use RSS?

Get your site listed in search engine and RSS directories.

Use RSS to update your websites with fresh, relevant content – this happens automatically – without writing a single word. You can turn RSS feeds into customized HTML and display the feed on your blog.

One of the great benefits of displaying RSS news feeds on your website is that it boosts your position in search engines.

RSS will automatically notify the search engine spiders that you’ve updated your website content.

RSS gives you a new marketing venue to display your ads, messages, and news directly onto your subscriber’s desktop!
It will also build your credibility and Brand Name online – with little effort!

If your favorite sites have RSS feeds, you can subscribe to those feeds in an RSS News Reader. The reader
will automatically check all the sites you’ve subscribed to and show you new updated content when it is added.

Potentially hundreds of other websites can publish your news and articles. This will provide free exposure and free traffic as a consequence.

A news aggregator is “software that periodically reads a set of news sources, in one of several XML-based formats, finds the new bits, and displays them in reverse-chronological order on a single page.

RSS is a document format that is XML-based.

RSS feed or news feed is essentially a file in RSS format.

XML is a programming language and stands for Extensible Markup Language derived from S.G.M.L. or Standard General Markup Language.

A Parser is a computer program

If you want to know more about blogging, feel free to use my RSS feed which you find on top of this blog.



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Search Engine Marketing With Blogs

By Werner Michael Heus on Sunday, January 4th, 2009 | 1 Comment

Blogs become the SEO tool of choice by many webmasters very fast.

Why?

The answer is simple: Content. Search engines love content. The more content your blog can provide on a steady basis, the better your ability to increase traffic. Blogs are easy to start and anyone can for more effective SEO management.

Which content can you place in your blog?

You can place any useful information, ideas, thoughts or articles about your product or service. Let the readers know you have something more to offer then just a simple service. People who feel comfortable about a blog owner/author are far more likely to buy from him/her. Let your readers know who you are and what you are capable of doing for them.

Now that you have your content, you need to get it into the reader’s hands.

The advantage of using a blog is that you can syndicate your content. Rich Site Summary or RSS is a format used to syndicate your content instantly. In other words, people can have your content posted on their web site or sent to their email. Most blog sites will give you your own special URL to submit to sites that syndicate content. These sites will then contact your URL for the content. The more you update your site the more your site will be indexed or PINGED by RSS feeds. To help ensure your RSS feed is being indexed, enter the RSS tag into the of your site. Just enter your site title and the URL with your special URL for RSS. This and other tags can be used in most blogs. Take advantage of them. I strongly recommend to use WordPress,
which offers a lot of features and plugins and installs RSS feed for you automatically.

To create a blog will allow your content to be syndicated which in turn will increase traffic to your web site as well as build your link popularity through RSS and blog directories.

This will give you and your products or services recognition. The knowledge and personal insights that you share will help build your business and your customer relations. The RSS feeds, blog directories and social bookmarking sites will also help build your page rank on the search engines. Blogs have all the ingredients to be one of the best free advertising tools the Internet has to offer.

Start through !

I wish you much success and all the best, also good luck on all your ways

W.M.Heus



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How to do Search Engine Optimization for a blog?

By Werner Michael Heus on Saturday, January 3rd, 2009 | 1 Comment

Blogging software is really a simple Content Management System (CMS) that easily adds new pages and integrates them into your site’s navigational structure and linkage – I highly recommend to use WordPress.

Blogs and blog posts are naturally search engine friendly because they are text-rich, link-rich, frequently-updated webpages that use stylesheets or CSS, and have very little extraneous HTML.

To optimizing a blog is in the most cases very easy to do, it only depends on the blogging service or software you use, the results may look somewhat different.

If you follow some simple rules for search engine optimization (SEO), your blog can rank much higher than any static website page – Google likes blogs and frequently updated fresh content.

Here are the most important rules to follow to get your posts listed for keywords of your choice.

Use your primary keyword in your blog domain

Whether you purchase a separate domain for your blog, or host it on a blogging service or a subdomain of your own site, try to ensure that your URL contains the primary keyword you want to optimize for.

For example, if you want your blog to get found for the keyword “pay check” get a domain with the keyword “pay check”.

To get a domain name with your own name might make for good branding, especially if your blog is a personal blog.

But if you may create it for business and want the targeted traffic, keywords in the domain nam are the move in the right direction.

Use your primary key phrase in your blog header tags and the title of your posts

If your primary key phrase is “business blogging” make sure that the word business, or blogging, or both, appear in your blog headers (the H1 or H2 tags) as well as the title of each of your posts.

Most blogging software will take the keywords in your post title and put them into the file name of the permalink posts it creates.

With software like WordPress  you may require the mod_rewrite command to save the title of your entries as a permalink.

Use your secondary keywords in the body of your post

If you want to get listed for secondary keywords use them infrequently in the body of your post and pepper your blog titles or links with them appropriately.

Don’t overdo this or your posts will end up sounding unnatural and spammy to readers.

Use your keywords in the anchor text of links

Keywords in links have more importance than simple text.

Use your primary and secondary keywords in the anchor text of links when linking to other blog posts or to other pages on your main site.

Link keywords where they naturally appear in the body text, but again, don’t overdo it, or you’ll end up with spammy looking pages.

Make sure search engines can spider your blog easily

Set up your blog so that the side navigation bar is present on all your pages.

Make sure your archives and previous posts are accessible from all pages of your blog so they get spidered easily.

Get backlinks from other blogs or websites

Links pointing to your blog or posts are essential to build pagerank and make your blog rank higher in the search engine listings, but have a look that your links are relevant to your blog content.

I recommend that you focus your linking efforts on the methods here:

Submit your blog to Blog Search Engines and Directories:

Submitting your blog and RSS feed to blog search engines and directories is essential for getting high-quality links back to your blog.


Trackbacks:

You can also get links back to your blog using trackbacks. One of the disadvantages of using Blogger is that it does not automatically create trackback urls that others can use to link back to your posts.

But if trackbacks are an important component of your linking strategy, I would advise using another software or system that adds this feature automatically.

Comments:

You can also get back links to your blog by posting legitimate comments in response to posts on other blogs, but take care to post on blogs with same relevant theme as your own blog!

Update your blog content frequently

There’s no better “food” for search engine spiders than fresh content.

Post and update your blog frequently using all the rules outlined above and there’s no reason why your blog will not get you top rankings in a short period of time.

Stay put

Once you create your blog, try to stick to the same domain and blog host or system for as long as you continue to publish.

You could end up losing a lot of your traffic, your readers and all your search engine listings if you decide to move.

I wish you all the best and good luck on all your ways

W.M.Heus



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Blog or not to blog for Small Business ?

By Werner Michael Heus on Friday, January 2nd, 2009 | 7 Comments

A weblog, or “blog” started out as a personal journal on the Web.

They have evolved far beyond that initial concept. Now, blogs cover as many different topics as there are people writing them. Some blogs are highly influential and have readership which exceeds most traditional newspapers, while others are mainly intended as personal journals to be shared with only family and friends.

So, should you consider blogging?

The power of blogs is that they allow millions of people to easily publish their ideas, thoughts, experiences or what ever and millions more to comment on them. Increasingly people write, read and comment on blogs. Many people mistakenly believe that blogs are only personal diaries. More and more, blogs are being used by businesses to attract customers. Since blogs are actual in all flavors, let’s hav a look at the basics of blogging.

A blogger is someone who writes a blog.

The “Blogosphere” is a word used to describe the online community of bloggers and their writings. A blog differs from a website only because it is a website that is updated frequently, most often displaying its material in journal-like entries. An entry, a post, or a posting, are the terms often used to refer to a specific article or commentary written by the blogger on his or her blog. Many weblogs allow readers to write a reaction (comment) to what was written in the blog entry. These comments can often be found directly following the blog entry.

For a lot of people, blogging is a hobby.

For some, like journalists, writers, business leaders and political leaders, writing blogs enhances their professional careers. A blog gives the voice a broader audience and allows more direct and interactive contact with the readers. Some bloggers have readership numbers approaching that of big media and are able to earn income from their blogs. But potential profit should not be the primary motivation for blogging.

Why should a blog be part of your business marketing strategy?

The blogging movement is picking up speed, particularly for businesses. Blogging is one arena where the size of your company won’t matter. A blog is NOT the place to promote your product or company. It is a place to promote your ideas, thoughts, experience, provide tips, and express yourself in the hopes of building an audience. That audience may become customers.

There are two key concepts to keep in mind when deciding whether you will launch a blog or not:

providing quality content and blogging regularly.

These are critical to creating an audience for your blog.

A successful blog is written with a distinct audience in mind. In this way, you can provide content that is unique to your audience’s issues, needs, or desires. If you create content they like and wish to return to read, you will produce quality content. Successful bloggers have a focused topic and a unique personality.

Both your topic and unique style will cause your audience to return to your blog.

When they return, it is critical to stay true to your audience and tone of your blog. If people are reading your blog, it’s because they like your topic and tone. Try not to stray from your typical topics and style too much. This will give your readers a reason to link back to your blog on an ongoing basis. But your content and tone are just one element to consider. Also critical to your ongoing blogging success is how frequently you update your blog.

If you don’t update your blog often enough, blog readers will move on to other blogs. There are too many blogs out there competing for your reader’s attention. Blog readers will go where the content is.

Successful blogging takes a commitment of your time. When you begin blogging and wish to capture an audience, you should be prepared to blog every day. In this way, you can develop an audience who counts on you to help them begin or end their day. This means you should also try to post at the same time each day. Your readers will get accustomed to your schedule and check your blog at the appropriate time. The time of day is not as crucial as the consistency in your posting.

So, is a blog right for you?

Think good about the following:

Do you have a distinct topic in mind?

Do you have a strong opinion or passion for the topic?

Do you know what audience you are writing for?

Do you have the time to commit to regular postings on your blog?

If so, START THROUGH and I wish to see you in the blogosphere!

I wish you all the best and good luck on all your ways

W.M.Heus



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The Biggest Reason To Start A Blog

By Werner Michael Heus on Thursday, January 1st, 2009 | No Comments

WELCOME and HAPPY NEW YEAR 2009 to all people around the globe

I wish you health, good luck on all your ways for you and your family

W.M.Heus

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Even people who don’t own a computer know what blogging is.

Everyone is talking about it. Heck, even the Doonesbury comicstrip ran a few panels on the subject, also the most clebritieshave a blog for crying out loud!

But did you know that there is a secret benefit to blogging that has NOTHING to do with the subject matter?

In fact, you could blog on about the sex life of the Tasmanian fruit fly and still reap big rewards.

Yep, just like nearly everything else on the Internet, there’s money to be made with blogging IF you know the secret…

OK, OK. I’ll tell you, but first let’s take a quick ride in the wayback machine and see how blogging came to be as popular as it is today.

Back at the dawn of the World Wide Web, new web sites have been a rarity. Geekie guys and girls struggled with the new technology and the launch of a new page, A new web site was practically a media event. In the early days of the Internet, each new page was a cause for celebration.

In 1992, Tim Berners-Lee, the scientist generally credit with inventing the World Wide Web (and you thought it was Al Gore, created the first What’s New Page. Later, another Internet legend, Marc Andreesen, put up his own page. Both of these men created hot links to all of the new pages springing up on the net.

As the World Wide Web came into its own, a new breed of programmer, called a Web Master (because they had mastered the World Wide Web) created their own pages that contained suggestions on cool web sites to visit. Because they didn’t list every single new web site, just the ones that they thought were interesting, they were said to have filtered the net. In 1998, Jorn Barger, a bit of an odd duck, even by Internet pioneer standards, first used the term ‘weblog’ to describe his blog called ‘Robot Wisdom’.

As bloggers banded together to form communities, people sought easier and faster ways to create blogs. As a result, automated and easy to use blogging programs such as Blog-In-A-Box were developed so that even a half-dazed wallabie can put up a blog in between munching on stalks of grass.

But why in the world would you WANT to run a blog if you have an income-generating site?

Surely your customer isn’t interested in reading about your trials and tribulations of the daily business grind, right?
Probably not. However, if you can build a blog that catches their attention, such as where the fish are biting if you sell fishing supplies, they WILL come. And so will the surprise that I mentioned earlier.

You see, among your visitors to your blog will be a software program known as a spider. Not just any spider, mind you, but the granddaddy of all search engine spiders — the Google spider. You see, Google LOVES to index blogs. Yep, it’s true.

And that, as soon-to-be inmate Martha would say, is a good thing.

In a nutshell, Google loves pages that have links to other pages. Blogs link to all kinds of stuff. Google loves pages that are linked FROM other pages. A good blog gets lots of links to it as loyal readers tell everyone they know to put links to their favorite blog on their web site.

Finally, Google loves fresh content. An active blog’s content can change minute by minute, but at least it’s almost guaranteed to change daily.

So, if you can find a decent subject to blog about, and you can get a blog up and running quickly and easily, you just might be amazed at what happens to your site’s page rank in a few weeks or more.

Listen, with tools like Blog-In-A-Box available to get you going, there really is no reason NOT to get blogging!

Good luck!



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