I know I haven’t posted my earnings at the end of September, but I don’t make a lot from this blog. I thought I would post my earnings for September and October together. And I just noticed that my blog earnings during summer were posted on the wrong category. Well, I don’t want to change their urls now for SEO purposes. Now, let’s see how much more money I made:
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Everyone wants higher CTR on their landing pages. This is why some of the forums are filled with people looking for high CTR landing pages, but innovation is at its minimum. People find copying easier and the ones who do not copy and create their own work lead the way. I did my own research and found that using after elements on links resulted in higher CTR ratio throughout my entire money making sites. Now lets move on the part where I teach you how to use CSS :after pseudo-element 
I was waiting for this update for a long time now. Its been known that google updates its toolbar pagerank value about every three months, but I have to tell you. Those 3 months couldn’t have past slower for me. Reading the rants of people who are getting punished in this update, I have to tell you, they are wrong! Pagerank is there for a reason.
What is Habari? “Habari” is a Swahili word that means “what’s the news?” It’s similar to the English “What’s up?” or the Spanish “¿Qué pasa?” The typical response is “mzuri sana”, which means “very good.” Actually its just a new blogging software in development. I believe Habari has lots of potential as a CMS, but also as a place to find a lot of exploits.
You have probably met some of the spam sites that replicate google searches for lots and lots of google indexed pages. Believe me, they do receive a lot of hits, because pages they serve are very relevant. Indexing searches is a known for good amount of time, but what we are going to do is we will make google index our site-wide searches not google search engine result pages (serps). And at the end, we will be generating a lot of traffic from google.
I now announce that my awaited Wordpress Theme, Ali Nazik is finally finished. I know I am releasing it after the deadline I was talking about, but I had some other work to do. Its not like I am making thousands of dollars with every blog post like others Its mostly black & white like the current design of TurkHitBox.com. Here are some screenshots before you read the rest of the post.
On this post, I am going to show you an unique way of searching high-traffic keywords. As many of you know, many sites use free traffic counter service provided by ExtremeTracking.com. Most of the statistical data of these sites are public and for you analyze.
Looking at the amount of emails I got about the Part 1 and Part 2 of my Blogger Seo Tips, I decided to pay more attention to Blogger. I guess Blogger users really feel left alone, don’t they? On part 1, I helped you guys to optimize your blogger settings before actually setting up your blog, and on part 2, I showed you how to imitate the <!–more–> function in Wordpress. On Part 3, we will be removing the Blogger Navigation Bar at the top.
On my feedburner post, I gave a screenshot of my upcoming Wordpress theme, Ali Nazik. The feedburner post may have failed as a linkbait, but got attention to my upcoming wordpress theme nonetheless. I am taking my time building the theme from scratch. I am trying to keep it simple while adding visual snippets. You will find some more screenshots of Ali Nazik on later on the post.
I ‘ll start of by describing what OpenID is:
In short, OpenID is a way for individuals to create identity online and use it anywhere OpenID is supported.
