Bloggers everywhere have wondered how to make money online, and here are 9 tips from Daniel Scocco of DailyBlogTips.com:

1. Addunits to my Big Websites
2. Addunits to my Small Websites
3. Use the Large Units
4. Place the Units above the Fold
5. Focus on Organic Traffic
6. Start using AdSense for Search
7. Start using AdSense for Feeds
8. Plau around with section targeting
9. Test with Different Colors and Fonts

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Question of the day: Have you made money with Google AdSense? You don’t have to tell me how much, don’t worry.

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Benefits

• Maintenance of a site is minimal.
• It basically runs itself.
• While there are costs, hosting, full of merchants and their
• The costs of advertising the site is profitable and has a decent income for Brandon, now a novice at Syracuse University.
• In addition, the site is essentially to run from anywhere.
• It’s also very profitable and very fun

Disadvantages

• Dealing with the school and the owners of a company can sometimes be difficult.
• To speak to a customer outside of a class or in a dining room can be very embarrassing.
• Calls during lessons I can not answer immediately.
• I have to wait until after school and may lose sales this way.
• Or, if a client needs only a few details and I can not go back, and after the school day, it hurts my relationship with the company

For Brandon the Internet continues to have the mentality of the old school and the rules of business .

As for me, I’m getting used to the idea of nanoblogging which doesn’t take too much time, and it really awesome.

If you’d like to read the full article then you can check it out here: Secrets Of A Teenage Entrepreneur.

In the meantime, here’s my question of the day (QOTD):

Have you ever tried starting a business? And if you have, then what kind of business?

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Hey guys I know you’ve learned about email marketing before, and here’s a short little guide showing you how to setup your first Aweber autoresponder.

Write one long article
Autoresponder series are pretty close to article series in structure. When you write them they’ll all basically have the same sort of content, and they’ll all be one document.
Set the first time interval long
Set the followup time very high. Something like 999 days. Once you’re satisfied, then change the followup time to something more reasonable. Set the first couple of emails ought to go out a day or two apart, and have the mojo to test conversion, I don’t.

Get the details right
It’s easy to slap some text in a form, press the SAVE button and a set of emails ready to fire. It’s considerably more work to ensure that each email is worth reading. Hint: if it isn’t read, it probably won’t convert. Here’s some tips:

Keep the signature field simple, so you can use it for every followup series, and add custom fields.You may want to add a text block for links back to your blog or a sales page. If you’re cool enough, just tell people what you’re doing and how they benefit. You’ll make it back in the long term.

Test test test. Then test more more more.
As noted above, leave the first followup interval at 999 days until the whole series is vetted. Then change the followup interval appropriately.

If you’d like to read the whole article, then you can check it out here: Your First AWeber Autoresponder Followup Series. Once you’re done reading, then come back to my blog and let me know what your opinion is! I love getting opinions :)

Kris Roxas

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I got an amazing offer early this morning, and I think I crapped a rainbow. (My friend, Brian, came up with that phrase – I just thought it was funny and would get people to watch my videos.) And a special thanks to Petya (Pett) Corby for making me such a generous offer, it’s actually pretty sweet. Hopefully there’s no back-fires, or anything… that’d suck!

Enjoy!

Pett Corby – You-Choose-When.com

-Kris Roxas

Make sure you check out my youtube channel, and subscribe: http://Youtube.com/KrisRoxasTV

Question of the day: how do you feel about video marketing, and online bands? Or about pregnancy, since this is what this offer was about… (No I’m not getting pregnant, or trying to get somebody pregnant, get your mind out of the gutter.)

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I’ve actually been doing a lot less, but I pretty much the same result. Actually, I think it’s a lot better! I only have time for less – therefore I work smarter. Yada yada yada, you’ve heard this before, right? I suppose so, but I’m still going to tell you about it.

Basically it’s like this. I’m not scrounging for links off of forums anymore, or whipping out link packets or even doing daily blog comments (although, I think I should be). I’ve been doing a few comments here and there, and varying my content. I’ve gone up several pages in Google for putting up Youtube videos, and putting a link back – embedding them probably did something good, as well. I’ve even tweeted my videos, made comments on YouTube, which provides links back to my profile, which adds more views and ranks. It’s not much, but it’s something.

I almost don’t want to ruin it by doing too much!

Here’s what I’ve been doing:

1. Twitter
2. Vlogging
3. Blogging (like right now)
4. Responding to threads on a single forum
5. Various tasks – like making videos, and making comments, etc.

That’s it. I think I might be doing better in the search engines, and in general, because I’m more relaxed and becoming more effective. I’m also not even trying anymore. It’s just been flowing perfectly. Here’s a way you can do this too…

What do you want your business to be like? Without any sort of consequences, or restrictions.

What kind of customers do you want to attract? How will they act if they see you? How would you act if you saw them?

What kind of work do you want to do? For me, I just want to come up with evil schemes. Used in a good way – it sounds kind of evil, but no, I’m going to use them for goodness. I’ll do blogging now and then, as well.

How long will you take to finish? I only want to take up maybe 1-3 hours of my time. So I try doing that, but I may get caught up in things, but I still only try taking up a few hours. Maybe less than one-single-hour.

Is it fun, or enjoyable? I mean, everybody should love work. Those people out there who fcuking HATE work have got it all wrong. I know that’s just a shell – they want to do something better, and more meaningful. They’re lying to themselves, or they don’t have the means to do it. They either don’t have enough knowledge, or resources – money, time, etc. I think there’ll always be time, though, so don’t worry.

I’m actually thinking up starting up a new blog. One about nunchucks, and martial arts in general. I LOVE nunchucks, I’m pretty much a master so now I’m inventing new tricks. I can use any joint to rebound them, flip them over my shoulder and catch it with my hands (and feet!), I can kick them up, and tons of other stuff. I love these things, they’re so fun!

And my last point…

How much do you want to get paid? I want to get paid disgustingly large amounts of money, for doing hardly any work that’s fun and enjoyable. I still have to do this, but soon =) Trust me, things move quickly in this world. They move suddenly, even if it doesn’t seem like it.

Ask any old person… Or even yourself. I even ask myself this at 16, ‘Where have the years gone?‘ Not I mostly say ‘months’ or ‘days’ or something, but you get the point. Time moves so fast – therefore we’ll always progress fast. It’s crazy..

Anyways, hope you have a nice day! (Truly)

Kris.

And now here’s my shameless pitch. Check out Maverick Coaching’s Success Principle.

http://cli.gs/success-principle

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How I use follow-up marketing (emails, and stuff) without making people angry at me. It’s a cool little way to make money online, and it’s automated. When people aren’t angry - guess what happens. They check things out. And guess what happens if they’re happy - they buy. It’s worth it to just do these 3 little tricks.

Kris Roxas

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