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The Best Webmaster Related Forums Online

2008-09-28T02:17:00.001-07:00

- 1. DigitalPoint.com - Webmaster community where one can learn to make money running a website. Many great Tips and tricks

- 2. SitePoint.com - A webmaster haven. Many great internet gurus are here.

- 3. WebMasterWorld.com - Another Webmaster forum which talks a lot about Adsense. Big name players are here including Google employees themselves.

- 4. SearchEngineWatch.com - Really good section about Google. Discusses all types of SEO related topics

- 5. Ozzu.com - Pretty Much discusses everything related to running and hosting a Website

- 6. V7n.com - Focused on Site design, with a nice marketplace and SEO folder.

- 7. HtmlForums.com - Everything you need to know about Html, programming, graphics, e-commerce and more.

- 8. Devshed.com - Probably the most comprehensive Programming and development forum online. Folders for all programming languages.

- 9. SeoChat.com - Focused almost completely on SEO. Some really smart people with a lot of great insight post here.

- 10. WebTalkForums.com - Focused almost completely on website promotion and development.

- 11. WebDeveloper.com - Generally about programming and scripting websites with sections on domain names, and other money related topics.

- 12. TheAdminZone.com - Focused on forum administrators, and how to make money with an internet forum.

- 13. CreateBlog.com - Focused completely on website coding and designing

- 14. Cre8aSiteForums.com - Everything from Website development to monetization discussed here.

- 15. Daniweb.com - Website creation and marketing discussed here.

- 16. TalkFreelance.com - Very Large webmaster marketplace, and huge Freelancer community.

- 17. BloggerForum.com - Focused on the Blogging community and how to monetize a blog.

- 18. WebHostingTalk.com - Geared towards hosting resellers but has some relevant sections on making money selling hosting and running a website. Very active.

- 19. HostingForum.ca - Canadian version of Webhostingtalk. Focus’s mainly on website scripting.

- 20. HostingDiscussion.com - Focused almost completely on website hosting and selling hosting for a profit.

- 21. Forum4Designers.com - Really good forum for coding, html, and graphics.

- 22. Webmaster-Talk.com - Pretty much dedicated to anything webmaster related, but focused on the coding and design aspects.

- 23. IwebTool.com - General Webmaster talk and marketplace’

- 24. WebExpertz.net - Geared mostly towards Java script programming, with a nice section about making money online.

- 25. HighRanking.com - Spans all webmaster topics, with a really good Internet marketing section

- 26. WebMasterForumsOnline.com - Not as active as some of the others, but has a nice marketplace section for buying and selling web services and sites.

- 27. WebMastersHelp.com - Pretty much a quieter form of Sitepoint. Moderators seem active but not as many active members.

- 28. SeoGuy.com - Rather quiet, but there are some SEO experts posting here.

- 29. FrontPageWebmaster.com - A Webmaster learning community. Many different programming language topics, as well as a site critique seciton.

- 30. UkWebMasterWorld.com - Moderately crowded. Based in the Uk, and has a great business section.

- 31. SearchEngineForums.com - Some really good folders about Google optimization and Google Adsense.

- 32. WebDesignForums.net - Everything related to creating a website.

- 33. WebForumz.com - Large selection of webmaster related topics.

- 34. IHelpYou.com - Almost completely about SEO. They have a really good Help and Advice section.

- 35. SeRoundtable.com - Just made the cutoff in terms of traffic, but the good Google related section gave it a bump.

- 36. NetPond.com - The largest forum for adult webmasters.

- 38. AdultWebMasterinfo.com - The second largest adult webmaster related site.

Pay Per Play

2008-08-30T12:22:00.001-07:00

Pay Per Play
Copyright © 2008 Anna Williams

There is a new form of Internet Advertising called Pay Per Play.

What is Pay Per Play?

When someone visits a website with Pay Per Play code embedded in it, a 5-second audio ad is played. When the ad is played you get a commission. It's as simple as that.

You are probably familiar with "Pay Per Click," or "PPC," where a webmaster is paid every time a visitor clicks on an ad on his site. Pay Per Play is similar, but the webmaster is paid for the times an audio ad is played for the website visitor, regardless of whether the visitor clicks on an ad or not.

One of the main advantages of Pay Per Play is that it does not take up any "screen space" or "virtual real estate." In other words, you do not have any design issues or "trying to fit it in somewhere". The ad is purely audio, and there are no visual elements to add to your site.

This also means that visitors will not be led off your site in the same way they are with Pay Per Click advertising. There is no link for them to click. You are paid when they audio is played.

There is, however, a "Key to Page" option, where a visitor would be told to press a certain key on his keyboard in order to get more information. If you opt in to run these types of ads on your site, you will be paid when a person "keys" to the advertiser's website.

Pay Per Play, or PPP, is powered by a company called Voice2Page.

To set up Pay Per Play ads, once you have registered (which is very fast and also is free), all you need to do is to place the code on the webpage or pages that you want the ads to play on. You can selectively omit pages that you do not want audio ads played on, choose to place the code only on a certain page, or choose to place the code on each web page.

One thing I like about Pay Per Play is that they do now allow sleazy or questionable ads. They will also not play ads on websites with pornographic, illegal, or hate content.

The ads they play are five seconds long. Per survey, five seconds is long enough to leave an impression about the product, but short enough so as not to annoy one. Testing has also indicated that ads of this length do not drive visitors away. There is also the option of placing 30-second ads on certain pages, if you choose to do this. This ads of course pay more.

Why is Pay Per Play such a big deal?

Per marketing trends, the Internet is starting to replace radio and TV to a marked degree. Radio and TV advertising are not as effective as they once were. We see this when we see Internet TV and Internet "radio stations." Also, more and more people use their iPod, cell phone, or MP3 player to play their custom music. So Radio Advertising is not as effective as it once was.

The larger advertising companies have started to realize this, and thus there is a trend toward moving the main advertising media over to the Internet.

Why do I consider that Pay Per Play might be a sleeping giant?

Pay Per Play is just starting up. They have started running their ads but they are still largely "on the runway." They are very much in beta, and there are certain steps that still need to be taken before the full potential of the program can be unleashed.

Pay Per Play is a completely new form of marketing. But regardless, their start-up statistics are impressive. It is still in its "beginning stages." And with these beginning stages comes of course the inevitable - controversy! So you will find plenty of people criticizing Pay Per Play online, just as you will find people applauding it.

Personally I think the fact that its beginning stages could be to your advantage. This is due to the following reasons:

1. In addition to commissions for straight Pay Per Play advertising, there is also an excellent referral program.

If you sign someone else up to run Pay Per Play ads, you will receive a commission on all the ads played on their sites in the future. And if that person signs someone else up, you will receive a commission on that person's ads as well. It is basically a three-tier referral program.

In other words, you could wind up with a lifetime residual income just by signing people up to join the program.

This referral program will not always be open. When it closes, people will only be able to sign up as ad publishers but they will not be eligible to sign up as referrers who can earn commissions by signing up other webmasters.

That means it is a good idea to sign up now.

Remember, the percentage you get paid is a percentage of what the advertiser pays for an ad to play. It is not a percentage of what your referral receives.

The commission structure is currently as follows:

Ads played on your own sites: 25% Ads played on your referral's sites: 5% Ads played on your referral's referral's sites: 5%

2. They also give commissions on signing people up to have their own ads played on other websites. In other words, you can refer people to advertise with this program and generate commissions on that as well.

3. It is free to sign up with Pay Per Play, and it only takes a couple of minutes. So really there is no risk involved.

4. One of the reasons that Pay Per Play has not yet taken off to its full potential is because there are a lot more webmasters who have signed up to run the ads, than there are ad publishers. This is because the referral program has been so popular to people like you and me!

Voice2Page (the company that runs Pay Per Play) and its affiliates are currently working on recruiting new ad publishers.

A major accomplishment in this direction was getting the recent BPA Audit completed. Getting this completed takes the brakes off of recruiting additional advertisers.

5. I did a calculation recently with my own Pay Per Play account. In a given period of time I earned about $14.00. Not very impressive, right? So then why am I promoting this?

Well, in that period of time, my referral's ads played about once per 20 page impressions. In other words, if Pay Per Play would be at its full potential, with as many ads as there are advertisers, my commission would be about 20 times as much for that period of time ($280). This is just commissions I would earn on ads playing on other people's websites. But there is more to it - it only reflects the traffic on sites where the PPP code has been embedded. Many webmasters (including my own referrals), have not yet placed the PPP code on their sites.

So what if, a few months or a year from now, Pay Per Play does take off? What if it even begins to replace Adsense, and TV Advertising? At that point we might find numerous companies wanting to participate in the program (which is far less expensive for them, than other advertising methods).

That would mean that anyone who thought fast at the beginning of the program will be duly rewarded.

What if you sign up 50 webmasters for the program? Depending on the traffic their sites get, you could theoretically wind up with hundreds or thousands of dollars per month in commissions, just from the ads played on their sites.

Of course there is always the possibility that Pay Per Play never pans out to what we hope it will be. And if we take the trouble of spending a few minutes signing up and promoting it now, we might kick ourselves later for wasting that 20 minutes.

But then again, what if it does take off. What if it becomes the new Adsense? Well, if that happens, I think that those of us who didn't risk wasting those 2 to 20 minutes will be kicking ourselves a lot harder.

The fact is that Pay Per Play looks like it could become really big. If it does, those who got in early can consider themselves lucky. And if it doesn't, nothing is really lost, as it didn't cost anything to start off with.

About the author:

This article was written by Anna Williams. For further information, see Anna's post on Pay Per Play Basic facts, at http://www.residual-income-streams.info/pay-per-play/pay-play-basic-facts/
You may also visit the Pay Per Play website at http://www.netaudioadspayperplay.info/

Why Track Your Visitor's Behavior

2008-04-26T13:29:00.001-07:00

Since web sites first appeared, people have analyzed what was happening on their sites. It started with simple counters on personal pages to track the number of visitors. Now we have sophisticated software that can tag and compare visitors from different referrers so you know exactly what they're doing on your site.

In the days of the dot com boom there was a perception that you could put up a website and millions of people would flock to your site. You could make a fortune in a year!

Sanity has returned and we are back to the tried and true strategies for real people running real businesses online. Analyzing your traffic has assumed a new importance. In fact, stats are THE essential tool to measure and manage a business or a website successfully.
So where do stats fit into all this?

Lets' say that you put up a website. You're not sure if you have the right content on your home page. You do get some business from the site, but it could be better.

Should you change your content? Without actual data and solid information it's all guesswork. Try this - oh that didn't work. Try that - I got more orders. Good! Let's put this on the site - Oh dear the sign-ups went down.

You have an idea why, but you aren't really sure. You need to KNOW.
What stats should you be collecting?

The biggest pothole in this road is to make sure that the metrics you use are necessary and useful to your business. It's not so much what you have, but what you can do with it. You need to work out what your objectives are and what metrics you need.

A one size fits all is not possible in web metrics. Knowing what you want to achieve, who your visitors are likely to be, and what their objectives are, will lead you in the right direction.
The Basics

The first number you need to know is how many people are coming to your site. Most hosting companies can give you basic metrics like this. Make sure you're getting a figure for unique visitors - and not page views or hits.

The next important stat is "where did they come from?" In most programs this is the referrer report. You want to know which search engines are sending you traffic and which other websites have a link that sends people to your site.

You also need to know what search terms brought traffic to you. Look for a "search terms" section for this information. Search phrases are more helpful than search words.

When you have a report that tells you what search terms are producing the highest rate of traffic from the SE - and you can track which of those are producing the highest number of visitors reaching your goal pages and taking that all important revenue producing click - you can adjust your keywords and your content so that you get more and more visitors coming on those terms.

Now we get into visitor behavior - what do they actually DO once they are on the website.

Behavior has always been considered the best way to predict future actions. If you can find out what your customer is doing, how they behave and how they buy, where they click in a website, what content they read, what they click on and which links they follow, you can work out how to improve your website to better meet their needs.

Finding a software program that can actively track your visitor's click path on the site is the only way to do this.

There are many on the market. Some are easy to use; some are very complex. Some are affordable for entrepreneurs; some cost an arm and a leg.

Depending on your level of technical expertise and your time and interest - you can buy one and install it yourself, or outsource it to a metrics consultant who is an expert in this field and can interpret the stats for you.

The investment will pay off. A redesign and rewrite based on usability and visitor behavior increases the results on average by 135%.

A simple program that is very affordable is www.webstat.com.

One that offers an easy to follow and visual overlay on your own site, so you can see the results on each link is http://www.clicktracks.com

One of the most important stats to track with visitors is how often do they come back, how long is it since they were last on your site and what action did they take. This is called frequency and recency.

Recency is the number one predictor of future behavior. So having a way to entice them back to your site is VITAL.
Tracking your visitors is the way to a successful website.

Why does all this matter? Because it has been shown over and over that past consumer behavior is the best predictor of future behavior. Past behavior is a much better predictor of future behavior than demographics ever will be.

Which would you rather know?

* Customers are women, married, with school age children, earn in excess of $100 000, live in an upscale neighborhood, and read Cosmopolitan magazine.
* Customers who are women, married, with school age children, earning in excess of $100 000, live in an upscale neighborhood and read Cosmopolitan magazine appear to be disappointed with our content, because a high proportion of them haven't visited the site in the last 30 days.

A visitor or buyer who repeats their behavior is more likely to continue repeating it, meaning their future value to your business is high.

Once you know data like this, you can do user testing to find the bugs in the website content and rectify it.

Learning about your visitors and using this information as a guide is the best way to make sound marketing decisions. It directs how to generate the right content and dramatically increases results from your website. No matter what web stats software you use, it can't help you if you don't review it on a regular basis, so make it a habit to start viewing your stats on a regular basis.

99 Secrets Successful Bloggers Don't Want You To Know About

2008-04-02T13:17:00.001-07:00

1.if you are not, start blogging today
2. write about something that you love
3. if you are serious about blogging buy your own domain
4. make sure your domain name is equal to your blog name
5. use a short and easy to remember name
6. blog with consistency
7. write at least 5 posts a week
8. proofread your draft
12. interact with other bloggers
9. leave meaningful comments
10. leave funny comments
11. leave the first comment
12. backup your blog
13. get rid of the sidebar calendar
14. choose your niche wisely, not too big and not too small
15. participate in online forums
16. put a link on your signature
17. use blog carnivals
18. good content is king
19. customize your blog template
20. use trackbacks
21. simplicity is the way to go
22. leverage social bookmarks
23. join a blog network
24. use tags
25. use pings
26. write “How to” articles
27. make your posts scannable
28. list your blog on directories
29. ask questions to your readers
30. use Feedburner
31. use sense of humor
32. be generous in linking out
33. encourage readers to subscribe
34. have some spare posts for emergencies
35. encourage readers to digg your posts
36. put an RSS subscription icon on every single page
37. use “series” of posts
38. return comments
39. return links
40. use readable fonts
41. gather .edu and .gov backlinks
42. break long posts in smaller ones
43. experiment with different revenue sources
44. write “pillar articles”
45. use Google Analytics
46. be yourself
47. avoid duplicate content
48. use an RSS reader
49. read as much blogs as possible
50. focus on timeless content
51. have an “About Us”page
52. have a picture of yourself on the “About” page
53. create your own “Advertise Here” page
54. use meta tags wisely
55. learn the basics of SEO
56. use pictures whenever possible
57. create value for your readers
58. place ads wisely
59. be patient
60. consider getting a co-blogger
61. submit your articles to directories
62. share what has worked for you
63. share what has not worked for you
64. do not clutter your sidebar with icons
65. get rid of to long blogrolls
66. experiment with Google Adsense
67. experiment with Text-Link-Ads
68. make it easy for visitors to contact you
69. use titles effectively
70. offer email subscriptions
71. always answer to questions
72. use Technorati
73. enable subscription to comments
74. offer useful tools or resources
75. write with a personal touch
66. become an expert on your niche
77. do not rely on “linking posts”
78. always give your opinion
79. use simple colors
80. participate in blogging projects
90. get to know other bloggers personally
91. list your best articles
92. organize your categories
93. make your URL structure efficient
94. put functional links on your footer
95. mention your sources or references
96. do monthly roundups
97. consider adding podcasts
98.Use related posts
99.List most popular posts

Breaking News: Daily Blog Tips Acquired for $168,000

2008-04-01T05:17:00.001-07:00

The owner and founder of Daily Blog Tips, Daniel Scocco has revealed that his blog has been accquired for 168000$.

Hear him speak

[...]It has been a long and pleasant journey. Back in November 2006 when I started this blog I could not image where it would arrive. My only goal was to share what I had learned about the Internet and blogs with my friends, and today the blog is among the 100 most popular in the world according to Technorati.

If you’ve read the title you already know what this post is about. Yes Daily Blog Tips has being acquired, together with Daily Writing Tips and Daily Bits, the other two blogs on our network, for a disclosed sum of $168,000. The buyer is Al Carlton (he gave me permission to disclose the deal), owner of Coolest-Gadgets and several other web properties.

This is not a goodbye though, because I will keep working as an editor for all the three websites. Additionally I will also keep writing on Daily Blog Tips daily, so that side of things won’t change.[...]

Read full story http://www.dailyblogtips.com/daily-blog-tips-has-been-acquired-for-168000

PS: Remember today is April Fools Day and in the comments box many readers think the cunny blogger is tricking them . Is he? Anyway would you like to sell your blog? Then work hard, give your blog value as he has done over the years.

12 Most Important Ingredients for

2008-03-31T13:32:00.001-07:00

1.Sincere Passion

In order to be successful, you must be completely passionate about
your business and your success. If you don't have a "sincere" passion,
you won't have the necessary personal drive that it takes to succeed.

2.Your Own Domain (www.yourdomain.com)

Businesses hosted on a free server are not taken seriously and are
generally considered to be unprofessional. If a company doesn't care
enough about its business to get its own domain name, potential
customers may not feel comfortable doing business with them. A
company with its own domain name and a professional looking website
will have a much higher rate of success when compared with most
business sites hosted on free servers.

3.Professional Website

Your website is a direct reflection of you and your business. Creating a
professional website designed to sell will take a great deal of time and
effort, as there is much more to take into consideration than design.
You must look at a much broader picture and specifically design your
website to sell.

4.Quality Content

In order to create a steady stream of traffic to your website, you must
give your visitors a reason to visit and continue to visit in the future.
You must provide your visitors with fresh content on a continual basis.

5.Targeted Traffic

No matter how great your website is, unless you're receiving quality,
targeted traffic, it will be useless. Your website may receive hundreds
of visitors each day. However, if they aren't interested in the products
or services you're offering, your web traffic won't mean a thing. You
must drive a continuous stream of targeted traffic to your website.

6.Opt-in List (Ezine)

Having your own publication is an absolute essential part of your
success. They not only provide you with a direct line of communication
with potential customers and enable you to promote your products or
services, but they also build credibility.

7.Your Own In-Demand Product

Although marketing affiliate programs can provide you with a nice
income, true Internet profits come from marketing your own in-
demand product.

8.Killer Sales Copy

Your words are the entire foundation of your business. Your product,
website and marketing strategies all depend upon your words. You
must learn how to write persuasive words specifically written for your
targeted customer. You must feel your customers needs and write
your copy with passion, excitement and benefit.

9.Killer Marketing Strategy

Developing a successful marketing strategy is an essential part of your
online success. In order to succeed, you must develop and implement
a strategic plan that includes all of the following:

- A great product
- A website specifically designed to sell
- A killer marketing strategy

Each step plays an important role in your overall strategy and must be
developed to its fullest potential. If even one step fails, your chances
of success will be minimal.

10.Instant Product Delivery (downloadable, instant access, etc.)

Internet users are starving for information, as that is what the Internet
is all about. They have a sincere desire to learn and want the
information they desire right now.

The best products to sell on the Internet are those that can be
instantly delivered over the Internet.

11.Accept Credit Cards

If you're doing business on the Internet, accepting credit cards is an
absolute must. You must provide your visitors with an easy online
ordering process and the ability to pay for their order right online.

12.Credibility

As an Internet entrepreneur, it is your personal responsibility to
ensure that your visitors feel very comfortable with you and your
website. In order to gain your visitor's trust and confidence, you must
build your credibility.

Your attitude is the MOST important factor in determining your
success. You MUST think positively and be willing to tackle any
obstacle that comes along. The fact is, you CAN do whatever you put
your mind to. You simply have to believe you can and believe in
yourself above all else.

If you are sincerely passionate about your success, you will succeed.

To Your Success!

You can money really quick

2008-03-31T11:07:00.000-07:00

What are you waiting for to make money online, it's not a myth. You can make money online and really thousands are making millions. Wake up, put up a site if you can and write about things that interest you. Surely you have something you know that others ignore. OR start a blog like I am doing with this one and talk to people daily about your hobby. Then find advertisers wishing to publicise on your site and make money. It's that simple. Meanwhile you can put up adsense ads in on your pages and when visitors come and get interested in the ad and click it you make money but I will talk about it tomorrow. Meanwhile start thinking on how to make money online if you haven't started yet.