United Paycheck: 2012

December 20, 2012

Google is still a teenager

It all starts with Google, doesn’t it? Not really – it’s all about Google today because Google is the most used search engine.

Google, like any other software, evolves and corrects its own bugs and conceptual failures. The goal of the engineers working at Google is to constantly improve its search algorithm, but that’s no easy job.

Google is a great search engine, but Google is still a teenager.

This article was inspired by my high expectations of the Google algorithm that have been blown away in the last year, seeing how Google’s search results “evolved.” If we look at some of the most competitive terms in Google we will see a search engine filled with spam and hacked domains ranking in the top 10.

Why Can Google Still Not Catch Up With the Spammers?

Panda, Penguin, and the EMD update did clear some of the clutter. All of these highly competitive terms have been repeatedly abused for years. I don’t think there was ever a time when these results were clean, in terms of what Google might expect from its own search engine.

Even weirder is that the techniques used to rank this spam are as old as (if not older than) Google itself. And this brings me to a question:

The only difference between now and then is the period of time a spam result will “survive” in the SERPs. Now it's decreased from weeks to days, or even hours in some cases.

One of the side effects of Google's various updates is a new business model: ranking high on high revenue-generating keywords for a short amount of time. For those people involved in this practice, it scales very well.

How Google Ranks Sites Today: A Quick Overview

These are two of the main ranking signal categories:

On-page factors.
Off-page factors.

On-page and off-page have existed since the beginning of the search engine era. Now let’s take a deeper look at the most important factors that Google might use.

Regarding the on-page factors Google will try to understand and rate the following:

How often a site is updated. A site that isn't updated often doesn't mean it's low quality. This just tells Google how often it should crawl the site and it will compare the update frequency to other sites’ update frequency in the same niche to determine a trend and pattern.
If the content is unique. Duplicate content matching applies a negative score)
If the content provides interest to the users. Bounce rate and traffic data mixed on-page with off-page).
If the site is linking out to a bad neighborhood.
If the site is inter-linked with high-quality sites in the same niche.
If the site is over-optimized from an SEO point of view.
Other various smaller on page related factors.

The off-page factors are mainly the links. The social signals are still in their infancy and there is no exact study yet that clearly shows a true correlation of the social signals without being merged with the link signal. It is all speculation until now.

Talking about links they could be easily classified in two big categories:

Natural. Link appeared as a result of:
- The organic development of a page (meritocracy).
- A result of a “pure” advertising campaign with no intent of directly changing the SERPs.
Unnatural. Link appeared:

With the purpose to influencing a search engine ranking.

Unfortunately, the unnatural links represent a very large percentage of what the web is today. This is mainly due to Google’s (and the other search engines’) ranking models. The entire web got polluted because of this concept.

When your unnatural link ratio is way higher than your natural (organic) link ratio, it raises a red flag and Google starts watching your site more carefully.

Google tries to fight the unnatural link patterns with various algorithm updates. Some of the most popular updates, that targeted unnatural link patterns and low quality links, are the Penguin and EMD updates.

Google’s major focus today is on improving the way it handles link profiles. This is another difficult task, which is why Google is having a hard time making its way through the various techniques used by SEO pros (black hat or white hat) to influence positively or negatively the natural ranking of a site.

Google's Stunted Growth

Google is like a young teenager stuck on some difficult math problem. Google's learning process apparently involves trying to solve the problem of web spam by applying the same process in a different pattern – why can’t Google just break the pattern and evolve?

Is Google only struggling to maintain an acceptable ranking formula? Will Google evolve or stick with what it’s doing, just in a largely similar format?

Other search engines like Blekko have taken a different route and have tried to crowdsource content curation. While this works well in a variety of niches, the big problem with Blekko is that this content curation is not too “mainstream” putting the burden of the algorithm on the shoulders of its own users. But the pro users appreciate it and make the Blekko results quite good.

In a perfect, non-biased scenario, Google’s ranked results should be:

Ranked by non-biased ranking signals.
Impossible to be affected by third parties (i.e., negative SEO or positive SEO).
Able to tell the difference between bad and good (remember the JCPenny scandal).
More diverse and impossible to manipulate.
Giving new quality sites a chance to rank near the “giant” old sites.
Maintaining transparency.

There is still a long way to go until Google’s technology evolves from the infancy we know today. Will we have to wait until Google is 18 or 21 years old – or even longer – before Google reaches this level of maturity that it dreams of?

Until then, the SEO community is left with testing and benchmarking the way Google evolves – and maybe try to create a book of best practices about search engine optimization.

Google created an entire ecosystem that started backfiring a long time ago. They basically opened the door to all the spam concepts that they are now fighting today.

Is this illegal or immoral, white or black? Who are we to decide? We are no regulatory entity!

Conclusion

Google is a complicated “piece” of software that is being updated constantly, with each update theoretically bringing new fixes and improvements.

None of us were born smart, but we have learned how to become smart as we’ve grown. We never stop learning.

The same applies to Google. We as human beings are imperfect. How could we create a perfect search engine? Are we able to?

I would love to talk with you more. Share your thoughts or ask questions in the comments below.

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December 12, 2012

Remove Broken Links

I was searching the plugins to help protect against virus links and I discovered one that checks your blog for broken links. It seemed like a good idea since this blog has been around a while and has a lot of blog comments. I had already noticed a few broken links and fixed them as I found them.I installed and activated the Broken Link Checker plugin. I’m glad I stumbled across Broken Link Checker plugin.

A bunch of broken links on your web site or blog isn’t good for your search engine rankings. If you have a lot of broken links it looks like you aren’t keeping up with things on your blog. Search engines are programmed to take things like that into consideration when ranking web sites. They are looking for quality sites. The higher number of broken links lowers the quality of your site in their eyes.I really appreciate that this plugin sends an email when my has broken links. It is set to check every 72 hours but you can change that.

Most of the broken links were in comments that were made on posts. Sad to say, many people don’t take their business seriously enough to stick with it and they let their domains go. This is far too common in our industry. This is also why I am glad to have found this plugin. I thought you would appreciate knowing about it if you haven’t been using it already.

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December 4, 2012

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November 30, 2012

The Dirtiest Secret In MLM

So many network marketers think the key to MLM success is hard work and dedication. They’re wrong….dead wrong.

I didn’t say that it doesn’t take a lot of work to grow and maintain a profitable network marketing business.

I’m just saying it doesn’t take hard work. Those of us who have a proven system understands this.

I want to make sure I’m clear before I move on.

So while I have your attention I want to reveal the dirtiest secret in MLM.

Don’t Market Products or Opportunities – Market Information

This process is known as educational marketing and it’s the perfect solution to those of you who are using “harassment” marketing techniques. People join people and not opportunities so make it a point to position yourself as a leader by proving you know what you’re doing. There’s no better way to prove this than to educate your prospects on how to run a successful network marketing business. Make sense, right?

The key to attraction is teaching your prospects how to build a business well before they actually join you and your business. The last thing you want to do is tell them what you’re doing and how you’re creating an unstoppable and profitable organization. Show the way how to make thousands and thousands of dollars per month and let them draw their own conclusion.

As a matter of fact, you want to teach them regardless if they join your business or not. You want to give value to the entire community so that we can learn from each other and take this wonderful industry to levels it’s never been before.

When somebody is looking for an opportunity they’re looking for a solution, not a home based business or a product to promote. The opportunity is just the vehicle used for their solution. Once the decision has been made the biggest obstacle most face is wondering if they’re going to be successful in being an entrepreneur.

By giving them rock solid and fluff free business advice, you’re showing them how to be successful.

You are giving them a true solution and not a short-term fluke. You’re demonstrating that there is lots and lots of money to be made in network marketing contrary to what people say.

If you lead with this business-building education and information first, your eliminating all the worries, fear and doubts of them joining a business where they have to spend a lot of time, money and effort without the certainty if it’s going to work or not.

Why are people afraid to commit? Because they don’t want to be screwed. The lack of knowledge is the number one factor to create fear. By educating them you will eliminate all of their fears and you will also build a solid and trusting relationship. It’s much easier to sell yourself when you are providing advice and facts that are genuinely useful to them.

This entire technique is known as indirect selling. Your giving them everything they need to know such as good sales and marketing strategies, how to position yourself as a leader, how to properly talk to prospects on the phone, how to sort the suspects from the pre-qualified prospects, how to handle objections, etc. This just happens to be what you do and what you provide through your opportunity….what a coincidence!

I’ll say it again, people join people and not opportunities. If they don’t believe you, they don’t join you. This secret is known by all of the leaders and top marketers. They don’t market products or services, they market knowledge! If you follow this practice you’ll erase the believability factor and earn their trust making YOUR opportunity the next logical step.

But the most important thing that I can’t stress enough is this – The information you give MUST be useful and offers value all by itself. It cannot be a shameless pitch masked as as educational content. Yes, at some point you have to let them know what your opportunity has to offer but wait until they approach you or feel it’s the right time to let them know (some people are afraid to ask and you’ll know it when this happens). Until then, quality information has to be the main focus, not your sales pitch.

Remember, sell yourself and invest in yourself because you are your biggest asset. Now I hope you understand why having the best opportunity, products, and compensation plan is completely irrelevant to network marketing success!

November 26, 2012

Is Google a Monopoly and Does It Matter?

Break out your history books, folks. It’s time to take a look at monopolies and how the definition may apply to Google’s dominance of the Web in recent years. Sound like dry subject matter to you? It’s not really, if you consider the obscene implications the past may have in relation to the future of the Internet.

A Brief History of US Trusts and Monopolies

Is the history lesson really necessary? Well, yes, if you want to truly understand how to answer the question posed by this article. Never fear – I’ll keep things seriously brief.

A monpoly is essentially capitalism on steroids. The hallmark of a monopoly is a virtual lack of competition. This lack of competition typically leads the monopoly in question to set higher prices, given that there’s no market forces to keep it in check. Inferior products can also result from the lack of competition – and the public will still purchase them if for no other reason than a lack of options.

Here’s the idea of an old school trust: it’s an arrangement between several investors who hold stock in different companies. The stockholders transfer their shares to one combined set of trustees. The reward for their contribution comes in the form of a certificate entitling them to a specified share of the jointly managed companies’ consolidated earnings. Since trusts dominated many of the biggest US industries in the late 1800s, they were effectively monopolies in each of their respective economic areas.

After the Standard Oil Trust formed in 1882, the company and its affiliates had control of greater than 90% of oil refining and marketing in the United States. Needless to say, this did not sit well with the American people. That’s why Congress passed the Sherman Antitrust Act in 1890. The measure effectively destroyed trusts and monopolies that hampered international and interstate trade. From that point on, the US government had the power to bust open companies that had too much power and break them into smaller pieces.

Fast forward to recent history. Microsoft was the first large-scale tech company to be accused of industry monopolization in the US. In a historic 1998 court case, plaintiffs alleged that Microsoft held an abusive monopolistic power on the personal computer industry.

How?

Well, the issue was centered upon the company’s practice of bundling Internet Explorer with its Windows-based operating system. Plaintiffs accused Microsoft of holding a monopoly on Internet browsers since most consumers used the Internet Explorer software prepackaged with their PCs. The case ended with a settlement and a slap on the wrist for Microsoft.

What’s really interesting here is that Nobel economist Milton Friedman, who has since passed away, commented on the case’s outcome by speculating that the Microsoft decision set what he called a “dangerous precedent” which would lead to greater government regulation of tech – and he thought that would impede progress.

Then along came Google.

Google’s Rise to Power

Google really began taking shape as the company we know it today back in 2000. During that year, the company celebrated a sequence of pivotal events: it announced that it had indexed over one billion pages, it teamed up with Yahoo, and it rolled out its search platform in 15 different languages.

Of course, everything began to snowball from there. Google went onto acquire a large number of companies, and it introduced its AdWords program to generate revenue to sustain its growth. Sustain it did – in fact, by 2011, over 96% of the company’s profits came from AdWords… to the tune of $32.2 billion dollars!

However, Google has had its share of hardships over the past couple of years. Despite record profits, it’s dealt with patent suits numbering in the thousands from competing technology companies. It has battled lawsuits from governments and individuals around the world. It’s had trouble getting Google+ to catch on. It had a leaked earnings report to contend with last month. Nevertheless, Big G has held strong as the most powerful tech company in the world – and it’s growing stronger every day.

Google’s Chokehold: Stifling Innovation?

The strategy for Google’s growth seems to be multifaceted, but the main features include the nurturing and expansion of its AdWords program (its bread and butter) and the acquisition of companies to flesh out its ever-growing patent portfolio (its suit of armor).

Take, for example, the mobile industry. Apple and Google are in a cutthroat battle to the death to snap up as many patents as possible. They’re doing this to protect themselves from lawsuits as they blindly feel their way through the ever-evolving landscape of mobile development. A total of $20 billion in patent purchases and patent litigation fees was spent across the board if you include all the heavy hitters in the industry.

Why?

The more patents a company has, the more protection it gains for the new intellectual property it creates. Google is always coming out with new products, so it needs all the protection it can get. Defending against lawsuits is one thing, but acquiring companies and patents like gangbusters is quite another. For many, the patent and company acquisition strategies alone are enough of a basis to accuse Google of monopolizing the tech industry – and stifling innovation in the process.

FTC Sets Sights on Google

This is an unprecedented time for governments around the globe. Google is facing pressure from a variety of countries, a possible backlash against the fear that Big G’s monopoly is – quite frankly – taking over the world.

For example, a settlement was finally reached in a recent group of French lawsuits. The suit took issue with Google’s digitization of French books, and the litigation had stretched on for six long years. In the UK this month, the government will begin investigating Google’s alleged tax avoidance. There are many other suits out there – you can find a detailed list of some of the bigger ones here. Google is even being sued by, um, the world, in one case. Guess unchecked global domination makes you one heck of a tasty target.

In the US, Google hasn’t had it much easier. U.S. Federal Trade Commission Chairman Jonathan Leibowitz is pressuring Google to make some major concessions in the agency’s antitrust investigation. If it doesn’t take action soon, the company will face an antitrust lawsuit of unprecedented proportions. Here’s the skinny from TheNextWeb:

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So, is Google a monoply?

The FTC lawsuit means that the US government certainly seems to think so. The outcome of the suit will really begin to solidify the argument. Regardless, here’s what is certain: Google is a worldwide, globally dominating force. Many governments are beginning to try to check that power into submission. But Google’s reach is far and its pockets deep. My take? Google can sidestep government intervention all it wants. Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, and pals will continue to be the thorn in G’s side – and, quite possibly, the silver bullet of competition that will protect our global, digital society from totalitarian dominance.

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November 23, 2012

How To Attract Free Lancing Projects

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Do you know that many professional free-lancers makes about 3000$-5000$ in a month. For some people this may sound normal but to those who just started on free lancing websites and forums might find this difficult to digest.This is because they cannot get a good free-lance job on those forums and hardly earn 100$-150$ a month.
Getting started on free-lancing forums is not as easy as it sounds. There are many hurdles that you have to cross before you are ready to get a good free-lance project. Even the best out there in business may find there worst dreams come true when starting on a free-lance website. Here are some ways which may help you in quest to become a successful free-lancer.

Start Easy : Many people who just sign up for a free-lance website post their tender before they even make a good profile. Remember, the details you fill while making an account on free-lance forums hardly describes your technical profile. You must first start off by writing your profile because the first thing a contractor checks, is a profile. If you have lots of talent and not a good profile, how do you expect him to give you the job?
Secondly, do not post your tender in a hurry. Remember, some websites such as Elance.com charge you for every tender you post.

Be Professional : A professional image is necessary if you want some good free-lance jobs. Be professional when you write your profile because that's the first thing a contractor checks. Also, many free-lance websites have some quizzes for you so that they can check your level in the field of expertise you mention in your profile. Do answer those quizzes because that describes your level of expertise and may help you gain an upper hand over your competitors.

Be Punctual : You must complete your project before the due date and submit it as early as you can because such things also makes up your profile. If you were unable to submit by due date, not only your project will be cancelled but your profile will deteriorate. And that will be the last thing any Free lancer wants.

Don't dream about over-night Success : Success on Free-lance forums does not come over-night. But when it does, you will think that those days are your lucky days. But on reality the success will come because of your hard work.
Hope you enjoy a great free-lancing career.

November 18, 2012

Mistakes To Beware In Affiliate Marketing Business

You will no doubt make many mistakes in your affiliate marketing business career. One thing you do not need is help from your affiliate merchant in adding to that.

I have found over the years that not all affiliate programs are created equal. Surprisingly to me there are many affiliate programs that do not do a very good job of representing their product in a way that will benefit the affiliate marketer the most.

Here are a handful of mistakes I see affiliate programs make. You may want to think twice before joining a program like this.

1. Building the affiliate merchant’s list first. This is become somewhat of a pet peeve of mine as I see affiliate merchants building large lists at the expense of their affiliates.

Most of them will tell you that they will continue to follow up with the subscribers and to promote your affiliate ID number. However, when a new product is launched the merchant is going to contact those affiliates and you are not going to get credit for the sale.

If you are promoting a program that sells a product the emphasis by the merchant should be put on making the sale, not building their list first. Before you join any affiliate program you can take a look at the sales pace to see where that merchant is putting their priorities.

2. Build your own website first. This is a way to avoid the mistake we just read about.

If you are going to promote a product where the merchant wants to build their list, build your list first. The way to do that is to promote your own landing page and have subscribers go into your autoresponder before passing them through to the affiliate sales page.

In reality this is a better approach to doing affiliate marketing anyway. Building an email list is an excellent asset that allows you to make money online in many ways in the future.

3. Greed by the merchant. You can get a pretty good idea how the merchant values their affiliates by how much they are willing to pay.

Some affiliate merchants are greedy. They would prefer to keep more money for themselves. The smart ones do not do this.

They understand that the best affiliate marketers are greedy. If you develop into a super affiliate you can always contact any merchant and negotiate a better rate.

The smart merchants are willing to pay more to both their regular affiliates and super affiliates.

4. Lack of marketing materials. There is no need as an affiliate for you to have an overabundance of affiliate marketing materials.

However, today there are many ways to promote on the Internet. The best affiliate programs will provide banners of various sizes, pre-written email marketing messages, landing pages for you to promote, and videos that can be customized for video marketing.

There really are a lot of excellent affiliate merchants you can join today. Be cautious of the merchant who is making mistakes that can hurt you as an affiliate before joining any program. To make money online with affiliate programs you want to join the right merchants from the start.

November 15, 2012

How to Advertise Your Business in Low Prices

Affiliate marketing Business has its ups and downs. It could be draining if you are not armed with updated information and the technical how-tos. But this article's sole objective is to reach out to you and not to badmouth affiliate marketing.

Here are the following reasons on why web marketers go gaga over affiliate marketing as a form of Internet advertisement.

1. Low cost : Many are scared to go on a home based business because of the capital required. In affiliate marketing, you don't have to spend much to start raking in moolah.

2. Inventories not included : Product management fuss could be very stressing. An inventory is not asked to be maintained. The merchant does the maintenance required.

3. Unlimited income through leverage : When you have a paid job, your monthly income mainly relies on whether you go to work or not. With affiliate marketing, your affiliates could all just lead traffic to your site without having to lift a finger after providing them your ad copy and links. Though not every web marketer earns limitless, it still is a fact that all the necessary matters for the advertiser or Internet marketer are all there to be successful.

4. Go worldwide : With affiliate marketing, you are dealing with a global market place. All you have to do is choose a niche product and prepare all the necessary tools for your affiliates to lead traffic from just about anywhere to your website.

5. Low risk : The very main reason for Internet marketer's enthusiasm with affiliate marketing is its having a low risk factor. Especially for those with low budget set aside for advertising, affiliate marketing is just the way to do it.

6. No closing time : With affiliate marketing, your business works every single second of the day while targeting a worldwide market! What could be better than that?

But all of these will be put to waste if you don't have the right niche product and all the other important tools to make it big in affiliate marketing, i.e., well-SEO-ed website. So better work on this first before ever considering those benefits.

November 12, 2012

United Paycheck Live Training Announcement

United Paycheck announced to create a knowledgeable online entrepreneurs across the world who can make online earning a profitable career.

As part of our quest to educate our community of affiliates, United Paycheck is going to start a regular online interactive training program through its LIVE CONFERENCE ROOM.

You can log in to Live Conference room using this link : http://login.meetcheap.com/conference,upchub

Following topics are going to be covered in the first round of training:

1. United Paycheck business intricacies

2. Affiliate marketing

3. Online advertising and marketing techniques

The countdown for the training has started now and we are going to start the training in a week time. Exact dates will be announced shortly. . .

Timing for training will be : UTC/GMT - 2:30PM

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So log into your account and the United Paycheck Live Conference Room to understand your business better and lay the foundation to a solid financial backbone for yourself.

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November 7, 2012

Basic Steps For Internet Marketing Beginner

Internet marketing draws people from many different backgrounds. It is as diverse an industry as you will ever find. People from all walks of life and from countries all over the world have carved out a piece of the internet for themselves with varying degrees of success and more people climb aboard every day!

If you have a computer and an internet connection, you can be in business today. The relatively low barriers to entry make this business a fascinating destination for many. With this experience comes the knowledge that someone somewhere is willing to pay for.

But the most common question is “how do I”. How do I take the information I have and put it on paper or word processor? How do I package it? How do I price it? Advertise , distribute, or sell it? All logical questions for the uninitiated.

So what happens? You go out you buy the knowledge you need to complete these tasks but something happens along the way. You wind up spending a small fortune with on titles like “How to get everything you ever wanted out of internet marketing for just $37”.

Unfortunately, it doesn’t really work that way! How do I know? Because October 6th, 2006 I started my internet marketing career and I can tell you there were times when I had to take my credit card out of my wallet with asbestos gloves. After learning a very expensive lesson, I decided I was going to help those that have come after me avoid such pitfalls. That’s how I came up with 100dayblueprint.com.

Right now I am passing this information on to anyone willing to listen and I suggest you AT LEAST listen. Why? Because the most valuable lesson you can learn is the one some else paid for! In our newsletters you will:

1. Learn the top 10 steps to take in your 1st 100 days

2. Learn who the top 10 people are that you need to be listening to

3. Find out who the top 10 people are to avoid, BEFORE you take out your wallet!

4. And my favorite, learn what separates an internet marketer from an opportunity seeker!

You will Also Find out:

1. Who is the best hosting company and why

2. Who is the best Registrar? It’s not who you might think!

3. What software to use even if you can’t write one line of html code

The tips, tricks, and recommendations will hopefully help you avoid the pitfalls that most internet marketers make while showing you step by step how to raise the bar just a little bit higher than yesterday.

Remember, a journey of a thousand miles begins with the 1st step, or the 1st 100 days!

November 2, 2012

Verified Ways To Boost Your Alexa Ranking

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In order to Boost Alexa Ranking you must be proactive in your strategies and plan your steps carefully to succeed. With the right Alexa ranking you can demand higher prices from current advertisers and attract new advertisers just the same. If you want to increase your Alexa ranking, there are a few things you can do right now to get there. Remember in order to move up in your alexa rank, you have to bump someone out. You are competing for someone else's ranking and you better be willing to do what it takes to achieve a higher ranking.

1. Sign up for an Alexa traffic exchange program such as http://www.upmyrank.com , the large numbers of users can boost your alexa ranking dramatically.

2. Be sure to install the Alexa toolbar for Internet Explorer and Firefox. Additionally be sure to set your website as the default homepage for both browsers. Be sure to use each browser when you are online as each will have a different toolbar id and may be seen as 2 different users.

3. Put up the Alexa rank widget on your website. While the exact effects are unknown, it seems to help give the site a slight boost.

4. Encourage others to use the Alexa toolbar. This includes friends, fellow webmasters as well as site visitors. Be sure to link to Alexa’s full explanation of their toolbar and tracking system so your readers know what installing the toolbar or extension entails. Additionally you may want to ask your close relatives to install the toolbar and set your homepage as their main site.

5. Have co-workers or own a company? Get the Alexa toolbar and SS Firefox extension installed on all computers and set your website as the homepage for all browsers. Perhaps it will be useful to note that this may work only when dynamic or different IPs are used.

6. Write or host content about Alexa. Webmaster and bloggers love to hear about ways to increase their Alexa rank. They’ll link to you and send you targeted traffic (i.e. visitors with the toolbar already installed). This gradually has effects on your Alexa ranking.

7. Flaunt your URL in webmaster forums. Webmasters usually have the toolbar installed. You’ll get webmasters to visit your website and offer useful feedback. It’s also a good way to give back to the community if you have useful articles to share with others. Be careful not to spam boards as you could be banned from the forum or worse ahve your site terminated by your host.

8. Write content that is related to webmasters. This can fall in the category of domaining and SEO, two fields in which most webmasters will have the Alexa toolbar installed. Promote your content on social networking websites and webmaster forums. Feel free to place the article on your website!

9. Use Alexa redirects on your website URL. Try this: http://redirect.alexa.com/redirect?upcindo.blogspot.com . Replace upcindo.blogspot.com with the URL for your website. Leave this redirected URL in blog comments as well as forum signatures. This redirect will count a unique IP address once a day so clicking it multiple times won’t help. There is no official proof that redirects positively benefit your Alexa Rank, so use with caution. [This feature is no longer supported by Alexa.com]

10. Create a webmaster tools section on your website. This is a magnet for webmasters who will often revisit your website to gain access to the tools. Aaron Wall’s webpage on SEOTools is a very good example.

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October 27, 2012

How to earn money with Affiliate Program

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It doesn’t matter what type of business you’re in, there’s no doubt that you can make more money when you include an affiliate program in your system. This article will discuss several ways in whi
ch you can make money with affiliate programs.

Sell other people’s products : You can become an affiliate of practically any program you desire, and promote the affiliate link to make commissions. Some programs require that you become a customer first, and in that instance you’ll have used the product yourself, so it should be easier to sell.
As an affiliate, you will be required to signup and agree to the terms and conditions of the site. Whenever someone buys the product you’re promoting through your link, you will make the agreed commission rate on the product, and be paid within the agreed time frame.
Most programs offer marketing materials that you can use to promote your affiliate link, like banners, ad copy, graphic creatives and more. Becoming an affiliate is a fast way to start making money online, and is an attractive proposal for many who are new to the Internet that want to create extra income.

Start your own affiliate program : If you have a membership site, a service site, or a product-oriented web site, you can easily create your own affiliate program for your site visitors to signup to. When you have your own affiliate program, it’s important to provide quality marketing tools for your affiliate, and to train them to promote your products responsibly. By keeping in contact with your affiliates, you will build a relationship with them, and they will be more likely to promote your products/services.

Super affiliates : You might have come across this term before, and they are the affiliates that make outstanding numbers of sales and generate high conversions. These are the perfect type of people to attract to your affiliate program. You can find them at the top of referral contest results, or leader boards online.

Joint ventures : Once you become experienced and more confident with affiliate programs and the way they work, you should be able to start joint venturing with business associates, web site owners of similar niche-related web sites, and even your competition. Cross-promotions are a common way to joint venture, where each party promotes the other partner’s web site using their affiliate lilnk. You can also joint venture with list owners for a higher commission rate, or extraThis is a very powerful way to promote your products and make more sales.

There’s no doubt that leveraging your time and effort in this way makes it worthwhile, because it’s easy to make money with affiliate programs.

October 19, 2012

United Paycheck Live Conference

UPC : Live Confrence

The most awaited moment of United Paycheck LIVE CONFERENCE is coming soon!
Affiliates can chat with support live and clear any queries they have. UPC support is very active in accepting user suggestions. So we should see live chat coming soon..

What is Live Support : In the past, customer support channels were fairly straightforward. If a client or member had an issue with an organization, he or she could call a phone number or email a message. Now, however, the variety of communications platforms has greatly expanded. Studies have shown that people are now most likely to visit an organization's website if they have a problem.Considering this tendency, the live chat function has become a critical component of many firms' customer support strategies. Live chat allows a service representative to interact directly with a member or client in a quicker, more efficient manner than virtually any other channel.

Stay tuned with us for next update which we will be posting once LIVE conference room is up and working.

October 14, 2012

United Paycheck Online Business Reviews

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Online Business Reviews : The 2012 Consumer Review Survey found that 72% of consumers trust online reviews. This means that 72% of people are swayed by the reviews they find on your business, products or services. Many companies are realizing how much emphasis that consumers are putting on consumer reviews. Today’s consumers are not impulse buyers. They’re researchers, and they will spend a solid amount of time researching different products and services as well as businesses to ensure that they’re making the best purchasing decision.

October 10, 2012

United Paycheck Business Plan

From United Paycheck Updates

Dear Affiliates,

We are pleased to inform that acting upon the suggestions of our esteemed Merchants, Customers and Affiliates we have added a new presentation and PDF file in our site. This new file is named as “10 Steps to Start” and it is placed at following locations:

https://www.unitedpaycheck.com/plan.asp
https://www.unitedpaycheck.com/cpanel/10Steps.asp

These files explain in the simplest language, 10 Steps which a new user has to follow to get accustomed to all the major functionalities in the Virtual Office of UPC.

As a new affiliate you just have to follow the instructions given in the files and once you complete the 10 Steps, you will be all set to perform your role in the UPC affiliate marketing business. Existing and experienced affiliates may use these files to make their new referrals understand the business in the simplest way without any hassle.

We have tried our level best to keep the things simple and user friendly. Our technical team will keep on adding new functionalities, documents and tools in future to make the experience of our affiliates pleasant.

If you are facing any technical issue or want to suggest any correction / modification, please feel free to bring it to our notice through support@unitedpaycheck.com. We will be more than happy to accommodate any valuable corrections / updates / additions suggested by our affiliates and other associates.

Warm Regards
United Paycheck

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October 6, 2012

United Paycheck Remuneration Packages

We have the most competitive remuneration packages in the industry. Attractive Referral Bonuses, Daily Withdrawals, vast reliable network for business promotion, dependable online revenue and many more features comes as a package with United Paycheck Affiliate Marketing Business. UPC is open for any kind of suggestions or advices which our members want to provide to us. Please send your suggestions to info@unitedpaycheck.com.

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October 3, 2012

Business to Business Marketing

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One might argue that the line between B2C (Business to Consumer) and B2B (Business to Business) marketing is blurry when it comes to online marketing. B2C and B2B marketers essentially use the same kinds of tactics which, increasingly, rely on social media.

But Business to Business Marketing, it seems, have become masters at content marketing, which can be broadly defined as the creation and distribution of compelling content in order to attract, engage, and retain customers. The latest report on the subject, “B2B Content Marketing: 2012 Benchmarks, Budgets, and Trends,” developed and conducted by Content Marketing Institute and MarketingProfs, indicates that 9 out of 10 B2B marketers actively use content marketing. The study is based on a survey of 1,092 B2B marketers worldwide with the majority from North America.

While B2B marketers are committed to content creation, they deliver the content in different ways. The most popular content delivery tactics, according to the study, are article posting, social media excluding blogs,eNewsletters, case studies, in-person events, videos, and white papers. Some of the other means for content delivery include webinars, microsites, eBooks, and podcasts. Content marketing is most widely used by companies in professional services (94 percent), computing/software (93 percent), advertising/marketing (89 percent), and healthcare (89 percent.)

B2B marketers spend about 26 percent of their total marketing budgets on content marketing initiatives; however, smaller companies tend to spend a greater percentage of their budget on content marketing than larger companies. Over half (62 percent) of all B2B marketers say they will spend more money on content marketing in 2012.

September 30, 2012

United Paycheck Incredible Response

If our mind can conceive it, Our heart can believe it, We know we can achieve it.”At United Paycheck Affiliate Marketing Business we believe and we achieve. We have successfully crossed 500 subscribers mark in one week and gowning . . .

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We believe in your Dreams, the Dreams that become reality.Come and join our community, let your dream to fly.Mark you Own success stories… and you can do it, just do it now…

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