Hack Blogspot

Image by Yann Ropars via Flickr Keywords and Optimizing Are King Researching and placing select keywords is vital in ensuring that your paper resume rises to the surface.  Media resumes are no different.  Here again, it’s about creating exposure for you and your background. Part of this depends on how you structure your social media resume.  You might make it a standalone single page like your traditional resume, or you could break it into specific sections (skills, certifications, references, achievements, markets worked in, products sold). Breaking it into different sections can allow you to target and optimize specific keywords around related content for each page.  Conceptually, this is very similar to optimizing individual websites and pages in order to drive traffic and rank high in search engines.

Over the years, Google AdSense has emerged as a lucrative source of revenue for those willing work up their brains. Most people creating websites or blog with the intentions of generating  AdSense revenue are under the impression that they can strike gold with impressive content and  ads on the header. Their dreams are shattered long before reaching the break even. This is quite frustrating and sometime people quit. However, the game of converting the visits into clicks, requires much more than just attractive layout and engaging content. The key is optimize your site for Google AdSense using the features and tools to your advantage. You need not be reminded - if you are earning Google is also earning. We made an effort to filter out some unique tips for increasing your Google AdSense earnings. 1. Use keywords to get Google AdSense clicks Using appropriate keywords can generate handsome Google AdSense earnings. For higher paying keyword you can search the Google Keyword Tool ...

Most blogging platforms now feature a number of third-party plugins that can display a list of related stories on your blog, or even on other blogs on the Internet. Typically, these plugins will look at how a story was tagged and then display a short list of similar stories that use the same keywords. LinkWithin is the newest contender in this market. The plugin looks at tags, but it also analyzes other factors like relevancy, popularity, and recency. Unlike similar plugins, however, LinkWithin doesn't just display a list of headlines underneath each post, but also a thumbnail with a picture from each post, which makes it far more attractive than most of its competitors.