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A little ad like the one above, or a banner ad with the same theme, could make you money - up to £750 in the UK and a roughly equivalent amount in the USA. Not to be sniffed at!

I'm sure most of us have got PayPal accounts and, if we have, why not run ads for their Merchant Referral Bonus Programme promoting the fact that small businesses, and indeed large ones, can accept credit cards via PayPal.

If any new merchants sign up then you'll get some commission. As PayPal put it:

Each time a new merchant signs up for a PayPal Business or Premier account via the link or banner that you provide, you'll be eligible for a Merchant Referral Bonus. Your referral bonus is tied to the amount the merchant receives via PayPal's Website Payment Tools or Send Money. You'll immediately start earning 0.5% of the new merchant's revenue ...

Realistically with a small blog it's unlikely that you'll sign up dozens of new merchants but even a few could produce a decent revenue stream depending on their volume of business. There must be lots of new and small businesses looking for a way to accept credit cards - it's an option that anyone selling must have.

To help promote the Merchant Referral Bonus Programme there are links, a banner ad and also the following suggested email:

"When you signup for PayPal, you can start accepting credit card payments instantly. As the world's number one online payment service, PayPal is the fastest way to open your doors to over 150 million member accounts worldwide. Best of all, it's completely free to sign up! To sign up or learn more please click here."

If you are already a PayPal member simply click on the referrals link at the bottom of the page after you have signed in. This will lead you to the full info on how to promote the Merchant Referral Bonus Programme.

Good luck,
Mike.

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Deep Thinking Links

Most advice is that we need as many links to our blogs as possible, and preferably that these are of good quality. Even the major search engines themselves agree with this.

Most of the links that we go for, however, are usually to our home page address but what we should also be looking for are Deep Links.

Deep Links are to other posts or pages on our blogs or websites. These not only help with search engine optimisation but can help attract a different set of visitors to those who would normally head for the home page.

As an example the majority of links to a blog, like this one, are directed to Mike's Money Making Mission. But I can also link to individual posts such as How To get 90% Discounts On Amazon or 40 Ways To get More Free Blog Traffic and then attract visitors who may not normally be interested in my main niche of making money with free blogs.

Over the last seven days 25.72% of visitors to this blog arrived on the Amazon link mentioned in the previous paragraph and 7.2% to the Traffic link. That's 32.92% more visitors than I would have had by just using MMMM as a link.

These are still good quality referrals / hits / visitors / readers or what every you want to call them.

Also it's a good idea, but without taking it to extremes, to link various posts or pages together. I must admit I have been a bit lax with this on MMMM for quite a while.

If we write about a subject we can link to other places, where we have a similar topic, or even to something completely different that may just raise a readers curiosity. This helps to keep visitors for longer.

Back links, deep links and internal links are worth giving some thought.

Good luck,
Mike.

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Currency Rates Give Me A 28% Rise

The media is full of gloom and doom in the UK about the recession and, yes, things are serious for many people what with losing jobs and so on. But that old saying about 'an ill wind' is true.

With my blogging I've had a pay rise and it's all down to currency rates.

I'm with several USA affiliate programs where I receive US dollar checks (cheques) and the UK pound (I'm in the UK) is considerably down on the USA dollar recently, and this has worked in my favour.

I banked some USA checks last week for $603.13. Now in December last year I was getting less than $2 for £1 so, on the amount I paid in, I would have ended up with less than £300 after charges.

This time, however, I received £385.10 which is about a 28% increase. And that's why I say I've had a pay rise - and a big percentage one at that.

So bloggers, if you are in the UK like I am, it's a good time to be promoting USA affiliate programs.

Don't let cashing USA checks put you off. I save them up until I have three or four and sometimes many more and pay them into my bank in one go. This way the bank charges work out less - well they do at my bank.

Most USA checks clearly state how long they are valid for - anywhere between 90 and 180 days. The only thing you have to watch out for is the difference between UK and USA dates.

In the UK we put the day first and then the month. In the USA they put the month first and then the day. In the UK 1/7/2009 means the first of July but in the USA it's the 7th of January.

Several payments from the USA I get paid direct into my bank (with Google AdSense for example) and others to my PayPal account. This makes things easier but unfortunately not all affiliate programs are willing to do this.

It's no good us moaning about the recession we have to try and do our best to overcome the problems. Get stuck into promoting those USA affiliate programs while the currency rates are advantageous (to us Brits).

Good luck,
Mike.

Other Bloggers Make Me Money

I know I've mentioned this previously but it's something I feel is important if you want to make money with blogs.

Below you will see that I have just received $428.73 from the FriendFinder Group. This wasn't for work I have done myself but for business done by other bloggers who I have introduced to their website.


I've also other money pending such as FrenchFriendFinder $61, KoreanFriendFinder $51, FilipinoFriend Finder $39.75 and so on. And this is just in the 'Friends' niche.

Now it's unlikely that I'd ever have made money with French, Korean and Filipino speaking countries but, with people I have referred in those countries, they make the money for me - which is great.

So the point I'm emphasising is:

With any affiliate program never overlook the potential to make money by introducing others to the scheme.

It won't cut your own earnings in any way and it's not really competition for yourself. There's plenty to go round. The world is a big place and we are still only scratching the Internet surface.

What it will give you is about 10% of what they earn (percentages vary from program to program) and with most schemes this is for life!

Now a reality check!
When you introduce others to an affiliate program the majority of them won't do any business at all. This is a fact, don't let others kid you differently.

So if you sign up a few people, and they do nothing, don't get downhearted. It's the way of any sales business. You simply keep going and introduce more people. Eventually you will find a few who will make you money.

It's worth the effort. Supposing you could only get one referral a month. If you think long term that's twelve people making you money in a year's time. But what if you were doing this with several different affiliate programs - I'll let you do the maths!

Hopefully you'll do better than this but, even if you don't, it's still extra money and all profit is good profit - especially when others are earning it for you.

Good luck,
Mike.

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Over 50 Social Networking Websites

Many bloggers believe that the way to build their business is with the help of some of the Social Networking websites. There are literally dozens to choose from and with most you can enter links, within your profile to your own blogs or websites.

The potential is therefore vast - if you have the time - to get yourself some good quality links plus build a network of contacts and/or friends which could well increase your blog traffic and/or affiliate profits.

Here is a list of over 50 Social Networking websites, there are many others besides. The list is in alphabetical order and they are all live at the time of posting. Most have quotes from the websites describing their service.

AmieStreet: Niche music.
"Amie Street is a place to discover, download and share music of every genre, from all over the world. Whether you come to Amie Street for two minutes or two hours, we'll help you find new music you'll love."

aNobii: Niche Books.
"List books, share thoughts."

athlinks: Niche endurance sports.
"Explore the world's largest endurance sports database"

Avatars United: Niche gaming.
"Unite with your in-game friends,old and new Share in-game photos and videos. Create groups and plan events."

badoo: Niche general.
"Badoo is the best place for finding all parties, clubs, and events and meeting the cool people to enjoy them with. Chat, flirt, simply socialize, share and have fun!"

Bebo: Niche general.
"Bebo is a social media network where friends share their lives and explore great entertainment."

BlackPlanetL Niche African Americans
"BlackPlanet.com is your place to meet and connect with African Americans around the country. Chat or post photos and videos to share your black experience."

BOOMj: Niche Baby Boomers and Generation Jones.
"The name BOOMj derives from the two primary audiences we serve: the Baby Boomers Generation and Generation Jones - both born during the big 20-year, post-World War II boom in births from the mid-1940's to mid-1960's."

BUZZNET: Niche Music Pop culture.
"Is a vibrant social media destination representing the next evolution of social networking.Buzznet distinguishes itself from traditional media sites and social networks that are focused on profile pages and communication tools by enabling Web users to program dynamic multimedia communities around the music and pop culture topics they are most passionate about."

cafemom: Niche Moms and Moms to be.
"CafeMom is a place for moms and moms-to-be to connect with one another."

care2: Niche activists, green issues.
"To help make the world a better place. The idea is simple: Make it easy for everyone to live a healthy, green lifestyle and impact the causes they care about most."

classmates: Niche previous class friends.
"The company's online social networking website enable users to locate and interact with acquaintances from high school, college, work and the military."

deviantART: Niche Art
"The largest art community in the world! Membership is FREE to share and sell your artwork, start your Art Collection and track your favorite artists."

DontStayIn: Niche Clubbing.

Elftown: Niche fantasy, science fiction.
"Elftown is the fantasy and science fiction community for artists, writers and hangarounds. It should be easy to find other people here and to discuss whatever you like."

eons: Niche babyboomers.
"Boom. Boom. Boom. Have you heard it? It’s the beat of our generation of boomers—many of us at Eons included—who are lovin’ life on the flip side. Eons.com is the online community for “BOOMers,” those of us born between 1946 and 1964 and beyond, who want to learn and do more to make the most of every stage of life."

Experience Project: Niche experiences.
"Experience Project is the place for authentic stories shared anonymously about every life experience -- including your own."

facebook: Niche general.
"Facebook helps you to keep in touch and share content with people in your life."

fixster: Niche movies.
" Flixster is a community for movie fans of all shapes and sizes. Whether you are a die-hard horror fan or lover of romantic comedies (or both), Flixster is a place where you can find others who share your taste and through them discover new movies that you will love."

FOTOLOG: Niche photos.
"Fotolog is the world's leading photo-blogging site, one of the world's largest social networking sites and a global cultural phenomenon."

Friends Reunited: Niche reuniting UK friends.
"It’s free to register and free to contact your friends from primary and secondary schools, universities, streets, armed forces and teams and clubs."

fubar: Niche general
"fubar is the Internet's only online bar and happy hour where the party goes on 24/7! fubar is for anyone 18 and older who is interested in meeting new people while connecting with old friends."

gaia online: Niche anime, games.
"Gaia Online is the leading online hangout on the web. More than seven million visitors come to Gaia every month to make friends, play games, watch movies in Gaia Cinemas, Gaia's virtual theaters, and participate in the world's most active online community."

gather: Niche general.
"gather has become the premier social network for the over-30 crowd. Share your thoughts, photos and videos."

Geni: Niche genealogy.
"Geni is a private place for your family to build your family tree,
preserve your history and share your lives."

gossip report: Niche anonymous gossip
"On GossipReport.com you can anonymously talk about anyone you want. Instead of creating a profile about yourself, you can create a profile about someone else."

Habbo: Niche virtual world.
"Habbo is a virtual world where you can meet and make friends."

hi5: Niche general.
"Find friends in your home town or other parts of the world. Show off your photos. Listen to music you like. Reconnect with old classmates. Build your own page and express what's important to you."

Horseland: Niche horses.
"Horseland is about horses and dogs, but it is also about meeting people. There is always something new when you play with thousands of people from all over the world."

imeem: Niche general
"imeem is a social network that enables users to discover, interact and express themselves with media, including music, video and photos, and form connections based on shared tastes and interests."

itsmy: Niche mobile content.
"The biggest free mobile content community. Send anything"

jammerdirect: Niche music, musicians.
"Jammer Direct is designed to be a local music & artistic resource for area musicians, artists, venues, and musical and art related vendors."

Kaioo: Niche general.
"As state approved charity organisation kaioo offers its members all features of a modern Social Community - and a lot more, because kaioo is the first real Social Community on the Internet"

last.fm: Niche music.
"Every track you play will tell your Last.fm profile something about what you like. It can connect you to other people who like what you like - and recommend songs from their music collections and yours too."

lifeknot: Niche general.
" First and foremost, lifeknot makes it easy for you to meet new people and make new friends that share your interests and passions in any activity imaginable."

LinkedIn: Niche business.
"Over 30 million business professionals use LinkedIn to exchange information, ideas and opportunities."

LiveJournal: Niche general.
"You can use LiveJournal in many ways: a private journal, a blog, a discussion forum or a social network."

MEETin: Niche Friends.
"Our Mission: To make new friends through a local social network without the pretense of establishing business connections."

Meetup: Niche Offline meetings.
"Meetup is the world's largest network of local groups. Meetup makes it easy for anyone to organize a local group or find one of the thousands already meeting up face-to-face."

MOG: Niche music.
"MOG, your personalized gateway for music discovery. With MOG, you can find, share, and talk about the music you’re into, from Abba to Zappa."

Muxlim: Niche Muslim.
"Our vision is to connect the world's Muslim communities to each other, and to the wider world, through shared online experiences."

MyChurch: Niche Christian.
"MyChurch.org is a free online tool for churches to extend their communities between Sundays."

myspace: Niche general.
"Create a community on MySpace and you can share photos, journals and interests with your growing network of mutual friends!"

nexopia: Niche general.

orkut: Niche general.
"Connect with friends and family using scraps and instant messaging. Discover new people through friends of friends and communities. Share your videos, pictures, and passions all in one place."

PassportStamp: Niche travel.
"PassportStamp, the site for tracking your overseas visits."

Plurk: Niche general.
"A really snazzy site that allows you to showcase the events that make up your life in deliciously digestible chunks."

ryze: Niche business.
"Ryze helps you expand your business network. Get a free networking-oriented homepage. Make quality business contacts."

spoke: Niche business.
"Where business people connect."

Student: Niche students.
"The social networking and student resource site just for students."

Tagged: Niche general.
"Tagged helps people keep in touch with their friends and make new ones. We provide a fun media experience featuring expressive custom profiles, fluid widget embedding, integrated video, chat, and much more."

Wasabi: Niche general.
"Wasabi aims to be the default site for joining and creating clubs and Communities for any hobby, sport, business, political or other interest or affiliation."

I think that will do for now! There are over 50 Social Networking Websites listed to be going on with.

Good luck,
Mike

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Beware! Skimmers May Cost A Blog Money

A lot of blog readers are skimmers and many of them are busy people - well aren't we all.

This means they often make snap decisions as to whether to read a post or move on. This is probably even more true if it's the first time the reader has arrived at your blog.

So what do they look at first? The headline or title of the post.

If the headline is something vague like 'Today's Entry' or 'An Interesting Article' they may not bother to delve any further and will move on to something else which sounds more interesting (even if it isn't in reality).

A post headline ideally should therefore be something which encapsulates what the blog is all about or something intriguing that makes them want to look further.

It's a fight to retain a reader's attention so big blocks of solid text can also be off putting. I know I glaze over when I see a big page of text with hardly any paragraphs.

Small paragraphs are best, again because they are easy to skim and seem less effort to read.

An image also helps to gain attention.

It's perfectly true that content is king - but only if people are willing to read the words of wisdom. Every little advantage to get people reading helps.

The longer we retain a reader the more chance there is that they may click on something that will make us money. And that's what the game us all about.

Good luck,
Mike.

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Genuine Quality Links Bring SE Referrals

We are all jostling for good positions on the search engines. Consequently there are all sorts of stories and advice about as to what we should and shouldn't do to get good rankings. But a lot of questions are unanswered.

For instance: Does exchanging links harm our ranking? What about using keywords - can we use too many?

The difficulty is that there is no definite formula supplied by the various search engines themselves. A lot of what the 'experts' write is purely speculation and guesswork.

What we can do ourselves is read the advice that the search engines do give out.

For example if we look at Google's advice on what they call Link Schemes the following could be detrimental to our search engine ranking:

*Links intended to manipulate PageRank
*Links to web spammers or bad neighborhoods on the web
*Excessive reciprocal links or excessive link exchanging ("Link to me and I'll link to you.")
*Buying or selling links that pass PageRank

Their advice regarding links is simply:

"The best way to get other sites to create relevant links to yours is to create unique, relevant content that can quickly gain popularity in the Internet community. The more useful content you have, the greater the chances someone else will find that content valuable to their readers and link to it."

If we move on to the Yahoo Search Content Quality Guidelines they don't like:

*Sites cross-linked excessively with other sites to inflate a site's apparent popularity (link schemes)
*Pages built primarily for the search engines or pages with excessive or irrelevant keywords

And as for Windows, and their Live.com search engine, within their Guidelines For Successful Indexing they list the following things to avoid:

*Attempting to increase a webpage's keyword density by add lots of irrelevant words.
*This includes stuffing ALT tags that users are unlikely to view.
*Using hidden text or links. Only use text and links that are visible to users.
*Using techniques, such as link farms, to artificially increase the number of links to your webpage.

It's all very complicated but the message clearly is that we need genuine links. It's not necessarily the number that's important but the quality of the links. Plus we need good content.

It's worth reading what the search engines are telling us and hopefully our search engine rankings won't be penalised.

It's so easy for SE referrals to take a dive and not really know what we've done wrong. It's a matter of trying to read what is being said by the search engine's 'between the lines.'

Good luck,
Mike

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Squidoo And Money Making Plus A Young Elvis

I wrote a post just before Christmas titled Money Making Test: Squidoo Lenses and since then, as time allows, I have managed to create six lenses and have started to attract traffic to most of them.

I'm not going to do a proper update now on Squidoo as it's too early but a couple of things I have noticed that may be of interest.

Firstly there are Squidoo people who create lenses and then sell them. This is something I didn't realise. I'd heard about selling blogs, of course, but didn't imagine that a lens could be sold. They even have a section on their Forum called Lens Marketplace for this purpose.

I'm not too sure why anyone would actually want to buy a lens as they are so easy to create but there we go. Setting up and selling lenses might be a small money maker for anyone who has the time and inclination.

While on the subject of money making one person I came across, who goes by the name of CaptainSquid, has a chart on his blog - see here - where it looks as if he is earning about $3,750 per month from Squidoo with traffic of 6000 per seven day periods.

So perhaps there is money to be made with Squidoo!

Good luck,
Mike.

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$25 Bonus On Offer From Kontera

My friend Matthew at Blog About Your Blog has tipped me off about an offer from Kontera whereby you could get a $25 bonus.

You probably already know about Kontera, or will at least have seen their ads on various blogs. They offer 'in-text' advertising. This is where they underline relevant words within your posts and up pops a relevant advert. Or as they describe it, with a posher description:

"Kontera analyzes your page dynamically and matches advertisers based on relevancy and expected revenues. The keyword is linked to the most relevant and highest paying text ad from among Kontera’s thousands of advertisers."

The $25 bonus offer is on offer to new members until the 15th of January 2009 only and you must sign up on this link only to qualify. (Note: I do not receive any commission or payment - this post is purely for your information).

To qualify for your $25 there are of course conditions. Well one really. Once you have generated $75 in earnings with Kontera, as I understand it, your balance will be increased to $100. It's that simple.

So if you've been thinking about giving Kontera a trial now is a good time to do so.

Good luck,
Mike.

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Using Forums For Traffic And Money Making

Forums! It's always interesting to join in worthwhile discussions, especially if they are on similar lines to your blog niche.

And if you simply enjoy forums for what they are - great, but they can also be a valuable tool for producing extra traffic to your blogs - if they are used properly.

Using forums as a traffic generating tool, and therefore a money making tool as well, is different to using them purely for fun and entertainment.

For traffic it's all about when and how you start and join in discussions. But first you have to get your forum 'signature' in order.

Most forums will allow a link or links within a signature and these should be utilised to the maximum. Use however much space is available and in such a way as to spark an interest or desire to entice the reader to click on the link(s).

Think about the content of the signature carefully as this is often the main tool, on a forum, to generate extra traffic to your blog(s).

Okay, you may have a well designed signature but it's not much use if people don't see it. So you have to try and gain prominent positions on the various forum threads.

Let's look at starting a new thread yourself.

Why would readers want to click on a particular thread? Mainly because of the title. It may have the greatest subject matter but it's the title that will get them to read whatever it is you have written.

Make the title as interesting as possible, maybe hint at some useful knowledge or some question that can be answered and so on. You want people to look at your thread out of curiosity but ...

... the thread needs to be towards the top of the page that lists all of the threads in that particular category. Otherwise it will get lost and not noticed. But how do you keep it there?

By keep bumping it back up to the top.

With most forums, when a reply/comment is made to a thread, it automatically goes to the top of the list. You therefore need a theme that will get replies.

One way to do this is to ask questions or ask for help. Forum members are then more likely to write some sort of reply. Or maybe mention something controversial, funny, unusual or a tip or helpful hint.

If you can get regular comments or replies this will bump you up the page, but what if your thread is slipping rapidly downwards and will soon disappear?

This is the time to make a reply/comment on your own thread to bump it up the page yourself.

You can add some supplementary info, to what you originally wrote, or comment on what others have commented on - agree or disagree with them, thank them for their reply etc.

You should, in my opinion, only do your own comment on your own thread when absolutely necessary. Leave it until your thread looks like it's sinking fast. I also personally feel that own comments should only be made providing there are other 'unanswered' or 'unacknowledged' comments. But that's an ethical thing. I do know of bloggers who have several accounts on a forum for bumping purposes, but I'm not going to recommend this! Each to their own.

A few things not to do: Don't comment yourself on other people's threads, within the category where your thread is, unless they are above yours in the list.

If you do, your own thread will be pushed down the list, which isn't what you want.

This doesn't mean that you shouldn't comment on other threads (and indeed you should) but choose to do so in a different category, so that it won't interfere with your own thread's position.

By all means comment yourself as much as possible (within other categories) as this will get you known and your 'name' seen. The more people see you about the more likely they are to comment on any threads you have created - and click on your links.

If you are commenting you should check that your profile page is up to date and has any links included (if allowed) to your blogs. Also use a recognisable avatar.

I think I've gone on long enough about forums but the main message is to think about how you use them. If it's for fun do anything you want but if it's for money making and/or traffic a little cunning and thought can generate more of, whatever it is that you want.

Good luck,
Mike.
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Promotional Posts To Make More Money

Most of us advertise and promote our blogs in some way or other. Perhaps link exchange, directories, forums and so on. But it's also worth advertising individual posts as well.

Now and again I write a post specifically for this purpose. I then advertise/promote the post in the normal ways. And doing this pays off.

If I look at the five most read posts for Mike's Money Making Mission, for last month, three of these are, what I call, my 'promotional posts' and are ones I have advertised/promoted individually.

40 Free Ways To get More Blog Traffic
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The idea of these posts is to attract more visitors and specifically those who might not otherwise visit this blog. This goes back to my idea that Regular New Blood Is Needed To Make Money.

I try to give these promotional posts a catchy title. Something which might get someone to click out of curiosity. It doesn't necessarily have to be something to do with making money with free blogs.

Of course I hope that some of the new visitors will come back again or maybe subscribe. Not everyone who visits will ... but you never know. At least I'm in with a chance and extra traffic = extra money making opportunities.

Good luck,
Mike.

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Money Making With Amazon and ClickBank

I was looking through some stats and, for a change, I didn't do too badly with Amazon over the December period.

I guess if you are ever going to make money with Amazon the run up to Christmas is the time to do it. I didn't particularly push them but on Amazon UK I had 15 sales from 568 clicks, which was a 2.64% response. I'm reasonably satisfied with this.

On Amazon USA though I didn't fare so well. 401 clicks gave me only 3 orders - a 0.75% response.

I'm not sure that Amazon will ever be a big, dramatic money maker unless you have definite products that link up exactly with the niche of your particular blog - something perhaps like selling cameras on a photography niche for example.

There are more profitable affiliate programs about but it has to be a case of trial and error to find the exact one or two for specific blogs.

Hope you've had a good start to the year. I had a small check ($87.16) from Clickbank today plus I had my monthly Google AdSense payment made into my bank. Not too bad for two days, lets hope the next 29 for January do as well, preferably better. It's what we receive that's important - until it's safely in our bank it's just theory!

Good luck,
Mike.
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