Making Money With AuctionAds

As my new celebrity blog has made a good start (402 visitors yesterday) I've started looking round for suitable ways to make some money from it.

As a start I looked at AuctionAds which seems to be in vogue at the moment. I joined yesterday to see how it all works in practice. There is now a sample of their ads in the side column of this blog - towards the bottom of the page.

Their program started on March 6th of this year and by July 7th they had over 17,000 partners. This is quite an achievement as their target was for 10,000 in the first year.

So what is it all about?
AuctionAds make it all sound very easy. You sign up, get the code, place ads on your site relevant to the keywords that you choose, visitors buy products they're interested in and you make money.

If only life was that simple!

You have to delve a little deeper. The ads are all linked to eBay and you make money when your visitor takes an 'action'. So what is an action? To quote AuctionAds own words: 'Actions are defined as a Winning Bid, a Buy-it-Now or a confirmed user registration.'

If you think about this carefully money making isn't perhaps quite as easy as first thought. I'm not talking with experience, as I have just joined, but from my first impressions.

What is the commission?
Auction Ads say they are committed to pay out 'a minimum of 100% of eBay commission revenue. They then refer you to the eBay's affiliate program for the details of what this actually is. I'll do the same, please click here for the information.

There is also an inbuilt affiliate program whereby you can earn 2% of all income generated by the people you introduce - but I see this is for six months only.

Payments are made via PayPal, with a $10 minimum.

So how have I done?
There is only my first day to report. My stats show I had 904 impressions and out of these there were 22 clicks. There are 30 day cookies on all referrals.

First Impressions?
I'll reserve judgement on AuctionAds but I feel that there is probably better ways of making money with a blog. I imagine the click rate percentage might be okay but the actual 'actions', that make the money, may be more difficult to come by.

I don't want to sound too negative, there are some good features. I like, for example, that the ads are based on keywords that you choose yourself. This can still produce some strange listings, though still technically relevant to the actual keyword. The keyword I used for the ads on this blog was 'money'.

I'll keep you informed as to how I progress with AuctionAds.

My instinct is that it will take serious traffic to make any decent money - hopefully I'm wrong!

Good luck,
Mike.


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Celebrity Watch: Yesterday Celebrity Insider featured Galilea Montijo photos, with lots of cleavage, and the UK Big Brother's Charley Uchea, Chanelle Hayes and Shabnam Paryani. The three of them had a bit of a romp together. The TV channel wouldn't televise the footage but Celebrity Insider has photos.

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Blogs Of Value Isn't Spamming

I got into trouble yesterday - though I'm still smiling!

I was accused of promoting spamming because I wrote:

'Is it possible to start lots of different niche blogs, build them up with say twenty plus posts and then let them run themselves? By this I mean if you splay the blogs with strong keywords will the search engines keep picking them up indefinitely?'

That would be a form of spamming someone said. Interesting, but it doesn't mean that the blogs wouldn't be of value. No different infact than many other blogs that die a natural death.

I don't promote, well rarely, Mike's Business Articles for example, which only has a few posts, but I don't consider this a spam blog. There are articles that ocassionally interest people.

My complainent didn't like the way I said to 'splay the blogs with strong keywords.' But isn't this what the SEO experts tell us to do? Keywords are essential to getting blogs and websites picked up by the search engines. I don't mean listing rows of keywords, but to use them sensibly in titles, the first sentence and so on. It's called promoting your blog. I've written before that you mustn't overdo keywords as search engines do indeed sometimes class this as spamming.

It's all about balance.

I guess sometimes it's necessary to dot every i and cross every t.

The comment left by clip of Successful Blogging With Random Shock yesterday was interesting. He wrote:

'A couple years back I read something about a guy who had like 100 blogs all with AdSense. From what I remember they were all well written and useful to the niches they were targeting, SE optimized I guess with a couple dozen posts on each blog. He probably had great SE placement for each post on all 100 blogs. Apparently he made unreal money from it.'

That was the idea that I was trying to get over yesterday.

Wonder what others think. Are dozens of unleashed blogs spamming?

It's my Money Making Weekly Report tomorrow.

Good luck,
Mike.

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Celebrity Update: The main subject on Celebrity Insider - Photos & News today is the UK Big Brother eviction of Emily Parr for use of a racist word. Charley Uchea was in tears. On the blog there is a video of the eviction plus a couple of photos of Charley Uchea and Emily Parr. To see the video and the transcript of what Emily said click here.

Was that spam or promotion?


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If Celebrity Sex Sells Can We Make Money From It?

I suppose I knew it already, but it's a funny old world this blogosphere - or whatever you want to call it.

Take yesterday, for example, I checked some of my stats and what was the biggest link, by far, that readers of MMMM clicked on? Charley Uchea topless!

I shouldn't really be surprised because they - whoever they are - say sex sells. I'd go one step further and say that celebrity sex sells even more.

I've succumbed to this thought and am now trying an experiment with a couple of celebrity blogs to see if they will attract visitors and, more importantly, make money.

I think realism has set in and the fact is that you need something with high traffic to bring in any real cash. Sure I'm making some money, nearly $2000 to date - see last Money Making Weekly Report - but this isn't really worthwhile as far as I'm concerned.

So I'm now, therefore, dabbling in so called celebrities, which is a phenomenon that I don't really understand. Why are people like Paris Hilton in the USA and Kate Price (Jordan) in the UK celebrities? They don't actually have any talent, but it doesn't appear to matter. What they do know is how to sell themselves, and keep in the public eye. This earns them millions. Most odd.

Anyway, I'm getting sidetracked. I started these two celebrity blogs (Celebrity Insider and In Praise Of Konnie Huq) two days ago and the interesting thing is that Google is already sending referrals - 66 (now 91 at 14.30 UK 8 June) to one of them - and I haven't done a thing to promote them. It certainly looks, on first appearances, much easier than with money making blogs.

Publishing these two other blogs isn't going to make any difference to this one. They probably won't be long term. Mike's Money Making Mission will carry on as usual.

What I'm interested in is:

Is it possible to start lots of different niche blogs, build them up with say twenty plus posts and then let them run themselves? By this I mean if you splay the blogs with strong keywords will the search engines keep picking them up indefinitely?

If this would work it should be possible to have lots of blogs, all monetised, and bringing in an income without too much effort. It's actually the keywords and tags that are more important than the posts themselves.

I'll have a bash and see what happens out of curiosity.

Good luck,
Mike.


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P.S. I've got to really carry this on a little longer - sorry! Charley Uchea isn't going to be the first housemate evicted from the UK's Big Brother. That distinction will go to either Emily or Shabnan. The bookies got that wrong. Charley Uchea is now the favourite to be the next eviction.

How To Make Money Dating!

I received a cheque / check today for £16.41 (about $32) from DIY Dating, the company behind them is Leamore Internet Limited. I thought, therefore, that today I'd enlarge a little on this money making opportunity.

The company is based in the UK but the opportunity is worldwide and payments can be made in various currencies.

As you can see from my last Money Making Weekly Report this hasn't been one of my biggest earners but, there again, I haven't promoted it very much either.

What I can say is that, to date, I have found them to be efficient and payments have been made to me on time.

So what's it all about?
Well dating, obviously. The difference between this and many others, such as the FriendFinderGroup for example, is that DIY Dating set you up with your own free website using whatever name you choose.

This way you have the worldwide database of the company to offer prospective customers. You can also choose the niche that you want - romance, adult, gay etc and tailor your website and database to match this. There is a choice of website designs.

Like most dating and contact sites your prospects can join for free and publish their profile. It's when these people upgrade, for more benefits, that you make your commission, which is set at 50%.

How Much Can You Make?
The sky is the limit. That's the glib, easy answer but as usual it depends on the amount of traffic you can generate to your DIY site.

There are various price plans that you can select for your clients. I've chosen what they call 'Plan 1'. When clients upgrade from their free membership they pay the following - remember I (you) then get 50% of this.

£09.95 - 1 Month membership.
£14.95 - 2 Months
£19.95 - 3 Months
£29.95 - 6 Months
£49.95 - 12 Months

I have shown the costs in UK Pounds but payments can also be made in US Dollars or European Euros. At the present time £1 is equal to approximately US$1.95 and 1.41 euros.

Any other ways to make money with DIY?
Yes, two ways.

Firstly you can advertise on your DIY site for partners. Anyone who signs up for this gets 10% of any upgrades they introduce - and you still make your 50%.

And secondly you can introduce affiliates - who create their own DIY sites - and you get 10% on each upgrade they generate - for life. If this was done systematically, over time, decent money could be made. I'm sure you can work out a few statistics possible.

Summary.
Dating and contacts are worldwide products and therefore suitable for all sorts of traffic. This sector is probably one of the biggest on the Internet. There is, therefore, potential to make money.

As I have said, to date DIY have paid out on time and I can't really find many negatives - perhaps their promotional ads could be improved. I don't like the flashing ad on the right, for example.

If you can get the traffic to your DIY website you can make money, a percentage of free memberships will always upgrade.

That's DIY!

Good luck,
Mike.


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P.S. Sorry, but I can't resist it! It's that Charley Uchea from the UK Big Brother program that I have been going on about at the end of posts. The thing is that Charley Uchea has now been photoraphed in the BB house swimming topless. As this sort of thing appears to interest a section of the UK public, mostly males, these photos can be seen by clicking here. I'm sure you won't, of course!

Amazon's New Money Making Features

Amazon have introduced a couple of new features today (June 4th) for affiliates - which are no doubt welcome by many. I haven't had much success with making money via Amazon to date. I've only earned £2.70 (about $5) so far and I'm not going to get rich on that! So any new aids are worthy of consideration.

Okay, the new features are:

(1) Context Links.
Context Links are for people looking for an easy way to generate money from the content they write. Bloggers, review sites, and people that have archived pages that are currently not monetized are excellent candidates for Context Links.

Context Links automatically identify and link relevant phrases within your page content to Amazon products, unlocking new ad inventory and saving you the time from having to manually create links. You can add the links to your pages in minutes, and we provide a wealth of options to customize how they are displayed.

(2) Product reviews.

Product Previews are a portal into Amazon.co.uk – directly on your Web site. When users hover over a preview-enhanced link, either a text link or image link, a small window appears containing valuable content and information about the product you're advertising, including an image, new and used price, average customer review and availability.

This links therefore give visitors to your site more information about the Amazon product you merchandise without taking up space on your site. As Product Previews give your visitors the ability to add the item directly to their Amazon.co.uk shopping cart, these links help you keep visitors on your site until they are ready to buy.

So, in Amazon's own words, they are the two new features. My first thoughts aren't too enthusiastic, I'm afraid. I personally don't like blogs and websites where lots of things are underlined and boxes pop up wherever you move your cursor.

What I want to do is simply read what's in a post, without interuption. I'm perfectly capable of clicking on a link, in the normal way, if something interests me. I don't want info on things that are of no interest popping up - this just makes me niggly. Of course, that's me wearing a non money making hat.

For some, the underlined words and information boxes make extra money and, if that's the name of the game, I suppose this is okay. I don't think, however, that I'll be going down that route but, of course, you can never say never in life!

What has interested me more is the fact that it's now possible to have up to 100 Amazon aStores. This means you can tailor these to the niches of several blogs with differing subject matter.

You can see an example of my aStore here.

I may give a few more aStores a try and forget Amazon Context Links and Product Reviews. I feel this could be more productive. Only my opinion - you may well think differently.

Good luck,
Mike.

P.S. Nearly forgot again Big Brother and Charley Uchea! I watched BB last night. Oh dear, oh dear! Charley Uchea doesn't come across as very special. In fact she has difficulty stringing a few sentences together and sounds like some comedy take off. I can see why she's supposedly 8/11 on to be the first housemate evicted. It's all a bit sad actually.


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Referrals From Tagging

I'm off to a family birthday barbecue and then a party in about an hours time, so it's a quick post today. Just hope the weather improves - dull and drizzly here at the moment.

I did a couple of posts about Technorati Tags and I feel that the general opinion of readers was that they didn't really bring in many referrals. I was of the opposite view.

To my mind they can work if they are used properly. I have been messing about with them over the last couple of days to see if they would work for a brand new blog. This is the result:

You might say that 48 referrals isn't many. Everything is, of course, relative. To a new blog this is a decent first day. I've also had 79 visitors from the same worded tag to this blog:

So I consider the tags to be a useful aid.

At the moment I have a couple of ideas for new blogs in a completely different niche to this. The whole object, though, will still be to try and make money from them. The hardest bit will be trying to get the right products for a different readership.

It'll be an interesting experiment.

That's it for today.

Good luck,
Mike.

P.S. Nearly forgot a Big Brother and Charley Uchea update. It's great bait! It's a sad tale, however, today about Charley Uchea. She has been crying - ahhhh! It seems that the former lapdancer was sobbing in the bedroom after finding out that some of her food had been stolen. How could anyone be so cruel? Poor old (young) Charley - that's her with her handkerchief on the right. LOL.


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Money Making Weekly Report - Week 35

I'm now at week 35 of my Money Making Mission. The aim being to try and earn money, using only free blogs and without any capital outlay.

Not a lot to report on the last seven days, so I'll go straight into the stats. The programs marked with a * are those that have shown an increase this week.

I think the figures below are self explanatory. All sums are cumulative for the thirty-five weeks.

Money
I have removed Commission Junction from my list, though the money received has been included in my totals. I do not want to give them any more publicity. My CJ post refers.

AdSense $239.23*
Amazon UK £2.70
You Gov £29.50*
I have removed Adbrite from the list as I am no longer promoting them.
FriendFinderGroup $564.47*
Advertising Revenue £36.40 + $88.02
Convergence Inc $142.60 (over 18's only)
Sexy Ads $287.76 (over 18's only)
DIY Dating £45.60
Helium $9.70*
myLot $55.56*
PayPerPost $40.02
Cashlinkr $4.50
Daytipper $3.00

As there are two currencies (USA and UK) involved the totals amount to the equivalent of:
US$1778.71 or UK£988.17 or

Moving on now to where some of the blog's visitors came from.

Search Engine Referrals
Google helped me reach my best totals yet from search engine referrals (over 600 for the week). I must say, though, that this was helped greatly by the UK television program Big Brother and Charley Uchea, that's her photo on the right, who I first mentioned on Wednesday. This brought in a flood of visits as, remarkably, this blog was in number 2 position on the first page of Google search for the words 'Charley Uchea'. I didn't realise she had such a following!

Today the Sun reports that: 'Sex crazed Big Brother babe Charley Uchea was twice sacked from Stringfellows as a lap-dancer for being too racy with the punters.' Not really much that I can add to that! Anyway, the search engine referrals were as follows:

Google - 7743 (+612 on week)
Technorati - 265 (+5)
AOL - 170 (+20)
MSN - 112 (+4)
Yahoo - 52 (+2)
Live.com - 26 (+4)
Alta Vista - 2 (0)
Virgilio.it - 2 (0)
Metacrawler - 1 (0)
Webcrawler -1 (0)
HotBot - 1 (0)
Dogpile - 1 (0)
Sub total 8380 (+647 on week)

Google Blog Search - 422 (+11)
Search.Blogger - 192 (+1)
Total 8994 (+660)

Blog Directory Referrals
After success with search engine referrals this week it's back to earth with the Blog Directories. As I keep saying, they aren't a lot of good for getting visitors to your blog. Figures below for 2007 only, to see 2006 figures see Weekly Report 14.

Bloglines - 49 (+4 on week)
Blog Show Off - 35 (0)
My Blog Directory - 31 (0)
King Of The Blogs - 21 (0)
Blog Hub - 17 (+1)
Brit Blog - 18 (0)
Top Lists - 18 (+1)
Blog Hub - 16 (0)
World Blog Collection 12 (0)
Finding Blog - 12 (0)
Fuel My Blog 10 (0)
Bestest Blog - 5 (0)
eMarketing Blogs - 4 (+1)
World Top Blogs - 3 (0)
Blogdup - 3 (1)
Grokodile - 1 (0)

Other Directories, about 40 more - a big fat zero.

Mike's Top Ten Blog Referrers
These are the Top Ten referrals from other blogs for 2007. Rob and his Million Dollar Experiment were top for the week. My thanks, however, go to everyone who has exchanged links with me or has kindly put a link on their blog - it is appreciated very much. Please see their links in the side column under Interesting Blogs, why not click on a few, you never know what you might find.

Kumiko's Cash Quest 315 (+11 on week)
Blog AboutYour Blog 275 (+1)
The Million Dollar Experiment 251 (+22)
JCM's RPG Art 142 (+1)
The Gospel According To Rhys 151 (+13)
Rate My Blog 78 (+6)
Hipsterpad 77 (+1)
Money Money Money 77 (+3)
doshdosh 71 (+3)
Make Money At Home 67 (+2)

Miscellaneous Referrals
From all over the place. Top this week are: Technorati, myLot, Klik.Us and MyBlogLog.

I think that covers my week. I hope that by publishing this information, over the weeks to come, it may be of a help to other readers. To see any back reports please click here.

Good luck,
Mike.

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Make Yourself Contactable

With blogging it's always an advantage if visitors:

(1) Know who you are and
(2) They can make contact if necessary.

Number (1) is easy. Just publish a few details about yourself and possibly a photo. It makes it all more personal and readers can see that you are a real person and not some anonymous blur.

Now letting people contact you is a little more off putting for some. emails are fine, but you can end up with lots of spam and the like. I've previously added an email address, to this blog, but wasn't happy with some of the stuff I received so I had to remove it.

At the moment I am trying out a service from contactify. So what do they offer? This is the service in their own words:

What is Contactify?
A simple way for you to remain contactable, whilst never revealing your email address

How do I use it?
Post your contactify link (contactify.com/your-link-number) anywhere you like. Anyone who clicks on this link is taken to your personal contact form.

Where can I use it?
Anywhere you want, but its very useful for blogs, forums, message-boards, social networks, in fact anywhere where you would normally post your email address in public. So instead of posting your email address online, simply paste your full contactify link i.e http://www.contactify.com/your-link-number

So far, though early days, it is working okay for me. As senders have to feed in a security code it means there is no junk mail. They also have a widget that enables you to put the contact form on your own blog if preferred - though I'm not using this myself.

Needless to say it's a free service.

Good luck,
Mike.

P.S. The last couple of days I have been mentioning Charley Uchea and Big Brother. It seems that I picked on the most unpopular housemate! The Sun newspaper today quotes Charley Uchea as saying, "I'm trendy, I'm wild, argumentative. I'm flirtatious and I'm hot." But she an outsider to win at 40/1. I really must watch BB sometime!


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Mike's Top Ten Blog Referrers

I'm carrying on with the subject of visitor referrals and have combined this with some link love. The following are the ten blogs that have sent me the most referrals this year - for which I thank them.

MIKE'S TOP TEN BLOG REFERRERS
1. Kumiko's Cash Quest
Leading the way is Kumiko who is on a (very pink) quest to make money online. At the moment there is a prize of $100 up for grabs, on her blog, with a Cash Quest Competition. Put on your sunglasses and go take a look.

2. Blog AboutYour Blog
BAYB isn't about money making but it's a place where 'good quality bloggers come together and collaborate on one big project.' BAYB is always looking for more bloggers' contributions. The benefits? This is what they say: 'Blog about your Blog is a good blog to be apart of as you can generate traffic, get readers, and share our ideas. When you blog with us you can build links to your site and articles.' So whatever your blog is about take a trip to BAYB land and enjoy.

3. The Million Dollar Experiment
Rob is on the other side of the world to me in New Zealand and was one of the first blogs to link to this one. It's about money making and to quote Rob: 'The idea is to let a million dollars manifest itself for you, by simply declaring it and thinking about it. Letting the universe provide it for you basically!' From this don't get the idea that he is just sitting back waiting. He's pro-active and you can read some of the ways he is making extra cash.

4. JCM's RPG Art
From Brazil and absolutely nothing about money. The latest drawing shows: 'One of the powerful Tzimisce lords visting New York, Theodore Tholmes is the most famous and influential artist among the Tzmisce clan, and also one of the strongest vampires of the Sabbat. Nobles pay up to $50,000 each to watch him hunt humans, vampires or werewolves, torture then sculpt them into grosteque pieces of art.' Julio is one talented man.

5. The Gospel According To Rhys
Again not a money making blog but if you explore his blog you will find three excellent posts on Getting Easy Beer Money from Blogging . Rhys is from Colwyn Bay in Wales and writes, 'I am also a Geek, Loud and Proud. I probably wish I was more of a geek, but beer gets in the way, and I don’t really like coffee.'

6. Hipsterpad
This one isn't about money either. Just goes to show that referring blogs don't have to be necessarily of a similar theme. So what's Hipsterpad all about? It's your source for all things hip. Articles include such things as: The 10 Hippest Pick-Up Lines, Is Jesus A Hipster?, Hip To Be Hopeless In Hollywood.

7. Money Money Money
Guess what? This ones about money. It's written by an anonymous 'British female who's interested in earning and saving money. This blog is an attempt to share with others things I've learnt.'

8. Rate My Blog
From the UK and it's all about 'blog reviews, ratings, resources and the best blogs'. They go on to say: 'Authors can submit their blogs for review and get valuable feedback, or get an ego boost when their blog makes it into the top ten!' So pop along and get your blog reviewed.

9. Make Money At Home
I suppose the title says it all. The aim is to: 'Make money at home with your computer and build your own affiliate business online.'

10. The 15000 Dollar Mission
And finally, from the same man as in number 4 position - I told you he was talented, this blog is full of good quality posts on money making. Julio is out to make $15,000 and he is trying a lot of ways to get there.

That's my Top Ten Blog Referrers. Now all you have to do is visit them all!

Good luck,
Mike.

P.S.
Yesterday I mentioned the TV program Big Brother (no, don't groan) and Charlie Richardson. It seems the Sun newspaper got it wrong, her name is Charley Uchea - that's her photo on the right. They were correct though about her liking for footballers. The Daily Star writes that she has had 'a string of football star lovers'. She is the cousin of Manchester United midfielder Kieran Richardson. So now we all know.


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Technorati Tags And Big Brother

Further to yesterday's post I just wanted to enlarge slightly on what I said about Technorati Tags.

Firstly the words used for the tags need to be such that people would actually want to search for them. If you use a couple of words together (as one tag) it's no good putting a good keyword with something obscure, which I have seen. It's better to use the one keyword by itself.

My main point, or argument, is that if you stick to a set amount of tags (categories) you will miss out on possible referrals.

For example my blog might have main categories of: Money, Affiliates, Advertising etc., which is fine, but I would then have missed out on a lot of visitors from tags such as:

Konnie Huq - http://technorati.com/tag/Konnie+Huq - which produced 111 Technorati tag referrals.

Plus other tags such as Kate Middleton, WealthToolbox, zlio, Treasuretrooper, YouGov, mybloglog, Bloggers choice awards, blog directories, Helium etc. etc. All of which would not have been used if I stuck to a fixed set of main categories - and this would have meant a few hundred less visitors.

Tags In Action
Lets try and give an extreme, exaggerated example of how tags, not relevant to the main categories of this blog, may help bring visitors. I won't comment as to the value of such hits - though I believe there are benefits, but that's a whole separate discussion.

There is no denying that the best tags are going to be what's 'hot' in the news. I've looked through todays UK newspapers and there doesn't seem to be anything that's particularly sizzling. I'll therefore go for the Big Brother 08 programme that starts on UK television tonight, hosted by the awful Davina McCall.

After the controversy of Big Brother 07 there's bound to be lots of unpleasant contestants, plucked from obscurity and seeking fame.

The Sun Newspaper claims that one of the people to be Big Brother house bound is Charley Uchea, cousin of the footballer Kieran Richardson. I can't believe I'm writing this!

Anyway, Charley Uchea is an attractive girl (there is a copyright photo here showing her half naked) and the Sun says, 'she is believed to have had a string of flings with top Premiership (soccer) players.' Now there's a surprise!

Okay that's enough Big Brother!

For Tags we'll include: Big Brother, Davina McCall, Charley Uchea.

We'll now see what happens.

I'm sure all of you UK readers will be glued to your TV tonight watching Big Brother. Me? I'll be watching The Apprentice.

Good luck,
Mike.


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