Archive for June, 2006

Recently I come across a free handy tool called Email antispam generators to prevent email spam from Pingoat.

Email Antispam Generators generate different kinds of email protection so that it made it much difficult for auto email harvesting software to retreive your email from your site.

Based on the email you submitted to the tool online, it will convert it to 1) an image, 2) javascript outout and 3) html encode string. These methods will prevent most of the email harvesters.

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After the success of milliondollarhomepage.com, I have seen so many similar sites offering the same idea. Of course, these sites do not perform that well. The main result why milliondollarhomepage.com is so succeesful is because it catch the attendion of the media. Form the media, it become a hype, then everyone start talking about it creating so many back links to the site as well.

Will Joel Comm’s 500words.com be another milliondollarhomepage.com? Personnally, I do not think so. But, who know I may be wrong. In order for such a site to success, it got to create hype, to create attention and to create link back. Will it get the same high Page Rank from Google?

You might want to try your luck to buy from the site. Maybe, soon, it will become a HIGH PR site that provide a good link back to your site. No one know now.

* One thing to note, I am talking about it, someone is talking about it, and many others are talking about it. We are the one that cause the site to success, I wonder will we get some commission from it

By the way, Joel Comm is the author of Google AdSense Secrets – Making More Money with Google AdSense. If you are looking for a guide to learn how to make money with Google Adsense, I will recommend you this book.

Purchase the Google AdSense Secrets – Making More Money with Google AdSense book here

I have just finished reading the Internet Business Manifesto report by Rich Schefren at strategicprofits.com

I can’t beleive that this report is free. As what Rich Schefren has said “I think you’ll find a perspective that you’ve never see before, and it just may create a radical shift in your business.”

Help yourself and get a copy at http://www.strategicprofits.com/manifesto/

I read recently that Google Page Rank (relevancy) may have a great deal to do with how long a visitor stays on your site, among other factors, but this one may be heavily weighed.

In an article by Todd Freisen, director of seo at Range Online Media (RangeOnlineMedia.com) in OMMA (The Magazine of Online Media, Marketing and Advertsing) he states that, “If the Google wizards can track the duration between an initial click and the moment the user hits the back button, then it’s possible for them to identify sites that users, upon discovery, perceive as worthless and want to escape. If that’s the case, it’s plausible that Google might use this information to determine a web site’s relevancy.”

Makes sense to me, and it also makes a lot of ‘mass produced” PLR and other ‘article’ sites created with poorly written content ‘un-sticky’ and get a poor ranking in Google.

Let’s take this as an example. You do a search on Google. You get a set of results. You click on one result, lets call it SiteX, and you don’t like what you see and immediately (within seconds) use your “Back” button to go back to the results you got in Google.

Google, tracking all this says, “Hmmm…. that site didn’t meet their expectations or it wasn’t relevant to their search because they hit their back button within 1.3 seconds of clicking that link… it must not be a good match for that search phrase.”

You select another result, we’ll call it SiteA. You click through to SiteA and find something that is highly relevant to your search and you stay for several minutes reading. Maybe you never click the ‘Back’ button to get more results.

For the search phrase the user entered into Google, which site do you think got a higher ‘relevancy’ ranking from Google? Which one just got a boost to their Page Rank?

SiteA, of course.

PLR sites are great for one thing: Keyword articles and BULK content. What you don’t want to do is use them without modification… you MUST edit them and you must edit the templates given to you too.

Keyword ‘farm’ pages may get Google to list them high in the search results in the first few days, weeks or even months but if you’re not creating relevant, sticky, and well written content users will hit their “Back” button faster than you can say ‘Google’ and eventually (probably after the next Google update) will be no where to be found in the first page’s listings for your search term.

Something every good marketer online needs to consider with a degree of seriousness.