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30 Sep This post is from from my other blog here We just received an email from EntreCard informing members that the social/ads network has forged a partnership with OIO publisher. OIO publisher is a script or plugin that allows us to run advertising in our sites automatically like ad networks. It runs as a plugin for WordPress but for Blogger.com or BlogSpot blogs, here’s what the EntreCard Team wrote: Again I need to be clear that you must have some sort of hosting to use OIO publisher. I works on blogger and all forms of blogging, but you do need some space on a server to upload and install the software. ...
28 Sep This post is from from my other blog here “My son is now an ‘entrepreneur’. That’s what you’re called when you don’t have a job.” - Ted Turner, broadcasting entrepreneur The “Mouth of the South” doesn’t need any introduction. The above statement was probably meant as self-depreciating humor. But does it carry some truth? We (the RMO team) did have our first taste of off-line entrepreneurship when we were both out of jobs around 5 years ago, hawking wares on sidewalks. Although the said event in our lives didn’t last long, it did provide a lot of learning experiences and our first taste of “blood” too. At the moment though, ...
27 Sep This post is from from my other blog here It seems that Google updated the Page Rank of websites and blogs the past few days. Guess what? ReapMoneyOnline has lost all the little green pixels. Here’s what we found out about a sudden loss in PR: 1. There maybe fewer links ...
19 Sep This post is from from my other blog here When it comes to IQ, the higher we rank, the more proud we are. However, should we still feel the same way when it comes to our blogs’ level of English? English is one of our least favorite subject, just a rung above mathematics. Ugh, we hate grammar rules. So here’s this online IQ tests for blogs, the Blog Readability Test. For fun, we ran 3 blogs we ...
16 Sep This post is from from my other blog here Ever heard of a fellow called the SuperMann or the Man of steal? Michael Mann got both monickers while he was chief of BuyDomains.com. Mann was both hated and loved, depending on which side of the fence we are on, because he is also the founder of Grassroots.org, an NGO whose motto is “the internet for charity.” A strange man indeed, a super-entrepreneur who made millions so he could give to others (although it would be hard to beat Warren Buffet who is planning to give most of his billions for service). Anyway, there’s this free eBook by Michael Mann that ...
14 Sep This post is from from my other blog here “Find a want, you’ve found a market. Find a market, then fill the want. Fill the want, you’ll fill your wallet.” Ryan P. Allis, entrepreneur Oh, those elusive niches. Take Ultra-Mobile PCs for instance. Two years ago, nobody would have thought of serving such a niche despite talks about the One Laptip Per Child (OLPC) project. However, ...
11 Sep This post is from from my other blog here Thankfully, we have never encountered writer’s block simply because we don’t really consider ourselves as writers. The top 10 fave things to do…
09 Sep This post is from from my other blog here In a previous post, Targeting Geograhic Niches with Google Trends, we highlighted one possible use for that popular webmastering tool. There is another free online keyword tool that uses data from Google trends that is even better, the WordTracker Gtrends Keyword Tool. We have used it for 4 months and it is indeed a powerful keyword research tool. Here’s how to use it to get the right keywords for our articles. Step 1. Open the keyword tool in a browser. Click here to open WordTracker Gtrends in a new tab. As shown in the screenshot below, the homepage has a column titled ...
08 Sep This post is from from my other blog here ReapMoneyOnline is a wall flower when it comes to contests but once in a while an interesting one does come up. Like this party being thrown by Bloggista. What do we need to do? Simply make our own definition of the word “bloggista.” Now, that’s a challenge and a cha-cha takes more steps than joining the fun. ReapMoneyOnline’s definition of the word “bloggista.” Bloggista (noun) Bloggista is a person who is totally crazy about everything blogging. Picture somebody with long, stringy hair hidden by a red bandana, body hunched over the keyboard, fingers twitching on the mouse, red-rimmed and unblinking eyes fixed on ...
06 Sep This post is from from my other blog here “It takes 20 years to build a reputation and 5 minutes to ruin it. If you think about that, you’ll do things differently.” Warren Buffet. The richest man in the world, with an estimated net worth of $62 billion as of last count, must know what he is talking about. Those words also rings true for bloggers. Often, we don’t know each other personally, relying instead on reputation and integrity. Just look at Maki of DoshDosh.com. Nobody knows anything personal about him (well, maybe his close friends do) except that he’s blogging from Canada, a student (or has he finished college now?), the ...
03 Sep This post is from from my other blog here Trends is a Google webmasters’ tool that shows us the hottest searches from 2004 up to this moment. Bloggers and webmasters most often use it to catch and ride the wave of the latest Google hot trends for popular searches and incorporate related keywords in their content to partake of the massive Google traffic. There’s another use for the tool we want to highlight, that of targeting geographic niches with Google trends search terms. Well, that’s how we use it for anyway. Step 1. Open Google Trends in browser. Click here to open Google trends in a new tab. To illustrate, ...
03 Sep This post is from from my other blog here It seems that search giant Google was concocting a surprise for browser companies dominating the market, a new browser it calls chrome. Who can resist taking it for a spin? Not RMO! Since the download link sits right smack at the center of the Google search home page, downloading and installing it was a snap. The installer/downloader got the browser files from the repository in about 5 minutes and we’re set to go. Right off the bat, the difference from most browsers was evident. Firing up Chrome was almost instantaneous on a 2 GHz Core Duo with 2 Gigs of ...
02 Sep This post is from from my other blog here People scour the web for high-paying Google Adsense keywords. If we consider the dynamics of bidding for keywords in AdWords, wouldn’t those lists be a little late for current and future searches? Besides, we have looked at such lists and most often they are of top-paying keywords in limited niches. What if our sites do not deal with loans, mortgages, a disease we get from inhaling or ingesting asbestos, and lawyers? We believe the best way to look for high-paying keywords suitable to our niches is the source itself, AdWord’s Keyword Tool External. This is simply a brief introduction and tutorial ...
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