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Blog Author:  Harsh Agrawal Blog Credit:  Shout Me Loud Original Source:  How to Get AdSense Account Approved for Blogspot with Little Trick Update: This trick doesn’t work, but you can always get an AdSense account by creating a valid website. Learn how this guy got his  AdSense account in one month . Must watch video: We all know that AdSense contextual ads are best-paying Ad program for Bloggers. Though, I have already shared my tutorial on:  Create Adsense account  but question remains the same: How to get Adsense account  approval for BlogSpot bloggers, getting an AdSense approval is not that easy.  Google AdSense  have some strict account approval policies, and one of them is blog should be six months old. Though, it’s not always true, and if you have created a quality Website, you can get an approved AdSense account easily. The major problem is for BlogSpot bloggers, for some reasons Google AdSense, doesn’t entertain BlogSpot bloggers. One

In a Digital world some of our clients dosn't get the real difference between SEO, SMO, SEM, SMM & ORM. So this blog will make you clear and easy to understand. First let’s look at the basic meanings of the acronyms and then how each applies to a basic website. SEO - search engine optimization; following some of the Google rules in order to increase the chances of the Google search engine listing your site near the beginning of a list for particular keyword searches. SEM– search engine marketing; in addition to doing SEO to get to the “top” a website owner can now buy advertising or pay to have an ad at the top of a search engine results list; these can be things like pay per click or Yahoo or Bing ads. SMO – social media optimization; basically when using social media ( Facebook, Twitter, etc.) you are making your profile more visible, your social network activity and published content can then be found more easily by people searching for resources and informatio

Alright fellow marketers, let’s get to the bottom of this.  Subject lines  can be one of the most frustrating components of  email marketing . How can something possibly be short, fun, eye-catching, enticing, and compelling all at the same time? I know. It doesn’t make any sense. As a result, marketers are plagued by a few common questions: Are shorter subject lines better? What is the optimal character count? Does subject line length even matter? Often, the answers to your questions live in the data. In this blog, I’ll walk you through how I collected and dissected data to determine the ideal word and character count for writing subject lines that beg to be opened (and lead to a click). Step 1: Data Collection There is a common misconception that the right question to ask would be: which subject line length correlates to the  higher open rate ? But that doesn’t factor in downstream metrics such as clicks, click-to-open rate, and unsubscribe rates. The question we are

Here’s the brutal truth about  link building : There are WAY too many people in internet marketing today that think “great content” is enough. They say, “if I publish great stuff, people will naturally link to me”. If only it were that easy… If you’re serious about generating high quality links, you need to be  very systematic with how you create and promote your content. Otherwise you’re taking the “cooked spaghetti approach”: throwing a bunch of stuff against a wall and hoping something sticks. Well today I’m going to show you a technique that  almost guarantees that you get high quality links from every piece of content that you publish. Get More Traffic This Month:  Get access  to a free downloadable PDF checklist that will show you how to get higher rankings with The Skyscraper Technique. Keep reading to learn how… The Skyscraper Technique: (Content Marketing for Link Builders) On April 18th I published   Google’s 200 Ranking Factors: The Complete List