With any new blog or website it takes a little experimentation to find out what your surfers react to best when it comes to advertising messages. But some things don't vary too much with online content and so what works well on one blog, should do well on another. Here's my tips for positioning ads on your pages.
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Underneath all the content you see in your web browser is a source code which tells the browser what to display and how to present it. You can always view this code by right clicking on a web page and selecting 'View source code' from the menu which appears. If you are not a very technical person then reading source code probably looks like some kind of visual static to you. It can be very off-putting and confusing to see a page of seemingly random words and symbols piled together like so much gibberish, with bits of your content poking it's head through as if pleading for help.
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Read more: Source Code Basics
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5 Things Your Surfers Can Tell You |
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Different things work for different webmasters, and that makes it very difficult to assess whether what you are doing is the right thing for you. If you are relatively new to blogging then no doubt you are taking your first steps by reading a lot of forums and taking advantage of the advice of more experienced adult webmasters. Nothing wrong in that, we all got started that way. In fact simply accepting the fact that you can learn something from the people already banking money from promoting adult affiliate programs is a big leap when you are getting started. But as I said, different things work for different people and whilst you may be building a great blog in that way it is inevitably going to be a mish mash of other peoples ideas. You need to add some other kind of feedback to your efforts, and that feedback comes from figures. |
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Read more: 5 Things Your Surfers Can Tell You
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A Shared Box For Wordpress |
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If you work with a small blogging network then using shared boxes on your blogs can literally save you hours of hard work maintaining and updating your blogs.
At it's simplest, a shared box is a small area on a web page which displays content held in a seperate file on the server. Because the content itself remains on an independent file, it can be called from as many different web pages as you like and displayed simultaneously on all of them.
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 Samsarin PHP Widget | [A simple plugin for Wordpress to allow PHP code to be run in text widgets.] | 4 Kb |
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