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Monetize Your Website with Adsense – A Profitable Venture

July 05, 2011 By: Yvonne A Jones Category: online business

A number of persons are beginning to appreciate that money can be made from having a website displaying Adsense ads, and having many of these sites, they can become valuable revenue sources.  The great thing about it is that the income from these sites will be a monthly residual income with very little work on your part.

There is work involved initially as you want to be sure that each site has content that is relevant to the topic and you have keyword rich posts on the site.  You can add posts later on, but having a site with five or six pages is a great place to start.

Google Adsense is a fast and easy way for website publishers of all sizes to display relevant and text-based Google ads (more…)

Dream of Being a Blogger? You Can Be a Blogger, Too.Here’s What You’ll Need to Do

June 29, 2011 By: Yvonne A Jones Category: Business - Entrepreneur, online business

This is a Guest Blog Post by Nicole Dean

More and more moms are getting into the blogging scene. Some for fun, some for profit, and some for both. Why not make money while you’re blogging about your favorite stuff, right?

It’s easier than ever to get started blogging. But the first thing you need before you begin is an idea for your domain name.

What is a domain name?

It’s the “www (dot) SOMETHING (dot) com” that people will type in to get to your blog. It’s like your address.

How do you Know What is a Good Domain Name?

There are some standards for what is a “great” domain name verses one that makes you wonder what on earth (more…)

Focused Action Required for Online Business Success

June 21, 2011 By: Yvonne A Jones Category: Business - Entrepreneur, online business

One acronym for F.O.C.U.S is Follow One Course Until Successful.  Focused action can also mean turning your back on the audience so you can guide the orchestra to produce beautiful, melodious, well-coordinated music.

Last week I attended the 8th Grade Graduation Ceremony of one of my young friends and a segment of the ceremony was a musical piece by the 8th grade band…and what a beautiful selection it was! As I watched and listened my eyes were captured by the movements of the teacher who was conducting the band.

Her back was to the audience and her attention was focused on guiding, by the movement of her hands and the baton, the orchestra so that each member of the band knew exactly when to come in, and when to play louder or softer. This ensured that we, the audience, derived the best enjoyment from the musical piece.

As entrepreneurs we are the band leaders or conductors of our (more…)