6.May.2008 at 7:14 pm | 8 Comments
If your site gets any traffic at all, chances are your RSS feed is scraped and misused by some one trying to score on SERP for the work you have toiled on. This very blog is constantly ripped by sploggers who have no regards to intellectual property rights or just plain simple dumb to realize they are stealing. Here are three sites where you can find the entire content of our blog scraped/ripped/stolen and posted as their own. Of course I did not link to them because I really don’t want you to visit them:
myblogmix.com (this m^*&*0 f$%*r even uses one of our themes on his splog!)
frenzygraphics.com
urlfan.com
How do you stop them?
Jonathan Bailey, a security expert (Plagiarism Today) who also writes on Blog Herald, lists 6 steps to identify and fight content theft. We religiously followed the suggestions for months now (that post on BH was from last November), but none worked thus far. Google is yet to acknowledged our letters (used his cease and desist letter templates, which is a good source, thanks!). I even took solace in thinking maybe they have a backlog or that they will eventually write back, but nothing really happened.
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7.Feb.2008 at 2:34 pm | 37 Comments
Caroline Middlebrook has published a free eBook about making money with niche sites powered by WordPress. The books discusses Google Adsense, WordPress plugins and tips on monetizing your site with relevant content. The eBook is a recommend read for new and old bloggers alike. Grab your copy from here.
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2.Nov.2007 at 7:39 pm | 37 Comments
Ultra Nine O is an advanced 3-column search engine optimized WordPress theme designed by MandarinMusing and Headsetoptions. This professional theme is Google Adsense ready and includes many advanced feature like options page to edit the theme design without touching the code, intelligent conditional statements to help better user experience, intuitive SEO corrections to make the theme rank better in search engine and styled to easily add contextual Google ads. The theme completely validates and has 2 right and 3 bottom widget ready sidebars. Sidebar Widget is the only required plugin and works with WordPress versions 2.0 through 2.3….
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22.Oct.2007 at 6:58 am | 77 Comments
Zen 8 is a 3-column “widget” ready WordPress theme designed by MandarinMusing and Headsetoptions. This professional theme is Search Engine Optimized and Google Adsense ready and provides an easy to customize platform for both blogs and websites powered by WordPress. The theme has many advanced feature built in with intelligent conditional statements and intuitive SEO corrections to make it one of the premium SEO and Adsense ready themes out there. The theme completely validates and has 2 right widget ready sidebars styled to easily add contextual ads both within sidebars and posts. Sidebar Widget is the only required plugin.

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2.Mar.2007 at 7:50 am | 1 Comment
If Google ads makes you ogle, you sure are going the right way… use Google Adsense intuitively, if you feel a strong urge to click a particular ad, more than likely, others will.
Here are some quick tips that might do the trick!!Visibility of ad: Do not dump your ads right at the bottom of your website, unless you have a website where scrolling is not required.
Hot spots: left side of your page and the middle.
Best sizes:
336×280 large rectangle
160×600 wide skyscraper
300×250 inline rectangle
728 leaderboard
Contextual ads: Filter all the useless advertisements from Competitive Ad Filter link below the AdSense Setup tab using the …
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