Make $2500 within a week?

I know writing blog is not that easy or simple especially during startup. But if you are still new to blog and you wish to write a blog and make money online, let us share something with you.

1. Decide a blog topic and purchase a new domain name(more relevant to your blog topic). Why purchase a new domain instead of using blogger.com or wordpress.com free blog hosting. Let us tell you later. Where to buy a new domain? Tons of websites, you may try www.godaddy.com

2. Get WordPress Ready! I prefer wordpress because it's very simple and now day most of the web hosting package bundle with WordPress. Please refer to http://wordpress.org/hosting for more choices however you can still look for Malaysia Web Hosting provider as well. Web Hosting package? We would suggest choose a minimum package for a new startup and probably you can upgrade later. Login to your hosting account’s Cpanel and click around the various buttons just to see what they’re about. What is that about? Don't worry, normally the hosting provider have all kinds of help.

3. Configure WordPress. Look for http://codex.wordpress.org/New_To_WordPress_-_Where_to_Start.

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November 12, 2007 · Filed Under How's To, Make Money, Tips

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What is this gclid?

While checking on our sitemeter referral link lately, we found a funny URL:

http://www.planetmy.com/?gclid=CJyDgIrL0o8CFR0oTAodTR6FCg

What the heck is this? We don't have such URL. We don't have such destination link.

My best friend 'Google' tell me the answers and details.

What is Destination URL Auto-tagging?

In order for Analytics to display details about your AdWords keywords and costs, you must do one of the following:

Use Destination URL auto-tagging, or
Manually tag your keyword destination URLs with tracking variables.

Google created auto-tagging (turned "on" by default) so that large and small accounts could easily see how their AdWords keywords were performing from click to conversion and back to cost. Auto-tagging automatically associates a parameter with the click on your ad which then allows Analytics to report the details of the click, including which AdWords keywords brought a visitor to your site, which campaign that keyword was from, and how much that click cost. This information can then be associated with richer information within your Analytics reports, such as goal or e-commerce conversions, to give you a sense of how your AdWords spending is really performing.

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November 11, 2007 · Filed Under Make Money, Tips

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