Money = sum ( [Price Per Click] X [Number of Click] )
Logically speaking, if you want to make more money, you have to either increase the number of clicks or the price per click. If you do one or the other you can make more money from the program.
Make More AdSense Money By Boosting the Number Of Click
Increase the number of clicks on your ads is the most obvious strategy that will make more money for you. There are two ways you can boost the number of click:
1. Getting more traffic for your web site,
2. Make your ads more clickable and position them at the right place.
Getting traffic takes time and efforts. It‘s also a lot of hard work. There are several techniques that you can use to generate more traffic to your web site and hence make more AdSense money. These techniques are:
* Increase link popularity by link exchange, article marketing, directory submission and press release.
* Paid Advertising through classified advertising, banner advertising or search engine advertising.
* Participate in forums/groups related to the content of your web site.
* Add comments to other blogs.
Making your ads more clickable is another way to increase your earnings. It is relatively easy to do because you can adjust your ad format almost immediately. You can do the following adjustments to your ad format to improve your click through rate (CTR):
* Make them more noticeable by positioning your AdSense ads on top of your AdSense page.
* Google states that the most effective ad formats are 336×280 larger rectangle, the 300×250 inline rectangle, and the 160×600 wide skyscraper. However you should choose the best ad format that works for your web site. This requires tracking and testing.
* Create a custom palette that best suites your web site. In general, you can follow the following settings:
o Border color : no border or background color of your website
o Background color : background color of your website
o Link color : color of your links
o URL color : black
o Text color : black or color of your main content
Make More AdSense Money by Targeting the Higher-Paying Keywords
You can create unique, relevant and quality contents that target at the higher-paying keywords to increase your average price per click (CPC). Higher CPC means that you can make more money even the CTR remains unchanged. You should find out which keyword variations for a topic pay more. Often the more specialized variations and phrases pay more than the generic terms.
You can increase your CPC by reducing the occurrence of lower-paying ads. You can use AdSense competitive filter mechanism to filter out the ads that you don’t want to be shown on your web site. It is suggested by others that showing fewer ads on a page will result in higher-paying ads displayed on your web site. A lot of publishers report that they make more Adsense money if they remove ads completely from pages with few or no clicks. Again you have to test whether this strategy works in favor of you or not.
As you can see, it involves a lot of hard work if you want to make extra Google AdSense money. You need to put in your time and effort to make it happen.
3. Exhibit boots
Any difference between the rate of rental growth and the rate of wage growth cannot be sustained forever; however, the differential on the national level is small, and it can be attributed to changing customer behavior as people demonstrate an increased willingness to spend more on housing related costs. The rate of rent growth over wage growth in Orange County is a bit more troubling. Orange County is second only to Honolulu, Hawaii as the most expensive place to rent in the United States and the continued growth of rents in excess of wages is not sustainable.
The unprecedented spike in the national price-to-rent ratio is clear evidence of a massive, national real estate bubble. As the ratio demonstrates, there was no increase in rents justifying market pricing. The only other explanation which would deny a market bubble would be a dramatic lowering of ownership costs through other means. Although lower interest rates did lower ownership costs somewhat, the resulting savings due to lower interest rates only explains about one-third to one-half of the increase in prices. The remainder is caused by the use of exotic financing and irrational exuberance.
Predictions based on the price-to-rent ratio are arguably the most robust because the ratio has been stable over long periods of time, and for good reason; the comparative cost of ownership to rental is a logical basis for valuation. If house prices return to their historic average of the 1988 to 2004 period of 181, then national prices will fall 27% peak-to-trough, bottom in 2011 and return to the peak in 2020.
The ratio of price-to-rent in Orange County, California, where the city of Irvine is located, has shown more variability than national figures. There was a coastal bubble taking off in the late 80s and collapsing in the early 1990s. The premise of prices reverting to fundamental valuations can be clearly seen in the changes in the price-to-rent ratio in Orange County. In the mid 1980s, the market was bottoming out from the first coastal residential real estate bubble associated with the inflationary times of the late 1970s. From 1983 to 1987, the price to rent ratio stabilized between 176 and 185, a range of about 6%. After the coastal bubble, prices stabilized in 1994 to 1996 in a range from 175 to 178.
Projections using the price-to-rent ratio assume prices will fall again to the range from 175 to 185 before stabilizing. The reason prices stabilize in this range is because it is here that the cost of ownership approximates the cost of rental, and Rent Savers buy real estate and form a support bottom. If house prices in Orange County return to their historic price-to-rent stability range, prices will fall 22% peak-to-trough, bottom in 2013, and return to the previous peak by 2019; however, if rental increases do not sustain their 4.7% historic rate, the bottom may be somewhat lower, and the return to the previous peak would be delayed.
Using the price-to-rent ratio is one of the most accurate predictors of the market bottom. The stability of the price-to-rent ratio is remarkable considering the variability in economic terms. The only times this ratio deviates from its tight range is when irrational exuberance takes over a market during a financial mania like the great housing bubble. by-Lawrence Robert.
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“Did I go too high?”
And when he says “YOU'RE HIRED!”, a new set of doubts creep over you:
“Should I have gone higher?”
“Did I lowball the price just to get a client?”
You know the feeling. You've got the job, the project, the new client and it almost always turns out to be more work than you thought when you signed up for the task. Be sure that you know your worth and communicate it to the client up front.
1. Know your worth.
If you charge your clients hourly, how do you know what to charge them? Did you pick a number out of the air? What was your rationale?
For those who choose to bill hourly, I recommend the following approach to determining what you charge:
(a) Determine what you want your salary to be. How much will you take out of the company?
(b) Add to that any subcontractor expense that you may have. This is your “labor total”.
(c) List out and then add all your expenses: advertising, promotion, rent, self-employment tax, supplies, etc. This is your “non-labor expense total”.
(d) Add your labor total to your non-labor expense total.
(e) Add in any profit goal you may have for your business.
(f) Bullets (d) plus (e) equal your Total Required Revenue.
(g) Divide your “Total Required Revenue” by the number of BILLABLE hours for the year. Remember that you will not be billing 40 hours/week. The result will be the amount you need to charge per hour to make your salary goal.
If you bill hourly, take the time to complete the above exercise and, if necessary, increase your rates accordingly.
2. No haggling.
It can be hard when you have few clients or need more money, but whatever you do, do not haggle with your clients/prospective clients over your pricing.
You can haggle at a flea market. You can haggle for the price of a house. You can negotiate (a.k.a. “haggle”) for a corporate job salary. As a self-employed individual, you must not haggle over your pricing. To do so immediately lowers your perceived worth with that person and will set you up for a relationship of nitpicking over every nickel and dime.
3. Provide a “solution” and not a “service.”
Insure your clients understand the benefits they will receive from hiring you. You are not providing them a service; you are providing them a solution.
The difference being that people value solutions more than they do services. Whenever discussing price with a potential client, focus on the benefits, the “solutions” that she will receive as a result of hiring you.
Will she have more free time? Will her business see an increase in profits or clients? Know the benefits and speak to them!
4. Be prepared to say “Goodbye”.
Not everyone is going to accept your terms. Deal with it. They weren't meant to be your clients anyway and would have just taken up the time that you could use for a better qualified client. Save your time and energy for those who recognize your worth - you'll both be happier and more productive.
Pricing your services is one of the most emotional things you'll do as a business owner. Be sure to take the time to review the project at hand before just blurting out a price - doing so will save you a lot of time and frustration down the road.
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A business needs a market. A consumer is an essential part of a business. Businesses are predominant in capitalist economies, most being privately owned and formed to earn profit to increase the wealth of owners. The owners and operators of a business have as one of their main objectives the receipt or generation of a financial return in exchange for work and acceptance of risk. Notable exceptions include cooperative businesses and state-owned enterprises. Socialistic systems involve either government, public, or worker ownership of most sizable businesses.
The etymology of "business" relates to the state of being busy either as an individual or society as a whole, doing commercially viable and profitable work. The term "business" has at least three usages, depending on the scope — the singular usage (above) to mean a particular company or corporation, the generalized usage to refer to a particular market sector, such as "the music business" and compound forms such as agribusiness, or the broadest meaning to include all activity by the community of suppliers of goods and services. However, the exact definition of business, like much else in the philosophy of business, is a matter of debate.
Business Studies, the study of the management of individuals to maintain collective productivity in order to accomplish particular creative and productive goals (usually to generate profit), is taught as an academic subject in many schools.
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"The change that has hit the world economy is of a critical scale that comes once in a hundred years," President Katsuaki Watanabe said at the company's Nagoya office. The drop in vehicle sales over the last month was "far faster, wider and deeper than expected."
Sinking sales in the U.S. in the wake of the financial crisis have dealt a heavy blow to Japanese automakers. But Watanabe said that emerging markets, which had held up in the beginning, were also slowing down now.
The surging yen, which erodes overseas earnings, has battered profits. The dollar has fallen to 13-year lows of about 90 yen recently.
Toyota Motor Corp. - which makes the popular Camry sedan and Prius gas-electric hybrid - now expects to sell 8.96 million vehicles around the world this calendar year, down 4 percent from the it sold last year, Watanabe told reporters.
Unlike previous years, he gave no goal for 2009.
In July, Toyota lowered its global vehicle sales target for 2008 to 9.5 million from the initial 9.85 million. Last year, it sold 9.37 million vehicles around the world.
Toyota also lowered its sales forecast for the fiscal year through March to 21.5 trillion yen ($239 billion), down about 18 percent from its earlier projection at 23 trillion yen ($256 billion).
Grabbing attention in recent years has been whether Toyota would dethrone Detroit-based General Motors Corp. as the world's No. 1 in annual vehicles sales.
But the mood was pure gloom at the president's annual year-end event.
Under a previous revision, Toyota had been forecasting a 550 billion yen ($6.1 billion) profit for the fiscal year through March, less than a third of what it racked up the previous fiscal year and drastically lower than its initial projection of 1.25 trillion yen ($13.9 billion) profit.
Toyota's U.S. vehicles sales plunged by a third on year in November, when overall sales fell to their lowest level in more than 26 years. And there is little hope for a quick recovery as consumers hold back big purchases amid a serious downturn.
By defragging your hard driver it will allow files to be accessed more efficiently as it puts your data back into contiguous fashion.
I recommend you to get out of any applications before defragging a hard driver, just to be safe.
Unwanted installed programs
Sometimes, newly installed software and programs could be the reason of PC freezing.
Over the time a lot of your hard driver space could just be occupied by unwanted programs, such as old applications that you just left them on your PC. Over the time these programs add up and you probably didn't know that this is slowing down your computer! Not only it will speed up your PC but you will also get more space for data you need.
Also check out your start up menu for unwanted programs, and keep the ones you need in daily usage.
Upgrade your memory
If your PC is slow and no matter what you do it just isn't performing well, instead of buying a new one why not try to upgrade it.
So what is the easiest way you can upgrade and at the same time gets significant improvement?
Well its amazing what some extra RAM will significantly speed up you PC.
Registry need to be cleaned
Windows Registry is a huge bank of information about everything that's going on in your computer.
What ever you do on your computer the registry gets updated.
We can say that the Registry is a bit like the nerve center of your PC.
Problems in the registry begin when you uninstall a program, delete a folder or do any one of a number of pretty ordinary tasks that we do every day.
Registry doesn't do a very good job at take care of itself. And bits get left uncleaned.
So what can you do about it? All you need to do is downloading a bit of software, click on the 'Scan' button and so on.
Your computer got infected
Don't forget to do a virus and spyware scan as this does not just protect you data and private information but may also help improve performance.
Well these are the basic steps to repair your PC, if you want to learn more about how to repair your PC, follow the link below.
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