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A few days back I noticed that the latest version of WP-PageNavi WordPress Plugin was not working with the latest version of Ultimate Tag Warrior (UTW) on Tag pages in WordPress 2.1. I contacted the plugin author of WP-PageNavi and soon got the fix for it.
As the author won’t update the plugin on his site until about 1st May 2007, you can download the fix from his forum.
On the page where you select the AdSense Ad format and color for your Ads, there is an option below to choose what to display if no relevant ads are available. Currently AdSense gives us three options - ‘Show public service ads’, ‘Show non-Google ads from another URL’ and ‘Fill space with a solid color’.
The ‘Show public service ads’ is the default option and most publishers leave it that way. The last option ‘Fill space with a solid color’ just fills the Ad space with the desired color and is of not much use.
Instead of showing Public Service Ads (PSAs) or filling space with a soild color, why not try to make that wasted Ad space more useful ? By useful I mean something that will help you earn money unlike PSAs.
Continue reading ‘How To Make Use Of AdSense Alternate Ads Feature’
MyBlogLog is a social network that allows you to connect and engage with your readers and blog readers get to connect with the authors and other fans of their favorite sites. It lets you add friends, join communities and even leave comments on other people’s profile pages.
I have added the MyBlogLog Widget to this blog’s sidebar that shows the last 15 readers to visit this blog and puts a face to each of them. When you click the readers pic it will take you to their MyBlogLog profile page from where you can find out the sites and blogs the reader runs, his/her favorite communities, contacts and view other MyBlogLog users who are part of the reader’s community.
Back in August 2006, I had explained a way to add Related Posts to your feed. But it involved modifying the wp-rss2 file. Now thanks to Solo Technology, you can add related posts to your feed without modifying any file but by just activating their wonderful WordPress Plugin.
You will need either UTW or w-a-s-a-b-i Related Posts plugin installed and activated.
Their first release of the plugin only supports UTW. So if you want support for w-a-s-a-b-i Related Posts, download the second release.
Download the plugin from here, unzip it and upload it to your plugins directory and then activate it. That’s it!
Because it will help you get your RSS readers to visit your blog and thereby increase your blog’s pageviews.
These days I have been getting spam mails send using the contact form on this blog. Some of these mails look like
Britney wrote:
You have a wonderful website here. May God rich bless you always.
Nicole wrote:
Looking for information and found it at this great site
Just while I was thinking of a way to avoid this, Mark (from Weblog Tools Collection) came up with a plugin that adds the Akismet comment test to the PSXMail plugin. Inorder to use this plugin you have to have Akismet installed and activated as a plugin already with a valid Akismet Key.
Google recently announced that it will begin reporting the number of subscribers any RSS feed has through Google Reader and Google Personalized Homepage. Hence on February 17th, FeedBurner publishers noticed an increase in their feed count. This is great news as you can now have a better idea of what your actual feed counts are.
My Feed readers jumped from 500+ to 800+ and I am really happy about it and wish to further increase it to 1000+
If you have upgraded your blog to WordPress 2.1, you might have already noticed that if you use the <!–more–> feature it will cut off your posts in RSS feeds. This can be really annoying if you prefer full feeds.
CaveMonkey50 has created a WordPress plugin called Full Text Feed that prevents WordPress 2.1+ from adding a ‘more’ link to your RSS feed.
Unzip full_feed.zip, upload the full_feed.php file into your plugin directoy and activate the plugin.
found via Quick Online Tips
A few days back when I reviewed Vizu Answers, a reader complained that it does not display previous months earnings.
I too had noticed that once a new month begins there was no way to find the earnings of the previous month. I searched their menus, but found no option to check the last months earnings, so this was one of the drawbacks I found with Vizu Answers.
But not anymore…today while I logged in to my account, I found two new options in their ‘Account’ menu - ‘Payment History‘ and ‘Zone Earnings History‘. That’s right, Vizu Answers implemented these features recently and now we will be able to find out how much we earned in each month and our current balance since the last payment 
I hope Vizu Answers continues to improve.
Atlast I got some time, so here it is - the WordPress 2.1 compatible version of TripleK2. Sorry for the late update, but these days I have been busy with a lot of other things.
Vizu Answers helps you earn extra revenue from your site by placing interactive Polls on desired topics, instead of text links or graphic ads that irritate your visitors. They pay you based on CPM (Cost per thousand impressions) just like Tribal Fusion, and you even get to set the minimum CPM rate for each poll you put up on your website. However, remember that Vizu will take 50% of the CPM rate you set. So if you set $2 as the CPM rate for your poll, you earn $1 for every 1000 times your Poll is displayed.
Vizu will always try to maximize your rate and will automatically raise it to meet strong demand. If you are unsure about what price to set, Vizu recommends charging about what you earn for an individual ad unit in a similar location.
Continue reading ‘Vizu Answers: Monetizing Your Site With Polls’
