Here’s how Niko Bellic of GTA IV would look like if he was real -

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Check this out – Google Saree having a print of the Google search results page

Doing missions in Grand Theft Auto IV without body armor is quite hard, so getting an armor before starting a mission is a good idea.

Where to find body armor in GTA IV

Weapons shop – you can buy body armor at the weapon shop for $500

Little Jacob – if you want body armor at a cheaper price ($300), you can get it from Little Jacob after unlocking his special ability. To unlock his special ability, just take him out (after you become his friend) to places like shows, bowling, pool and strip clubs.

Cheats – to get an Armor for free (using cheats), dial 362-555-0100 on your cell phone. If you want health, armor and ammunition, dial 482-555-0100 instead. Keep in mind that this will block some achievements.

Secret locations – If you do not wish to buy or use cheats and still want body armor for free, you can try finding them on secret locations of the map. Access the Internet on GTA 4 and go to www.whattheydonotwantyoutoknow.com.  You will find maps showing secret locations of body armor, heath, stunt jumps and pigeons.

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Over at DigitGeek we recently started an ‘Ask us‘ section where people could ask us hardware related questions and get it answered by us. So far we have been continuously getting questions and answering them as soon as possible in a new post. Answering questions helped us get more readers, comments and make the site more active.

In the beginning I was afraid whether anyone would ask questions on a new blog, so to get things started I asked my brother and some friends to leave a question. I also wrote about the ‘Ask us’ section on this blog and let a few StumbleUpon friends know about it which brought in some traffic to the page (the page is now daily getting some traffic to it from StumbleUpon after the stumbles it got from a few users).

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Over at DigitGeek, we started a page where the readers can submit their hardware related problems and get it solved.

No matter whether you are looking for suggestion on which laptop to buy or on how to fix your Monitor or on anything else, just ask us and we will gladly help.

All you have to do is to submit them via this page and we will answer them in a post soon. Also make sure to subscribe via RSS or Email to get notified when we answer them. Don’t be shy, ask us now!

Chitika’s Related Product Unit (RPU) which when targeted to the post title can be used to display a list of related products matching the page content. You can also customize the RPU to match the exact look and feel of your website and make it look less like an ad. 

Chitika RPU was earlier available only to select number of publishers for testing purposes but is now open to all.

I tried it on my hardware blog and it more than doubled my earnings! If you own a product related blog, make sure to try it out. Also remember that it works best when placed right at the end of your blog post.

To get the RPU code, just login if you are a Chitika publisher and you will see a “RPU Code” tab. Here you can choose your RPU unit size, colors, product category and set channel tracking.

Here’s an example of how it looks like:

If you are not a Chitika publisher, you can apply here.

By default, Kontera links have double underline so that they won’t not be confused by visitors for real links. I found a few sites recently having single underline for their Kontera links instead of the default double underline and checked the page source to find the code they used.

I also contacted Kontera to know if its ok to use this code and they replied:

We do not recommend using single underlines for Kontera ContentLinks.  Users viewing a web page will not know which link is a Ad and which is a real link to an article.  We do not want to confuse your viewers.

I haven’t made my Kontera links single underline yet, but if you would like to try it here’s the code that you should add to your Kontera code:

var dc_single_line = 'yes';

Making your Kontera links single underline may help you get more clicks on your Kontera ads but will also confuse your site visitors, so try it at your own risk.

I have written earlier on how to improve affiliate earnings, now lets see how we can make even more money by hiding the affiliate links. Hiding the affiliate links not only helps you make more money, but is also good for SEO.

It also helps to increase the clicks on the affiliate links as visitors won’t be able to type the URL on their browser without your affiliate code and therefor will help you make more money with affiliate programs.

Another advantage is that you will only need to change your affiliate codes at one place if they ever change (Text link Ads changed their codes two times).

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I have wrote in the past on how you can use images to get your best posts noticed by your blog visitors and also implemented that idea on my blogs. But I also wanted to rotate the images so that more posts could be noticed.

I tried out a few rotation WordPress plugins but they did not work well. So I contacted Shrihari, the guy who made the useful GotBanners plugin, and asked if he could make a plugin for this.

He contacted me some days later letting me know about his new site called Rotatee, which is a remotely hosted banner rotation service. You can use it to rotate ad banners on your website.

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I have wrote about many WordPress plugins in the past. Here is one that could help increase your blog’s subscribers. What would Seth Godin do plugin displays a message for first time visitors asking them to subscribe to your blog’s feed (uses cookies).

By default the message shown is "If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!" and disappears after three visits.

I have been using this plugin for the past few days on my hardware review blog. Here’s a screenshot of it in action:

Installation is easy. All you have to do is upload the what_would_seth_godin_do.php file to your plugins folder and activate it. The plugin also allows you to customize the message, its lifespan, and its location.

Download the What would Seth Godin do plugin from here.