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Advertising Blogs in Exchanges

January 4, 2007

If you want to advertise your blog in a traffic exchange, but don't want to risk your adsense account, I've got the solution for you! Basically what this code will do is prevent the adsense from showing when the blog is viewed inside an exchange. The examples below are currently used in this blog. It [...]

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How to Prevent Traffic Exchange Cheating

January 3, 2007

A discussion came up in net marketing forum about banning China to prevent users from cheating. The thought is simple: many cheaters happen to be coming from China. In fact the majority of the cheaters I've found are from China. However I don't think that banning one country will do much good. I also have [...]

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It's a Baby!

December 26, 2006

Well the time finally came! Our beautiful daughter was born on Saturday night. Here you can see a photo my beautiful wife took of me holding our darling. I originally thought I'd be quick to share with the world tons of photos of her but I've decided not to. If you are a relative I've [...]

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Christmas Special

December 19, 2006

Well I was just a few hours short of being part of the "Christmas Giveaway". Robert wanted us to be "IN or OUT" by 7PM. I just took the day off early and didn't get the message till late that night. So I've decided to do my own little special. If you purchase advertising on [...]

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Expecting another website?

December 16, 2006

If you've come across this website, expecting another, there seems to be a configuration problem on the site you are trying to access. I am in no way able to "take control" of other websites for any reasons.

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Websites and Blogs Combining

December 14, 2006

I have decided to combine my websites into one easier to manage website. Instead of having it some random name I decided to use my own name, TimLinden.com Previously I've been running CLiXNetwork.com, NedNil.com, LindenSoftware.com, and there could be a few more in there too. I'd like to put it all together in one larger [...]

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RE: I am not a victim!

December 2, 2006

In my previous post, "I am not a victim!" I was mearly meaning to make a banner to grab some attention. Unknowingly it caused many people to get upset over it because the banners I was referencing in my banner were for a site about people helping each other to learn how not to become [...]

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I am not a victim!

December 1, 2006

I keep seeing these ads and sites saying "Stop being a victim". Well I've decided to create my own banner saying "Stop telling me I'm a victim". Here it is: I'll be using it to advertise this blog, because as it stands I am not a victim. I actually have had a ton of success [...]

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Traffic Exchange Advertising Part 4

November 28, 2006

So now I've had about 1000 hits to each splash page, and I have to say the Seabee isn't cutting it. The Seabee is in the middle, and it's the mascot for the Navy Seabees. Most likely nobody surfing knows what it is, so they aren't clicking to buy it. I know now not to [...]

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Traffic Exchange Advertising Part 3

November 13, 2006

Alright I've sent 163 hits to my rotator, 121 of them were unique people. Now I'm ready to modify my splash pages based on the results. Not exactly.. 163 hits isn't much, so I should spend some more time on getting more hits. I don't like to make decisions on anything less than 1000 hits, [...]

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Traffic Exchange Advertising Part 2

November 7, 2006

So I took some time to pick out my favorite photos. It's important to focus your advertising on a few things, rather than a website full of information. Below are thumbnails of the photos I'll be using: I've then created the following text to use in the splash pages. I'll be using the same text [...]

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Traffic Exchange Advertising Part 1

October 31, 2006

I am going to be going through a series, "Traffic Exchange Advertising". I'm going to advertise a new site of mine that has nothing to do with computers (except that it has a website). I'll show you the steps I take to advertise it. First I'll be looking at what I have to offer. In [...]

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Ugh. Politics

October 26, 2006

So I'm watching Regis and during the comercial break there were only political advertisements for the people running in RI. There were at least 2 different ads that were "smearing" the same person, and I'm done with these things. In a side note - I've moved to a new server. All the sites I host [...]

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Get Member Input

October 26, 2006

I hear people complain about free members suggesting changes all the time. Well I like when a member gives me input - free or paid. I once had one member send me such a nasty email because he was upset over something. He was a free member. Well I replied as nice as I could [...]

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RI FOTO COM

October 25, 2006

So we've started RIFOTO.COM! You can check out our fotos online and order prints. If you go fast you may even be able to get them *at cost*. That's cuz we haven't decided pricing yet. Jon might not like me anouncing it, but I figure if a few people get a few discounted prints it [...]

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Why I don’t track signups

October 25, 2006

With internet marketing you must track your results, otherwise much of your time is wasted. But what are results? Some say you should track signups, and others say click throughs. Here is what I say: For splash pages, I only track clicks. I want to know which pages get the user to visit my site, [...]

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gOTTA test it GAIN

October 20, 2006

Here is another test: [startx]

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Testerrr

October 20, 2006

I'm testing something for my StartXchange Blog: [startx]

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Carpal Tunnel AND Tendonitis

October 5, 2006

Well I went to a ligament muscle guy (they give em all weird names). He said that I probably have carpal tunnel and tendonitis. The good news is it isn't bad. It's annoying, but not terrible. I can resume work, but I get to wear a tennis elbow band on each arm and "Smart Gloves" [...]

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Traffic Exchange Coop

September 19, 2006

Are you using a Traffic Exchange Coop to advertise your site? Sure, clicking can get you lots of traffic - it's free too. But coops get you lots of traffic, without the clicking. I've searched the internet and found the following coops: Coop-hits, Doctor Traffic, PageSwirl, Traffic Wholesalers, and Quality Page Views. Do you know [...]

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