Power of Network Marketing

Written by Hamoon Arbabi


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6- After join to network always be serious about training (for you and for your affiliates too). If company have no design for training, that place is not suitable place for you, move on it.

7-Always, contact to your affiliates and try to make a friendly relation between your team members.

8-Don’t press your affiliates for doing a work. Try to be friend with them and help them. In network success is related to relations between you and your affiliates and your affiliates with their affiliates .we are hang together . if you press an affiliate ,in fact you have preesed your network .

9-Don’t give any empty promise to your affiliates!

10-Try to connect to your sponsor and give their experiences. Ask them.

11-Be patience and try to remove difficulties from your way.don’t hurry and be relax , just try to gather up information and transmit those to your team friendly!!

Be success.

Hamoon Arbabi shows webmasters how to succeed in online business. Visit his collection of marketing resources at: http://homebusiness.nexuswebs.net .Click and find out more !!!



Hamoon Arbabi shows webmasters how to succeed in online business


AdSense Stats and Performance 101

Written by Tony Zhu


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Performance Tips

1. EPC doesn’t matter! That is because you have absolutely no control over your EPC. Your EPC is influenced by many variables including your webpage content, advertiser’s budget, seasonal fluctuations and more. Thus,repparttar productive thing to do is concentrate onrepparttar 102177 factors that you have control over such as CTR and page impressions.

2. How am I doing? Many of us probably wonder how we are doing compared to other AdSense users, including myself. However, we really can’t get a good sense ofrepparttar 102178 average if Google doesn't disclose their figures, which they don’t. Since people doing well with AdSense generally don’t like to reveal their earnings due torepparttar 102179 fear that they may be terminated byrepparttar 102180 program, any discussion about an average EPC/CTR/CPM is a waste of time.

3. From various experiments by myself and other webmasters, we can conclude (at least for now) that using image/text ads instead of just text ads will dramatically decrease you CTR because of various reasons. (i.e. fewer advertisers, banner blindness etc.) However,repparttar 102181 EPC is usually slightly higher.

4. Blend in or stand out? This is completely site dependent. Sometimes, people will never click on your ads unless you “trick” them into doing so, although this is not so good for long term. Other sites will require your ad to scream in your visitor’s face to get good clicks. Do some extensive testing to find out what’s good for your site.

5. Make good use ofrepparttar 102182 URL filter feature. Blocking repetitive (eBay ads) or boring ads (free smilies) will definitely increase your CTR.

6. Large rectangles placed aboverepparttar 102183 fold will often generate most revenue. However, this may not be a good long term solution since such and ad is usually obstrusive and have little aesthetic value.

7. If you run a forum site, you may notice that your earnings are very low. Here is a solution: use a simple cookie-based php script that only displays AdSense ads once every 10 page views -- essentially a counter counts down from 10 to 0 and on 0 displays an AdSense block. Betweenrepparttar 102184 AdSense ads, display regular banner ads. Although your AdSense page impressions may be down, you will notice your CTR skyrocketing, and a large increase in overall earnings.

In conclusion: Play around with your ad to maximize your performance, and look atrepparttar 102185 big picture in your stats!

Tony Zhu is the owner of an online business resource website, InaWhim.com, the largest free resource for the new and experienced home business owner. At InaWhim.com, you will find massive listings of paid survey companies, products with free resell rights, exclusive quality articles, friendly community, and much more. Everything FREE!


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