Do You Wanna Get Site With Legal High Page Rank And Make Good Money?

So, today I am gonna teach you how to make an automated 100% free site that will receive high page rank.

Ok, first I wanna state that this method is FREE but can take a bit long. If you want it to be faster you can but you then will need to spend money, something which I avoid the most.

Another note, this method is the "set and forget" method. Which means that the site will take care of itself. Plus you can end up making some nice cash which is always good. My job is to basically find the easiest ways to make money and just do it over and over again, and this is by far the most easiest one I have found. Alright , I shall begin.

HIGH PR Website

Ok, the website we are going to set-up is an article directory. I personally use Article Friendly, but not for this purpose. As I shall later explain, if you intend to sell the website use ADB, if it's for a personal use like the one in my sig then I'd recommend buying Article Friendly.

After downloading the directory, install it on your server. After that submit to Article Marketer, isnare and as many auto-submission services as possible. That way you will get free articles right into your site.

Now heres something most people don't know. Your PR isn't only affected by how many link you have going to your site. It's actually more affected by how many pages your website has that have been indexed by Google. You see, the number of pages you have directly affects what your maximum PR will be. Look for yourself, it will be extremely difficult if not impossible for you to find a one page websites that have PR 9.

If you only submit to AM and isnare, then if you wait about 1 year you should have a PR 6. When I market my article directories and send traffic to it I usually get to PR 2 with-in two months. And I don't market much, only a bit. I had an article directory receiving hundreds of submissions per day and making $700 every month via Adsense. It was also a PR 6 and took about 1 year or a little more to achieve all this. I then sold the website for $45,000 in pure profit. Many things affect when selling though, backlinks, domain name age, the quality, website design, traffic, etc... The one I sold have a good amount of organic traffic.

The one in my sig is not finished yet and is for personal use, Ill be waiting for a high PR and sell link from my site. It's only 20 days old and already has more than 500 pages indexed by Google.

This is a pretty solid money making technique and one that I like because I don't have to do anything, only install the software.

Download, install software, receive tons of free articles, wait for high PR and sell. Easy money like wishes all of us. Or you can keep the high PR and monetize the site and sell links.

Also I make money via Copeac, Text Link Ads, Adsense and new affiliate network Pepperjam(just launched two weeks ago is generating incredible profits)

Fake Your PageRank And How Detect Sites With Fake PR

While most SEO professionals agree that the green PageRank display has little to do with the actual performance of a site in Google and other search engines, many webmasters still focus on websites with a high PageRank when he promotion of their websites.

How to fake the PageRank of your sites

The PageRank of a web page can be faked with a combination of a 301 redirect and cloaking. It makes like this:

• The search engine spiders visits a web page URL and the server redirects the spider to a web page with high PageRank.
• Google assigns the high PageRank to the page with the redirection because it believes that the pages are identical.
• When a people visits the web page URL, the server does not redirect the surfer. Its means that the user sees the web page of the faker and the Google toolbar displays the PageRank of the redirect URL

For users, it would seem that the web page has a very high PageRank although it has not. Note that this method does not increase page rank in any way. It affects the fair value PageRank displayed in the Google`s Toolbar.

Google does not like cloaking at all so you risks to the ranking of your website if you use the above method.

How to check website for a faked PageRank

If you suspect that a web page can have a faked PageRank, then you can do the following simple check:

• Search Google for "info:domain.com" (without the quotation marks, replace domain.com with the URL that you want to check)

• If there are no results or if the URL returned did not match the original URL then it is likely that the PageRank has been faked. If Google returns a single URL of the request and if the URL is the same as the checked URL the PageRank is okay.

Also I make money via Copeac, Text Link Ads, Adsense and new affiliate network Pepperjam

Pay Per Click Secrets - "Strong" Words to Rise Up Your Profit

Now, I am going to share you "Strong" words to rise up your CTR by 225%. Many research shows that these words are the most effective and powerful for your pay-per-click (PPC) campaigns. Moreover, these words are the elements of the call to action phrases to direct visitors to your site from your ads.

Here are the "Strong" words to increase your CTR by 225%:

Let's look more closely at the "Strong" words and see what kind of excitement that evoke and how to create a strong sense of encouraging users to click on your ad through to your site and how they can ultimately generates feeling effect your conversion rate.

1. New

Your potential customer either has your product or service already or not. If you have a newest version, is bound to be better, no? "A '99 Audi A4? "Our Service"? Or "The New Audi A4? "Our new service"? That sounds stronger for you? Say it aloud. Hear the difference?

2. Guaranteed

In today's modern world of electronic commerce, everybody wants to take the right decision and minimize risk. Your potential customers want to be sure that what you offer to minimize their risks. Make sure that is in the back of their minds BEFORE they come to your site.

3. Discover

The word "discover" evokes a feeling of being the first to find something. With paid search, potential customers want to feel as if they are among the first to find your product or service.

4. Save

Most people would like to save something. Save a life, save all problems, save MONEY. Your customers are no different. They must know that they are saving before coming to your site.

5. Proven

You would not want to be a rabbit for a new pharmaceutical product would you? Your clients do not want to be for your product also. Again, this word removes another element of risk.

6. Safe

Everyone wants to feel safe. Especially when buying online, giving out personal information or useing of a product or service (especially for their children). Your potential clients want to feel safe with your product or service. Make sure they feel it before they visit to your site.

7. Easy

Who does not want their life made a little easier? Your potential clients want to be sure that buying from you to make their life easier than if they buy from your competitors. Easy can be applied to many areas of your business. (Easy shipping, easy ordering, easy clean product, easy peasy!)

8. Free

Probably the most powerful of them all. Who does not want a free lunch, a wad of free cash, free shipping, free anything. Everybody wants something for free. Its in our blood. If you offer something for free, make sure people know about it. Use it as your unique selling proposition.

Also I make money via Copeac, Text Link Ads, AuctionAds and new affiliate network Pepperjam

Books From Famous Business Owners Which You Must Have And Read For Your Bussines Success at 2008

1. "This business has legs": How I Used Infomercial Marketing to Create the$100,000,000 ThighMaster Craze

This is an excellent (and well-written!) case study of bringing a popular product to market with infomercial marketing. I liked it so much I read it cover to cover, which is rare for me. Emphasis on marketing, typical business production/legal issues, plus very motivating on persistence while being an entrepreneur. I liked the testing details, copywriting and media buy numbers.. very eye-opening to me, and extremely insightful.

2. Marketing Secrets of a Mail Order Maverick : Stories & Lessons on the Power of Direct Marketing to Start a Successful Business, Create a Brand

This meaty book is packed with stories, lessons, ads, tips and techniques. In it Sugarman reveals the story of how he cleverly wrote a retail ad that sold thousands of computers in one morning, causing a line of people for blocks. (!) And I nearly cried reading about the ad Sugarman ran to raffle off his services as a copywriter to help raise money for the American Cancer Society after his mother's sad death. The bizarre twists and turns as a result of his idea---a train wreck, car wreck and a meeting with an Hawaiian healer---melted my heart while boggling my mind. Clearly, Sugarman has been around the block (often chased) in the world of marketing. He tells stories about his successes, as well as his failures, and they are riveting.

The success story about the software program that could accurately predict the stock market (which made many people wealthy) made me drool to get my hands on it. The failure story about the "Laser Beam Mousetrap" that went for $1,500 reveals how your ego can cripple your success. Then there are Sugarman's thoughts on type fonts, layout, photography, pricing, publicity (it doesn't sell much), humor (avoid it) and much more, that make this book required reading.

3. Losing My Virginity: How I've Survived, Had Fun, and Made a Fortune Doing Business My Way

I originally bought this book thinking it would be an interesting story of "how to make a billion like Richard Branson did". It didn't turn out that way, because what I found while reading it was that you would need to be another Richard Branson to replicate what he has done. However, I did find it to be a fascinating tale of a man who has succeeded through hard work, creativity, imagination and a true sense of "doing the right thing". He tells his tale with pride, but not arrogance. He also lets his personality shine through in his writing, which is certainly a plus. I would strongly recommend this book to anyone who wants to hear a compelling tale from a unique character.

4. Sam Walton: Made In America

It is hard to write an autobiography without displaying your bias. Sam Walton has done an outstanding job. Made in America is interesting and educational. Walton does an excellent job of peppering Walmart's story with some of his own childhood and background information which make the story more fun to read. No matter what your views on Walmart and its effect on US economy, this is a very important book to read. Furthermore the way he tells his story can appeal to a wide range of audience. One of the best autobiographies I've read!

5. Pour Your Heart into It : How Starbucks Built a Company One Cup at a Time

This is a story of how Starbucks changed the world. Howard Schultz, the CEO, tells the history of Starbucks starting with its founding in 1971 up until 1999. Schultz tells how he came on board,later bought the company and its sky-roacketing growth.

6. Time to Make the Donuts: The Founder of Dunkin Donuts Shares an American Journey

Bill Rosenberg's rise to the top is one filled with passion and drive and this aggressiveness is captured in "Time to Make the Donuts". Like many entrepreneurs, Rosenberg wasn't blessed with an bottomless bank account or a wealthy family to back him up. He was born into a lower- middle class family and he worked hard to achieve his dreams.

Rosenberg's business encounters are many and some of them are interesting to read about. In 1962, for example, he received a call from a guy named Jim McLamore, a young entrepreneur in his own right, who was looking for someone to become business partners with him while he tried to grow his hamburger business. He came to Rosenberg because he had heard about Bill's reputation for successful franchising. He asked Rosenberg to invest $150,000, which would make the two men 50/50 owners in the business. Rosenberg went over the business plan with his associates, but they decided to decline the offer because McLamore's business was in Florida, which was far away, and they wanted to concentrate on making donuts. McLamore's new business was called Burger King. Had Rosenberg accepted the offer, his $150,000 investment would have been worth more than $8 million just three years later! Rosenberg's Dunkin Donuts still grew into a highly successful business but it's fascinating when you think about how differently the course of business history would have played out if this and other decisions had gone the other way.

7. Boone Pickens: The Luckiest Guy in the World

This is a great story about how a regular guy from Texas left a large company and the corporate America safety net behind and started his own company, which grew from a few thousand dollars that he started with in 1955 to a billion dollar company decades later. Boone shares the structure of his 1st company which he started with basically no money; for anyone wanting to start there own company this information is priceless. It went like this:

Two partners put up $2,500 and he signed a note for his $2,500. The two partners established a $100,000 line of credit for the new company and Boone would have to have them off the note within 5 years or he would loose control of the company. He was President of the company and ran the day to day operations.

That's it, that simple, years later he's bidding for some of the largest oil companies in the world.

Some great quotes:

"It was up to me to find investors. Asking people for money is the most essential skill for a young dealmaker"

"Undercapitalization affects 90% of the new businesses in America"

"I had to adjust my dreams to fit reality-or could I somehow change reality to match my dreams?"

"Issuing stock for capital is the most fundamental service Wall Street provides. This classic stock market function has given rise to the great Wall Street firms-and for that matter, to America's industrial might. Entrepreneurs need more capital than banks are willing to lend..."

Boone told his attorneys he was going to stop them every time he did not understand something, and his attorney said, "You're paying us by the hour...this could get expensive." Boone replies, "It'll be a lot more expensive if I don't understand it now."

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