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Features

• Automated Digg account registration
• Automated mass voting on one or multiple URLs, including support for random voting and random delays
• Automated URL submission based on a Dialog or a file with URLs (+topic,description,title)
• IP management (remembers which IP was used for each account and uses it again)
• Full anti-captcha support for automated captcha solving
• Catchall domain support to make account registration easy (in case you have a catchall email domain)
• Can automatically generate (strange) names

In a test I was able to create 800 Digg accounts within ONE hour full automated !
300 of them were banned due to another test (don’t use fresh accounts to bring one of your URLs to the Frontpage! ) the others are still alive and work fine.

The bot was originally written as an “extra” for my proxy business, it fully supports the API and can rotate/take the IPs from it.
Support for other proxies is currently not included, that might be added in future.

Without proxies the use is limited, Digg instantly bans users who create multiple accounts using the same IP.
But even in that case it is still a useful tool as you can vote and submit URLs much easier and faster than you could do it through the original website.

Without proxies this is perfectly WhiteHat use proxies and it’s black.

Caution:
There are a few words of warning to be added:

• Do not “over-spam” Digg, use this tool with reason if you don’t want to see “Craigslist-reloaded”. If I feel this is abused too much I will discontinue it.
• Do not Digg new stories with a large number of fresh accounts! Yes you can hit the Frontpage but the FP seems to be moderated! I had a testrun and lost 300 accounts when the story was ready for the Frontpage. So be clever, let your accounts age, use the random feature to Digg and submit popular stories. It might take a while but if your accounts look “real” and have a valid “Digg-history” you can think about hitting the Frontpage
• Anything larger than 50 Diggs in a short timeframe might be considered for the Frontpage. Avoid that with fresh accounts !
• Keep in mind that the Frontpage can mean instant traffic. So much traffic that your webserver is overwhelmed, you really need a powerful hosting if that’s your goal !
• Read the Digg TOS before using the tool
• Again: Do not over-spam Digg and do not post sexual stuff, no hate stuff, nothing that’s not child-safe. All of that will draw attention.

Limitations
* Account creation: 1 account per day per IP/proxy
* Submission: max 5 submits per account per day
* Voting: same as account creation. You can only use one IP for one account !
* You need an account at the proxy website. I enforce this to be able to stop the project in the case it’s over-abused or requires an update. But the account is free and simple to create.
* This tool was developed on Windows XP, other Windows releases are untested. If anything is not working try turn on the “XP-compatibility-mode” for the exe and maybe inform me about it.

The download and more information here: http://tdb.squabbel.com

More help?
There is no manual (at the time I am writing this posting), I’m sorry.
Most of the tool explains by itself, there are a few help buttons you should click to understand some fundamentals.
If you have questions (after reading through the help content and experimenting) you can ask here if you like.

I offer this tool for free, because of that I am not offering and guarantees (except that it is virus and backdoor free) about it.
But in all my tests and the closed-beta tests it was very useful.

Click this link for say thank you

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The first step to creating your Niche Empire is to find some profitable niches.

When selling a product, a lot of people make the mistake of developing their product first, and then trying to find a market for it.

Of course, the process should be reversed.

First, find a market that spends money, then find out what they want and give it to them.

Deciding on what product or service you will promote in a niche market should be based on a simple principle. There should be a demand for your product or service. You want to offer something that people actually need, something that will make their lives better, make them feel better physically, make them look better, or help them solve a problem.

The process I go through when looking for new niches to enter is as follows.

For starters, I’m always aware of trends and current events in the real world. I read several newspapers each day, many magazines, both general and niche-specific, I watch the news, I listen to the radio. Occasionally something that I hear or read will stick with me. I may jot down some notes, or draw a diagram to help me remember it. Sometimes I’ll call my phones voice mail and leave myself a message.

But at some point I’ll have several broad ideas to research. I want to look deeper. And I want to make sure there is a good market for them before I even think about creating a product.

To begin with, I check out the hottest search trends at Google’s Hot Trends. At this point I am just looking for ideas.
If I see that a particular topic is hot, I’ll make a note of it and look at more targeted sub-niches later on at more specialized sites (which I’ll show you in just a minute!).

The Lycos Top 50 is another site, like Google’s Hot Trends, where I will review the latest trends and look for hot topics to explore further. I will also look at Yahoo! Buzz for ideas as well.

The eBay Pulse site is a great place to start looking at sub-niches. What I will do is select the category first (using the topics I’ve gathered from looking at the previous sites), then look for profitable sub-niches by then selecting a sub-category.

The best chance for success is if I am as specific as possible with my niche selection. In the example below, I don’t want to sell to the “crafts” niche.
I want to sell to grandmothers who enjoy giving their latch rug hooking gifts to their families and friends. Whatever. You get the idea.
Also, I’ll always check the largest stores as well to see what they’re selling. There has to be a reason they are the largest stores. They must be doing something right.

TIP: eBay also puts out a PDF report of their hottest categories each month, available at http://pages.ebay.com/sellercentral/hotitems.pdf.

Now that I have some potential sub-niches to work with, I want to see how much of a market there is there.
Just because a sub-niche is popular doesn’t mean people spend money on it.

Amazon is a great place to see what currently exists for any given sub-niche.
Chances are, the more books there are written on that subject, the more that market spends on those topics.

For example:

First I specify “Books” to search. Then I enter my niche, in this case “crafts.”
Uh oh. There are WAY too many books returned. This niche is not targeted enough. It is too “mainstream.”

Much better! There are possibilities here.
We now suspect the following:

1) This sub-niche may be targeted enough.
2) This sub-niche may spend money.

Once you have an idea of which niche you want to target, it’s time to determine its profitability. For this, you would have to use the tools found at:

http://freekeywords.wordtracker.com/
Or…
http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/suggestion/

Simply type in the idea you have in mind, and press the submit button. You will then be presented with a list of keywords and key phrases that are related to the subject you have entered. Each keyword or key phrase would have an indication of the number of searches that they have gathered from search engine users. The number of searches made for a particular keyword or key phrase is a good barometer of the demand. You’d want at least 5,000 searches for your main keyword.

Here are several other sites you can use to get niche ideas:

Nichebot – http://www.nichebot.com
Shopping.com Top Searches – http://www2.shopping.com/top_searches
AOL Hot Searches – http://hot.aol.com/hot/hot
Google Groups – http://groups.google.com
Craig’s List – http://www.craigslist.com
Delicious Popular – http://del.icio.us/popular
Dig – http://www.digg.com
Google Catalogs – http://catalogs.google.com
Google Suggest – http://www.google.com/webhp?complete=1&hl=en
Technorati – http://www.technorati.com

Also, I’ll do several targeted searches in both Google and Yahoo (for example, on the subject of “hobbies”).

And of course I will always Google my keywords and check out the competition in the Adwords ads. In this case I pay special attention to the ads that sell information products (or services like mine if I’m selling a service).
Some of the ads will be irrelevant as far as competition goes.
Ok, the next thing I’ll do is check how many magazines there are on the subject of my chosen niche.

Ok, the next thing I’ll do is check how many magazines there are on the subject of my chosen niche.
There are two places I go online for that:

amir-fahmi.com: www.amir-fahmi.com
Magazines.com – http://www.magazines.com
and
Amazon – http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/browse/-/599858/
At each site, I search by category to find the magazines in my niche.

Obviously the more the better, up to a point.

For example, golf has a lot of magazines, but it’s not a good niche by itself. It needs to be more targeted. But in that case I can always get more targeted sub-niche ideas within that topic by looking at the types of magazines for that topic.

The next thing to do to find out more about a niche is to visit the forums. By visiting forums and taking note of what people are most concerned about you can search the Internet for products and services that will help them solve those problems. Gather the information about the topic. Do some spy work.

Ok. By now you should have found a profitable niche market.
There are plenty of sites I use for research in addition to the ones above, but they are usually niche specific. These sites will help you to research practically any niche market effectively. Once you have this process down, you’ll be able to do this very quickly.

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Here is a little overview on what I do, I signed up to Associated Content, I started submiting articles, and I got paid for it, I know nothing new, but I scaled it up this way:

Step 1. Create at least 3 differents accounts on AC, they at this time don´t monitor IPs, but I always sign up and submit with differents IPs for each account to be covered.

Step 2. Look for good articles, everywhere?? There is a lot of seats big G, EZA, PLR articles…. I saw that there are niche topics that do better with AC, and those are: How to´s, product reviews, tutorials…. And if they like it more this funds more $$$ for you because they will offer more money for your article.

Step 3. Once you get a good quantity of articles is time for outsourcing, just go to GAF or your favourite outsource site and put an ad asking for article rewriters, I normally can catch good rewriters for $1 each 400-500 words articles. Forever put in your ad must be improve English, in other case you have to correct the rewriting article and you will lose a lot of your time.

Step 4. Submit your articles to your differents accounts and delay for your offers, they will pay you by paypal, so for all account you can put a different paypal deliver, if you didn´t know this, you can have up to 8 mail addresses in one Paypal account.

My tips:

-Don´t submit a lot of articles at the beggining, no more than 5 a day/account for the first weeks, or you will get lower offers for your articles.

-Once you have a pair of months your accounts, you can submit up to 10 articles/ day/ account, if you submit more is possible get a red flag for your account and lower payments, that´s why I have 3 accounts, I can submit 30 articles everyday

-Don´t submit crap content, probably your articles will be rejected and your account banned

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First of all, we must understand that Google Adsense bot (formally known as Google Mediabot) is a subset of Google’s main crawler. The crawler detects the theme of the pages and makes an entry in the Google’s index (a private index – not shown publicly) that records the theme of all the pages hosting Adsense script. In other words, Google Mediabot has the characteristics somewhat similar to Google’s main crawler.

There are two types of optimizations that you need to follow to make a web page search engine optimized. Same is the case with Adsense Optimization.

Internal Optimization : Internal Optimization includes Meta tags, Title Text, Optimization of content, and internal linking of your website. Here we will learn how to increase relevancy of ads and how to inject keywords that will help you get high paying ads. Internal Optimization has a high impact on the relevancy of ads and CTR.

External Optimization : This includes the web pages that are giving links to you (external profile of your website), anchor text being used to link your website, and many more variables that search engines use to evaluate the authoritative importance of a web page. External Optimization helps bring relevant traffic to your website and enables you to earn more by getting more CTR (Click Thru Ratio).
How long does your webpage take to show high paying ads?
This is an important question that needs to be answered. As soon as you apply Adsense script in a webpage, it is visited by the Google Mediabot (within 2 hours to 48 hours, if the bot is free – immediately). Google Mediabot’s responsibility is to evaluate the theme of the web page, and enable ads almost immediately so that your website traffic does not see FREE SERVICE ADS.

The relevancy of ads increases as Google’s main crawler visits your website and updates its index. Furthermore, you may observe an increase in the earnings as the PR of your website/web page increases. This means that in case of Google Adsense, the internal factors that affect the ads of a particular page are evaluated by Google Mediabot (but Google’s main crawler can overwrite them). And on the other hand, the external factors are inspected by the Google Crawler over a period of time. Having said that, there are simply many many factors (including those which you cannot control) that affect your ads. We are going to discuss the factors that you can control. Lets take control!

Remember:
Relevancy of ads may increase as your page is indexed by Google.
EPC (Earnings Per lick) may increase as your PR increases.
It entirely depends upon you how well you promote your website and get maximum earnings from your website/web pages.
In case of Google, many variables are involved.

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1. Go to adobe.com.

2. Click on “Community” Community and scroll down to where it says “Forums”.

3. Pick any forum and create an account.

4. Go to your profile and under the picture click on “Edit Forum Profile”.

5. Type in your URl in the space provided and you are done

Also I don’t think Adobe minds you spreading your link around so make a couple of posts here and there with your link in it.

Enjoy.

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1- Make a blog at blogger dot com

2- Blogger Name Should be in English, Related to your Articles

3- Now, Go to Some Articles Websites Like www dot ezinearticles dot com

4- Find the Best Articles for your Blog and Post Daily 5 Articles BUT MAKE SOME CHANGES IN ARTICLE TITLE AND IN ARTICLE BODY.

5- Now You have to have some visitors (between 100 to 150 only).

6- Now Post 100 to 150 Articles in your blog

7- Now Place 336×280 on the top of article (where articles start). and place the 160×600 also

8- Now if you are having more than 100 visitors/day. You will be able to Start Earning But if you are not having Don’t be Upset. Keep Posting 5 Articles/day. Because in one or 2 weeks Your Blog will be indexed by Search Engines Specially By The Google

9- I know It Works 98% and 2% Depends upon your work.

1. Does it cost to join? Most affiliate programs being offered today are absolutely free of charge. Therefore you may want to think twice about those that charge you money before joining.

2. How often do they issue the commission checks? Some programs issue their checks once a month, every quarter, etc. Select the one that is suited to your payment time choice. Many affiliate programs set a minimum earned commission amount that an affiliate must meet or exceed to have their checks to be issued.

3. What is the hit per sale ratio? This measures the effectiveness of the sales page. This is the average number of hits to a banner
or text link it takes to generate a sale based on all affiliate statistics. This factor is critical because it tells you how much traffic you must generate before you can earn a commission from the sale.

4. How are referrals from an affiliate’s site tracked and for how long do they remain in the system? You need to be able credit for a sale when the customer returns to buy. Find out if you will still get credit for the sale if it is done some months from a certain day.

5. What are the kinds of affiliate stats available? Your choice of affiliate program should be capable of offering detailed stats. Your individual stats are important because it allows you to know how many impressions, hits and sales are generated from your site. Impressions are the number of times the banner or text link was viewed by a visitor of your site. A hit is the one clicking on the banner or text links.

6. Does the affiliate program also pay for the hits and impressions? It is important that impressions and hits are also paid, as this will add to the earnings you get from the sales commission. This is important if the program you are in offers low sales to be able to hit ratio.

7. Who is the online retailer? Find out whom you are doing business with to know if it is really a solid company. The more you know about the retailer offering you the affiliate program, the easier it will be for you to know if that program is really for you and your site.

8. Is the affiliate a one tier or two tier program? A single tier program pays you for the business you have generated. A two tier program pays you for the business, and also a commission on the on the sales generated by any affiliate you sponsor in your program. Some two-tier programs are even paying small fees on each new affiliate you sponsor.

9. Lastly, what is the amount of commission paid? 5% – 20% is the commission paid by most programs. .01% – .05% is the amount paid for each hit. As you can see from the figures, you will now understand why the average sales amount and hit to sale ratio is important.

Answering these questions will give you a good idea how effective the affiliate program can be. With these tips, you would be able to choose a best affiliate programs among so many out there.