Passive Web

How to add [CODE] block to a Blogger post? The answer.

noreply@blogger.com (Kate Smith) — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 04:53:00 -0700

By default when you add any type of code like javascript, html, css, or blogger you have blank lines and the message : "Post was not saved due to form errors". I explain here how to add it.

Translate your code to HTML

We will translate the less-than sign "<" and greater-than sign ">" of markups to HTML entities. By this way your code will not be readable as code by Blogger, it will be only html elements. To go faster we will an on-line tool.

Go to simplebits.com, past your code,
Copy the result filtered into your blog page in edit HTML mode,
Remove all the <br /> . That's all.

5 websites for sponsored tweets

noreply@blogger.com (Kate Smith) — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 15:10:00 -0700

Sponsored tweets seems to be the simplest way to start to make money on Twitter. Looking on Twitter and Blogs i have done a list of websites offering to do money with your tweets. I will try all of them during the next months, and post the results of my impressions.

A first way to create passive income with Twitter. I will see how they work, and what is the best way to use them.

Exploration of 3 ways to make money with Twitter

noreply@blogger.com (Kate Smith) — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 15:17:00 -0700

I will explore during the next months several ways to make money with Twitter. Here are the different ways i am going to try.

1. Tweeting Affiliate links

I work on SEO and SEM since more than 9 years, and i did not have time to test affiliate marketing. It's definitively time to learn. I will try to find best affiliate networks. And tweet affiliate links recommending good quality products.

2. Traffic sharing through navigation bars / frames

There is several url shortener that show pages from advertisers. I will take a look on this systems, i do not know more for the moment.

3. Sponsored Tweets

I think it is the easiest way to start. There is many many tweets about that :)

The adventure starting...