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Google PageRank plays Battle Tank

October 27th, 2007 by elias.kai

I saw it. I heard it. Many webmasters and websites saw their Google PageRank going from 9 to 3 (YES EVEN YOUTUBE.com PageRanks went from 9 to 3) amazing, isnt it?

I have hear some other webmasters saying : “Well, Google can kiss my derrière.”

Google PageRank plays a real Battle Tank with major websites as YouTube.com (Google owns YouTube) The Washington Post, Forbes, and The San Francisco Chronicle, as well as well-known blogs Engadget, Joystiq, and The Unofficial Apple Weblog.

So guys, get ready to climb in your very own tank and take on the online world. Make sure you use the link buildings strategy as natural to your advantage. DO NOT CHEAT.

www.Youtube.com PageRank 3/10 as of October 27th 2007 at 10 pm.

DC: 64.233.161.19
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 64.233.161.91
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 64.233.163.189
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 64.233.167.104
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 64.233.167.107
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 64.233.167.184
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 64.233.171.18
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 64.233.171.19
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 64.233.171.81
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 64.233.179.19
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 64.233.179.107
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 64.233.179.115
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 64.233.183.80
Toolbar PageRank: PR0 (0/10)
DC: 64.233.183.84
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 64.233.185.100
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 64.233.185.115
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 64.233.187.84
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 64.233.189.84
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 66.102.1.115
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 66.102.7.19
Toolbar PageRank: PR0 (0/10)
DC: 66.102.9.80
Toolbar PageRank: PR0 (0/10)
DC: 66.102.9.101
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 66.102.9.107
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 66.102.11.83
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 66.249.83.81
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 66.249.83.104
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 66.249.89.84
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 66.249.89.104
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 66.249.91.184
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 66.249.93.133
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 72.14.203.84
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 72.14.207.115
Toolbar PageRank: PR8 (8/10)
DC: 72.14.209.19
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 72.14.209.44
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 72.14.209.99
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 72.14.209.115
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 72.14.211.19
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 72.14.211.184
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 72.14.215.84
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 72.14.217.44
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 72.14.217.81
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 72.14.217.107
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 72.14.219.81
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 72.14.219.99
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 72.14.219.100
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 72.14.221.18
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 72.14.235.84
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 72.14.235.102
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 209.85.129.80
Toolbar PageRank: PR0 (0/10)
DC: 209.85.135.104
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 209.85.135.107
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 209.85.143.18
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 209.85.143.19
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 216.239.37.83
Toolbar PageRank: PR0 (0/10)
DC: 216.239.37.84
Toolbar PageRank: PR0 (0/10)
DC: 216.239.37.99
Toolbar PageRank: PR0 (0/10)
DC: 216.239.51.83
Toolbar PageRank: PR3 (3/10)
DC: 216.239.53.133
Toolbar PageRank: PR0 (0/10)
DC: 216.239.57.44
Toolbar PageRank: PR0 (0/10)
DC: 216.239.59.80
Toolbar PageRank: PR0 (0/10)

With Google you have to drive your tank around and try to blast the other tanks away before they blast you!

There are two ways to control your tank and gain your Google PageRank:

You can use your mouse (or mouth) and fire with the clicking, or
You can use the Arrow Keys to drive and the [SPACEBAR] to fire.

Pick whichever way you like more and enjoy your Google PageRank journey.
Google PageRank plays Battle Tank YouTube.com with PageRank 3

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Google AdSense New Western Union payment method

October 3rd, 2007 by elias.kai

We’re excited to tell you that we’re offering a new payment method for some countries. If you’re located in Argentina, Chile, China (Mainland), Colombia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Peru, the Philippines, or Romania, you can now sign up for Western Union Quick Cash, a new form of payment that lets you receive your AdSense payments in cash using the worldwide Western Union money transfer service. Payments will be available for pickup at your local Western Union agent the day after they are issued, according to our normal payment schedule.

It’s free to receive your AdSense payments by Western Union; you’ll no longer need to wait for a check to arrive in the mail. this choice can also cut down on bank fees and long clearing times associated with depositing checks.

Before you sign up, please keep these important points in mind:

* As mentioned above, Western Union Quick Cash is only available in Argentina, Chile, China (Mainland), Colombia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Peru, the Philippines, and Romania. We’ll be sure to let you know if we’re able to offer new payment options to additional publishers.

* This payment method is currently only available to individual payee names; we can’t offer it to businesses.

* You’ll need to bring your government-issued ID to pick up your payment, so please make sure that your AdSense account payee name exactly matches that of your ID. Please contact us if you need to update the payee name in your account.

* Payments must be picked up within 35 days of issuance or they will expire. If this happens, a payment hold will be placed on your AdSense account and the payment will be credited back to your account.

* Payments will be made in US dollars, but depending on your local Western Union agent, they may be picked up in your local currency.

If you’re ready to begin receiving your AdSense payments by Western Union Quick Cash, just follow these instructions. If you have additional questions before getting started, please review the information in our Help Center.

Posted by Suzie Rha - AdSense Publisher Support

Filed under Google Adsense, Google, How having 1 Comment »

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Google Mail or GMail

September 24th, 2007 by elias.kai

Please have a look since Google has some problems in some countries when it comes for naming their own products and services.
Google Mail or Gmail?
Google Mail or GMail

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How to make money with Google AdSense?

September 24th, 2007 by elias.kai

I wanted to send you a quick email to let you know one way you can make a ton of money with my top keywords’ database of keyword prices for the 20,000 most popular keyword searches - understanding correlations between keywords.
By determining correlations between inexpensive and expensive keywords, you can advertise on the inexpensive keyword (via pay-per-click (PPC) advertising on search engines) to drive traffic to your website that serves ads based on expensive keywords. For instance, advertising on the keyword “painting” ($0.20 keyword), and sending visitors to your site about the related topic “home remodeling” ($2.00 keyword) allows you to profit from the wide spread between the keyword prices of the two correlated keywords. Taking this correlation even further, “home remodeling loan” is a $7.00 keyword!

I wanted to send you a quick email to let you know yet another way you can make a ton of money with My top earning keywords’ database of keyword prices for the 20,000 most popular keyword searches - modifying the text of existing web pages.
If you have an existing website, chances are that you’re leaving a lot of money on the table. By using Google’s Adsenseâ„¢ program, you can serve ads on your site and make money. Further, by including expensive keywords that you find in the My top earning keywords.com database on your web pages, Google will serve more expensive ads, and your share of those ad clicks will greatly increase your revenues/profits.

The key is to go through our database and identify which expensive keywords best fit into your website.
People ask all the time, how much can you make with AdSense. The answer is A LOT! It is not unheard of for sites to make thousands a day from Adsense.

Equally as important is how much more you can make when your site is optimized with the most expensive keywords. Consider the example below that shows that the expected payback on the My top earning keywords’s database is only 4 days and gives the buyer excess annual profits of nearly $20,000 per website. The only variable that changes is the average price/click which goes from 30 cents to one dollar when the site is optimized.
With My top earning keywords Without My top earning keywords

# Website Visitors/Day 5,000 5,000
% Click Through Rate 1.50% 1.50%
# Clicks/Day 75 75
Average Price/Click $1.00 $0.30
Average Revenue/Day $75.00 $22.50
Average Revenue/Year $27,375.00 $8,212.50

Benefit of My top earning keywords:
Per Day +$52.50
Per Month +$1,575.00
Per Year +$19,162.50

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Google AdSense goes Mobile

September 18th, 2007 by elias.kai

Google has just launched Google AdSense version for mobiles, not for the phones but for website owners in order to push the web community to develop a mobile version of their websites.

Dilip Venkatachari, product management director for AdSense, said the ads would provide a new source of revenue for publishers and could encourage more online sites to create mobile-focused Web sites.

Google AdSense on Mobile sites browser
Create Google AdSense Mobile Setup

If you want to check how your website looks on a mobile phone browzer, please go to this Google Mobile Browser Tool http://www.google.com/gwt/n

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Google AdWords Chat Support Live

September 12th, 2007 by elias.kai

Google AdWords Specialists are available Monday to Thursday, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. PST (U.S.), or on Friday, from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. PST (U.S.),� chat support agent Vinitha just told me.

Try to talk live with one of the Google AdWords Support Agents.

Google AdWords Chat Support Live

Or try to always think of negative keywords to enhance your ROI

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How to crank your search results?

September 6th, 2007 by elias.kai

Savvy marketers know that an effective landing page can be the key to the success of a marketing campaign – and the key to an effective landing page lies in constant testing, targeting, and testing some more.

How to crank your search results? Optimize, Optimize, Optimize your Landing Page

Customers make up their minds in JUST SECONDS when they come to you landing page.

How can you capture their attention and convert them to buyers?
How can you measure which aspect of the landing page was responsible for the conversion?

Find out how to improve your landing page performance using targeting and multivariate testing.
Call ELIAS KAI + 46 768 377 477

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Fresh Google Index

September 3rd, 2007 by elias.kai

A site known as Bodog.com has been offline for at least one week.(27th of August until 3rd of September)
Bodog.com is still cached and indexed by Google and even showing on Top Search Results.

I think Google should give more attention to the status of any site and take an action on it.

http://www.google.com/advanced_search?

If you remove all the uninteresting parameters from the search URL, you’ll find that as_qdr is responsible for date restrictions. For example, here’s how to restrict a search for [IRAQ] to pages first seen by Google’s crawler in the past 24 hours: (I would love to see it as for the last 3 minutes with a Fresh Ajax design)

http://www.google.com/search?q=iraq&as_qdr=d

Note that you’ll only find new web pages and not pages that were cached and updated in the past 24 hours. That means you won’t find homepages from popular sites or other frequently-updated pages. If the date range is small, you’ll mostly find news and blog posts.

The amazing thing is that you can change the value of as_qdr to custom intervals. I will list some possible values of the as_qdr parameter:

d[number] - past number of days (e.g.: d10)
w[number] - past number of weeks
y[number] - past number of years

For example, http://www.google.com/search?q=iraq&as_qdr=d10 lets you search for pages that contain “Iraq” and were created in the past 10 days.

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