Comments for Make Money Online Guide http://www.morearnings.com Money making opportunity reviews by an experienced SEO consultant, SPAM, SCAM and BS free... Wed, 11 Jan 2012 18:16:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on WordPress SEO Theme Almost Spring with AdSense by Michael David http://www.morearnings.com/wordpress-theme-almost-spring-with-google-adsense/comment-page-1#comment-201280 Michael David Wed, 11 Jan 2012 18:16:20 +0000 http://www.morearnings.com/2006/08/30/wordpress-theme-almost-spring-with-google-adsense/#comment-201280 Whenever I have to make use of Google Adsense to generate revenue I always prefer to choose Wordpress CMS for my site. Well I wish to use spring with google adsense. Thanks Dave for providing this wonderful post. Whenever I have to make use of Google Adsense to generate revenue I always prefer to choose WordPress CMS for my site. Well I wish to use spring with google adsense. Thanks Dave for providing this wonderful post.

]]> Comment on WordPress SEO Theme Almost Spring with AdSense by sam http://www.morearnings.com/wordpress-theme-almost-spring-with-google-adsense/comment-page-1#comment-201232 sam Thu, 01 Dec 2011 15:23:27 +0000 http://www.morearnings.com/2006/08/30/wordpress-theme-almost-spring-with-google-adsense/#comment-201232 Hello Dave, how to make the "recent entries" in my blog. like in this picture? http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/wordpress-themes/almost-spring-wordpress-theme-adsense-home.jpg Thanks Hello Dave,

how to make the “recent entries” in my blog. like in this picture?
http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/wordpress-themes/almost-spring-wordpress-theme-adsense-home.jpg

Thanks

]]> Comment on WordPress SEO Theme Connections with AdSense by rahul http://www.morearnings.com/wordpress-theme-connections-with-google-adsense/comment-page-2#comment-201229 rahul Wed, 30 Nov 2011 20:22:51 +0000 http://www.morearnings.com/2006/08/15/wordpress-theme-connections-with-google-adsense/#comment-201229 It is a good theme and will definitely increase adsense income. It is a good theme and will definitely increase adsense income.

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]]> Comment on Add AdSense to a WordPress Blog, Updated for WordPress 3.2.1 by WordPress SEO http://www.morearnings.com/add-adsense-to-a-wordpress-blog/comment-page-2#comment-201213 WordPress SEO Mon, 28 Nov 2011 12:14:07 +0000 http://www.morearnings.com/2006/07/28/add-adsense-to-a-wordpress-blog/#comment-201213 As you are hosting your WordPress blog on the free WordPress.com site I'm afraid you can't add AdSense to your site. With wordPress.com hosted blogs you are only allowed to use the themes they have installed and none of them include AdSense code and you can't edit the themes code directly. Also it's against the wordpress.com TOS to add advertising code to a blog. So even if you find a way around it (the text widget AdSense code might work) you'll be breaking the WordPress.com TOS. Only way to use AdSense with WordPress is to buy a domain name and install the self hosted version of WordPress. David As you are hosting your WordPress blog on the free WordPress.com site I’m afraid you can’t add AdSense to your site.

With wordPress.com hosted blogs you are only allowed to use the themes they have installed and none of them include AdSense code and you can’t edit the themes code directly.

Also it’s against the wordpress.com TOS to add advertising code to a blog. So even if you find a way around it (the text widget AdSense code might work) you’ll be breaking the WordPress.com TOS.

Only way to use AdSense with WordPress is to buy a domain name and install the self hosted version of WordPress.

David

]]> Comment on Hivelocity, Reg-123 (Managed) and Server4you Dedicated Server Hosting Problems by S Dylan http://www.morearnings.com/server4you-dedicated-server-hosting-problems/comment-page-1#comment-197468 S Dylan Sun, 30 Oct 2011 15:04:03 +0000 http://www.morearnings.com/2007/06/17/server4you-dedicated-server-hosting-problems/#comment-197468 I've been with Hivelocity for nearly a year now, i was paying for a premium managed service for that time, when we activated the package we thought that was all that was needed...we was not told they needed any further information from us, then we found they had not carried out any of the advertised services. We needed support and was told "oh you dont have any managed package" but it was clear to see in our account that we did. We asked for a refund and they would only give us 1 months "credit" to our Hivelocity account. Management just rip you off all they care about is receiving payments, but refuse to acknowledge issues that arise whilst in contract. The after hours support is outsourced to either India or somewhere like that although they wont admit that, its easy to work out as the language barriers after hours is atrocious! Sadly i'm still with Hivelocity as I cant find a company that doesn't have all these same sort of problems, and it would be a mission to try and move our websites, but the moment i do find a better company... were off! Advice? Avoid Hivelocity at all costs! I’ve been with Hivelocity for nearly a year now, i was paying for a premium managed service for that time, when we activated the package we thought that was all that was needed…we was not told they needed any further information from us, then we found they had not carried out any of the advertised services. We needed support and was told “oh you dont have any managed package” but it was clear to see in our account that we did. We asked for a refund and they would only give us 1 months “credit” to our Hivelocity account. Management just rip you off all they care about is receiving payments, but refuse to acknowledge issues that arise whilst in contract. The after hours support is outsourced to either India or somewhere like that although they wont admit that, its easy to work out as the language barriers after hours is atrocious!

Sadly i’m still with Hivelocity as I cant find a company that doesn’t have all these same sort of problems, and it would be a mission to try and move our websites, but the moment i do find a better company… were off!

Advice? Avoid Hivelocity at all costs!

]]> Comment on WordPress SEO Comments and rel=nofollow by WordPress SEO http://www.morearnings.com/wordpress-comments-and-rel-nofollow/comment-page-1#comment-197212 WordPress SEO Thu, 27 Oct 2011 13:25:59 +0000 http://www.morearnings.com/2006/09/10/wordpress-comments-and-relnofollow/#comment-197212 There is nothing more important to a site ranking than backlinks, without links a site will go no where SEO wise. Nofollow links pass no SEO benefit (they are SEO damaging to the page/site they are on), just trust me on this one I've tested it and at one point discovered an anomaly that the anchor text of a nofollow link was counted by Google on the page the link is on (not the case anymore, Google fixed it). I had a working test of this (Search "SEOStenchbomb" in Google, but recently broke the public SEO test myself when I updated the Stallion SEO theme with code that automatically replaces nofollow links with javascript links :-) another private SEO test still shows the same results, so nofollow has no SEO ranking value and since it deletes link benefit (Matt Cutts, the head of Google's webspam team confirmed this on his blog) is bad for the site the link is on. That's not to say nofollow links to a site have no value at all, there's click through traffic, but it won't increase search engine rankings and it damages the site the link is on. PR per se does not dictate rankings, but the number and quality of backlinks which can be roughly (very roughly) measured by the PR of a page is very important. Remember Google says they use over 200 ranking factors, PR/link benefit is just one Google ranking factor. Looking at the PR of a page or domain alone isn't very helpful, are the links that generated the PR aged, a link doesn't pass full benefit for about a year, is the domain in a 'trusted' state which appears to be based a lot on the quality and PR of aged backlinks and if there's anything wrong with the site (BlackHat SEO techniques). Are the backlinks spread over many domains or a few, are those domains 'trusted' sources. It's not that hard to get a page to PR4 which can be enough to generate decent SERPs, but doesn't mean the link benefit is working because of where the link benefit came from and how aged the links are. In comparison the onpage SEO is easy and straightforward, but without those offsite factors you might as well not bother. David There is nothing more important to a site ranking than backlinks, without links a site will go no where SEO wise.

Nofollow links pass no SEO benefit (they are SEO damaging to the page/site they are on), just trust me on this one I’ve tested it and at one point discovered an anomaly that the anchor text of a nofollow link was counted by Google on the page the link is on (not the case anymore, Google fixed it).

I had a working test of this (Search “SEOStenchbomb” in Google, but recently broke the public SEO test myself when I updated the Stallion SEO theme with code that automatically replaces nofollow links with javascript links :-) another private SEO test still shows the same results, so nofollow has no SEO ranking value and since it deletes link benefit (Matt Cutts, the head of Google’s webspam team confirmed this on his blog) is bad for the site the link is on.

That’s not to say nofollow links to a site have no value at all, there’s click through traffic, but it won’t increase search engine rankings and it damages the site the link is on.

PR per se does not dictate rankings, but the number and quality of backlinks which can be roughly (very roughly) measured by the PR of a page is very important. Remember Google says they use over 200 ranking factors, PR/link benefit is just one Google ranking factor.

Looking at the PR of a page or domain alone isn’t very helpful, are the links that generated the PR aged, a link doesn’t pass full benefit for about a year, is the domain in a ‘trusted’ state which appears to be based a lot on the quality and PR of aged backlinks and if there’s anything wrong with the site (BlackHat SEO techniques). Are the backlinks spread over many domains or a few, are those domains ‘trusted’ sources. It’s not that hard to get a page to PR4 which can be enough to generate decent SERPs, but doesn’t mean the link benefit is working because of where the link benefit came from and how aged the links are.

In comparison the onpage SEO is easy and straightforward, but without those offsite factors you might as well not bother.

David

]]> Comment on Add AdSense to a WordPress Blog, Updated for WordPress 3.2.1 by Carrie http://www.morearnings.com/add-adsense-to-a-wordpress-blog/comment-page-2#comment-197025 Carrie Tue, 25 Oct 2011 23:07:08 +0000 http://www.morearnings.com/2006/07/28/add-adsense-to-a-wordpress-blog/#comment-197025 I had the same exact problem, and there are no unnecessary spaces between my publisher ID, yet every time I try to paste it in, the field goes blank.. I had the same exact problem, and there are no unnecessary spaces between my publisher ID, yet every time I try to paste it in, the field goes blank..

]]> Comment on Add AdSense to a WordPress Blog, Updated for WordPress 3.2.1 by DaveJazzi http://www.morearnings.com/add-adsense-to-a-wordpress-blog/comment-page-2#comment-196817 DaveJazzi Tue, 25 Oct 2011 00:53:54 +0000 http://www.morearnings.com/2006/07/28/add-adsense-to-a-wordpress-blog/#comment-196817 How Can i Get An Ads Code? pls?? How Can i Get An Ads Code? pls??

]]> Comment on WordPress SEO Comments and rel=nofollow by Shaina Tim http://www.morearnings.com/wordpress-comments-and-rel-nofollow/comment-page-1#comment-193277 Shaina Tim Wed, 28 Sep 2011 08:20:20 +0000 http://www.morearnings.com/2006/09/10/wordpress-comments-and-relnofollow/#comment-193277 If I haven't came to this page, I wouldn't know that "nofollow" is useless now. Thanks a lot for the information. If I haven’t came to this page, I wouldn’t know that “nofollow” is useless now. Thanks a lot for the information.

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