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published by Hannah in Web Video | Wordpress
Here’s an interesting Wordpress plugin for those who want a way to monetise their video blogs (or even the usual blogs as long as you like to embed videos). We all love YouTube but Google’s still trying to find the right solution to maximising the profits there. And though it IS their number one priority this year we can only cross our fingers hoping profits will trickle down big time to video bloggers who simply embed videos on their own blogs. Of course you can stick with YouTube and make sure you have linked your YouTube and AdSense accounts to be able to get revenue there or you can check out Revver to earn additional profit.
Revver, like You-Tube, is a video sharing site. However, you can make money by hosting a video on the site as well as by sharing other people’s videos on your blog. The nice thing about Revver is that due to the revenue sharing model other Revver users be more enthusiastic about sharing your video content. For more info on the Revver plugin visit their site and watch their video tutorial.
Admittedly I still have no idea how much revenue this can generate for you but it is worth a look.
Thanks to Jacob Stoops for this information. Hope to see you around here more often!
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published by Hannah in News | Wordpress
For those who do not take the time to even glance at the Wordpress Development blog snippets on their Wordpress dashboard I suggest you do take sometime to read their latest post on the upcoming Wordpress 2.5. I wouldn’t be going on any details since you can read everything on the sneak peek. So far […]
Continue reading “Wordpress 2.5 Ready for Beta Testing”
published by Hannah in Blogging | SEO Tools | Wordpress
I haven’t really had time to go over my mail these days and my inbox has A LOT of unread mail (not to mention the unread categorised mail that goes directly under their labels). As you know I subscribed to Joost’s WP and SEO mailing list and reading all the backlog at once is actually […]
Continue reading “Cool Plug-ins from Joost’s Mailing List”
published by Hannah in News | SEO | SEO Tips | Wordpress
Been doing my usual round of reading and thought that I would share a couple of blog posts that caught my eye.
11 Tips for Appearing at Google Definitions by Esteban Panzera - The post outlines how you can define words in your site and have them appear as a search result in Google definitions. One […]
Continue reading “Short Takes”
published by Hannah in SEO | Wordpress
I recently read a post by Lee Odden on how Wordpress classified blogs as either “popular” blogs or “banned” blogs. As the title suggests, SEO blogs actually fall under banned blogs. Gasp!
Not surprisingly the post generated a lively discussion where in some agreed with Odden about how the term SEO blog was misleading and with […]
Continue reading “SEO Blogs Banned from Wordpress.com”
published by Hannah in Blogging | Link Strategies | SEO | Wordpress
Chris of Rillz Magazine wrote an interesting post on a Wordpress quirk that isn’t doing anything for your SEO. The ever helpful Wordpress uses the phrase “Read more” or “Continue reading” automatically at the end of post excerpts. This is useful since you want your readers to know that they have something more to read […]
Continue reading “Wordpress and the “Read More” Problem”
published by Gary in Wordpress
Back in July 2007 I posted “Scraping - How can I stop scrapers?” Joost had noticed that content on Phoenixrealm was being scraped and kindly let me know.
Joost has recently released “RSS Footer” a Wordpress plugin that gets the scraper working for you.
Nice!!
Continue reading “Beating the scrapers”
published by Gary in Wordpress
In my last post An Introduction To Prototype I needed to insert HTML code in to the post. A quick Google search revealed postable, a quick and easy online tool. It could do with a button to copy the converted text, but hey nothing is perfect.
If you know of anything better, let me know.
Continue reading “How To Insert HTML Code In A Wordpress Post”
published by Gary in Wordpress
The next major release of Wordpress 2.3 will be released on Monday. Aaron Brazell has posted an article with the a list of things you should know particularly if you are a developer.
Continue reading “Wordpress 2.3 - 10 Things you need to know”
published by Gary in Wordpress
Getting relevant traffic to your blog is as important as generating great content for it. You can write awesome posts daily, but if very few people come and read them you don’t get the desired effect. Getting tone of traffic is important especially if you want to generate ad revenue from your blog.
Since WordPress is […]
Continue reading “How To SEO Your WordPress Blog”
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