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Think your Twitter profile is popular enough that it should start making you money? If so, then TwittAd is here to help. The service is designed to match users who don’t mind a little product placement and website promotion on their Twitter profile with advertisers looking for a new way to reach eyeballs, and offers Twitter background images that include the sponsor’s logo and information.

As you’ve already noticed, we’ve went through a major redesign of the header region and a brand spanking new logo is born. The caricature is a depiction of a successful blogger having a good time, blogging in a carefree manner from an exotic beach – and of course this dude could be you!.

This week I attended a demo of Harris Connect’s email marketing tool.  Harris is a popular tool for maintaining alumni communities and the email tool they offer is fairly sophisticated in regards to segmentation your audience to target a message to the audience.

By Stephen Shankland, CNET News.com Friday, August 22, 2008 11:33 AM Google plans to update its mechanism for judging ad quality score, a critical measurement that influences whether advertisements are placed next to search results, so that judgments of ad quality are made immediately.

on Tuesday, August 19, 2008 Image via Wikipedia For webmasters to monetize their websites, the best way to do this is through AdSense. There are many webmasters who are struggling hard to earn some money a day through their sites. But then some of the "geniuses" of them are enjoying hundreds of dollars per day from AdSense ads on their websites.

This is the final installment of the 4-part series on key PPC best practices (PPC Best Practices Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3). Speak Their Language There has been constant debate as to what to use for keyword analysis with regards to long-tail versus head phrases and which yields the better results.

How to make more money with adsense. Here are a few tips to help you out with making more money from Google adsense. #1 Your Content Pages with a lot of targeted content (Content targeted around your keywords) will have more relevant ads associated with it.

One thought I wasn’t able to put in the last post about missing and misleading click data, was about keyword click-through-rates. Do keywords really have click-through-rates? Objectively they do because the engines report them. But does that make sense? If A Keyword Falls In The Forest, And The User Doesn’t See It… The user doesn’t even know the keyword exists.

I wrote about Involver not too long ago and today they announced the status of one of their campaigns with Serena Software. First, pop quiz. What is the average click through rate for a Facebook marketing campaign?

Paid Search Managers spend a lot of time analyzing clicks. Which keywords got them? Did they convert? How much did they cost? But how much time is spent thinking about the clicks you didn’t get? How much information do you have about those clicks anyway?