jeudi 5 novembre 2015

How To Get a $250 Grocery Gift Card!

Get a $250 Grocery Gift Card for Free!

 
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This is one of the longest running grocery and gift card giveaway programs in existence, having served tens of thousand of people in the Australia.

The reason why it is so successful is because it is managed by a team of fantastic people who are dedicated to help the community save more through their Prepaid grocery and gift card programs.

It is also one of the few programs out there that truly deliver on its promise. Unlike some scam programs out there (and there are a lot!), these folks are here to make sure your cards are delivered to you as promised.

How to get this card 

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mercredi 4 novembre 2015

Win a $1000 Best Buy Gift Card!

Win a $1000 Best Buy Gift Card!  
You have until tomorrow to get your gift


If you like to shop at Best Buy this is the one for you. Here we find an offer where you can get a FREE $1,000 Best Buy gift card. Imagine what could you buy with $1,000 at Best Buy :)


If you are US residents, simply click on the link that we have provided for you. Join and participate. This great $1,000 Best Buy gift card could be yours!



mercredi 26 août 2015

The Basics of How to Make Money with Affiliate Niche Sites By ZAC JOHNSON

The concept of affiliate marketing is quite simple — refer a user from your web site / blog to another site and if they make a purchase or take action, you will earn a commission from it. The concept of a niche site is also quite simple… focus your time and effort on creating a very niche specific site loaded with high quality content and rank organically for relevant long tail keywords.
Again, the concepts are simple… however they don’t always seem to pan out as successfully as we like. So why is this?
In most cases, it’s not the business model that isn’t a success, it’s the process of how you get there. Way too many online marketers and bloggers are focused on the concept of “creating content” for their niche sites and not focusing on the content promotion and link building, which is the real meat of any successful niche site.
To make money with a niche site, you need to have traffic. Usually this traffic comes from free organic search rankings. The formula still works today just like it did a decade ago, however there is a TON more competition and Google isn’t just allowing any sites to rank like they used to.

The Many Different Approaches to Creating Niche Sites

As mentioned, the formula is still the same… but how you get there is always changing. There are plenty of online courses out there for how to best create simple niche sites and make a profit from them, however they all have their own theories and formulas on what works best.

Simple Sites Big Profits is one such course, which gives users step-by-step instructions how the concept of creating niche sites can bring in a recurring source of income on a daily basis. How much can your site earn? Well, that all comes down to the niche focus, traffic to your site and how much time and effort you put into it — all valid points that the course material tries to help you achieve.
Marcus Campbell is the man behind Simple Sites Big Profits and he’s been able to make a decent amount of money in the past by searching out niche markets, building tiny sites around the concept and getting them to rank in the search results. This all goes back to the concept of building very simple sites, but also putting in the work to realize what niche markets to go after and which to stay away from. It’s not just about creating a niche site, it’s about building content out that you can rank, while also hitting your target audience while they are in “buying mode”.
This all worked fine and dandy until Google came around and slapped his little niche business off the map, taking his earnings per day from $1,000+ down to around $100-$200. This wasn’t the end for Marcus however… instead it was just a realization that the model works, but how he got there had to change. Through his Simple Sites Big Profits course, Marcus walks you through the process of how to search out hidden niche markets, while also going through the process of looking at their competition, profitability and the best way to build a small targeted site around each niche focus.
Some of the material within the course is dated and goes back a few years, but again… the model is still the same, it’s just a matter of how you get there. The course material is broken down into 9 different steps, while also offering mini-guides, resources and tutorials along the way.

The Steps to Create a Successful Niche Site

Inside Simple Sites Big Profits, you will gain access to the members area and be able to walk your way through the course material as you like. While Marcus uses many different examples of niche markets to go after, the process behind each of them follows this actionable 9-step formula.
  1. Finding a Niche
    It’s not just about choosing any niche, it’s about going after one that has low competition, is easy to rank and also has a method of monetization.
  2. Finding Offers to Promote
    Affiliate marketing, Amazon and Google Adsense are two of the best methods when trying to monetize a niche site.
  3. Traffic Sources
    While organic search traffic is always the best method for a niche site, paid advertising opportunities also exist.
  4. Creating Your Site
    Through the use of WordPress and easy to use site builders, it’s never been easier to create simple niche sites with high quality content.
  5. Get Traffic to Your Site
    Writing content for your niche site will only get you so far, you need to actively build backlinks, use social media and reach new audiences on a daily basis.
  6. Building Out Quality Content
    When building content for your site, focus on the long tail keywords you want to rank for, while also providing quality and giving the user an end call to action.
  7. Setting Up Google Analytics and Campaign Tracking
    Knowing who is visiting your site and where they are coming from is crucial. Google Analytics is one of the best ways to monitor these data points.
  8. Increasing Backlinks to Your Site
    To effectively rank higher in the search results, you will need to actively increase backlinks to your site. Without backlinks, you will need to rely on paid advertising.
  9. Replicating the Process
    Once you’ve been able to find success with one niche site, there is no reason why you shouldn’t be able to replicate it again.

Other topics covered within the course includes a directory of recommended affiliate networks, how to reduce your advertising costs through Google Adwords, creating attractive ads for your campaign and also how to setup a mailing list for longterm revenue and repeat visitors to your sites.
Using these same methods, Marcus continually provides examples and screenshots of his own sites and their success. You can see one of them below.
Simple-Sites-Big-Profits-Stats
When you look at the screenshot above, you might be thinking… how can you possibly make $320 off just 20 clicks and 4 conversions? Well, I’ll tell you.
With 4 conversions in place, it means the site is earning $80 per lead. Seeing high commission payouts like this is usually common in the financial / forex space (as shown from the OfferVault chart below), so let’s assume that is the type of offer that was being run.

The high conversion would come down to the content that is found on the site and the keywords it’s organically ranking for. “Organically” is important to note because when someone is actually searching for something within Google, they are genuinely interested and ready to take action, buy or sign up.
For example… if you ranked for a keyword like “how to make money with forex trading” or “top forex trading services“, and had a site that provided a great case study or tutorial that broke down of how the service/process worked, anyone who read through your whole site and ultimately your affiliate offer link at the end of the post — well, they would have a much higher conversion rate that someone else just randomly hitting your site.
Another example of this is if you were to create a “credit repair” niche site… but focusing only on people searching for “how to repair 320 credit score“. It’s SUPER niche and the competition is very low… but people are searching for it every day. Create a niche site around that topic and promote a credit repair service and you could start making a few leads per month on auto-pilot after spending some time on the site.
This model will work with any niche, it’s just a matter of going deep enough, yet still having enough volume to make it worthwhile.

Niche Sites are Always Going to Make Money

At the end of the day, niche sites are always going to make money… just like Google is going to continually moderate and penalize sites that lack in quality content. The goal is to find yourself somewhere in the middle where you can build out multiple sites that rank well, while keeping Google happy and providing value to your audience in the process. The concept stays the same… the process of how you get there just continues to change.
To learn more about niche marketing and how to create sites in a similar fashion as Marcus, you can visit his Simple Sites Big Profits site for more details. The price of the course is a one-time fee of $297, which gives you access to all areas of the members site, guides, tutorials and private forum area.


Source: zacjohnson blog http://goo.gl/yT3swp

mardi 25 août 2015


Google revient à des habitudes plus conformes à l’esprit d’Android en  mettant en lignele code source de la future version majeure de son système d’exploitation mobile, Android 4.0.
En début de cette ‘année, Google s’était attiré quelques critiques lorsqu’il a refusé de publier le code source d’Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) .
Le responsable de la division mobile de la société Andy Rubin, avait alors fait valoir qu’Android 3.0 était une version spécifiquement conçue pour les tablettes, et qu’il serait préjudiciable que des fabricants ou des intégrateurs peu méticuleux essaient de la proposer sur un téléphone. Avec Android 4.0, qui unifie enfin les branches tablettes et smartphones, la question ne se pose plus.
Les fabricants de téléphone, éditeurs d’application et autres bidouilleurs pourront donc librement inspecter les arcanes d’Android 4.0 et reproduire chez eux une image du système qui équipera bientôt le Samsung Galaxy Nexus.
« C’est en réalité le code source de la version 4.0.1 d’Android, qui est la version spécifique qui sera livrée avec le Galaxy Nexus, le premier appareil Android 4.0 », commente  Jean-Baptiste Queru, ingénieur chez Google.
Par l’intermédiaire d’un groupe de discussion. Il indique que des fichiers de configuration dédiés à d’autres terminaux que le  seront Galaxy Nexus bientôt mis à disposition.
Le code source et instructions de téléchargement sont disponibles, en anglais uniquement, via le site:http://source.android.com/
Article rédigé par: Imad Touil – Ingénieur des Systèmes d’Information & Security Addict

Le code source de Ice Cream Sandwich est en ligne – ANDROID


Google revient à des habitudes plus conformes à l’esprit d’Android en  mettant en lignele code source de la future version majeure de son système d’exploitation mobile, Android 4.0.
En début de cette ‘année, Google s’était attiré quelques critiques lorsqu’il a refusé de publier le code source d’Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) .
Le responsable de la division mobile de la société Andy Rubin, avait alors fait valoir qu’Android 3.0 était une version spécifiquement conçue pour les tablettes, et qu’il serait préjudiciable que des fabricants ou des intégrateurs peu méticuleux essaient de la proposer sur un téléphone. Avec Android 4.0, qui unifie enfin les branches tablettes et smartphones, la question ne se pose plus.
Les fabricants de téléphone, éditeurs d’application et autres bidouilleurs pourront donc librement inspecter les arcanes d’Android 4.0 et reproduire chez eux une image du système qui équipera bientôt le Samsung Galaxy Nexus.
« C’est en réalité le code source de la version 4.0.1 d’Android, qui est la version spécifique qui sera livrée avec le Galaxy Nexus, le premier appareil Android 4.0 », commente  Jean-Baptiste Queru, ingénieur chez Google.
Par l’intermédiaire d’un groupe de discussion. Il indique que des fichiers de configuration dédiés à d’autres terminaux que le  seront Galaxy Nexus bientôt mis à disposition.
Le code source et instructions de téléchargement sont disponibles, en anglais uniquement, via le site:http://source.android.com/
Article rédigé par: Imad Touil – Ingénieur des Systèmes d’Information & Security Addict

jeudi 24 novembre 2011

Android devient numéro 1 en France, plus d'un smartphone vendu sur deux sous l'OS de Google dans le monde

Le succès d’Android se confirme en France. Le système d’exploitation de Google est devenu l’OS mobile numéro 1 sur le territoire français, selon un récent rapport publié par le cabinet d’étude des médias Médiamétrie.

En six mois, les achats de nouveaux smartphones sous Android par les consommateurs ont été deux fois plus nombreux qu’au premier trimestre 2011, permettant ainsi à l’OS de devancer pour la première fois iOS en France avec 40% de parts de marché.

L'attrait des terminaux mobiles sous l’OS de Google au cours de ces derniers mois se confirme aussi de façon globale à travers le monde entier.

Les résultats d’une nouvelle étude du cabinet d’analyse Gartner, au cours du troisième trimestre de cette année, révèlent qu’Android détient une part de marché de 52,5%, soit le double des ventes de smartphones Android au troisième trimestre 2010.

Pour Gartner, cette croissance d’Android se justifie par la diversité des terminaux mobiles sous l’OS, un affaiblissement de l’environnement concurrentiel, le manque de nouveaux produits pour les systèmes d’exploitation alternatifs comme Windows Phone 7 et BlackBerry OS.

La seconde place est occupée par Symbian, qui enregistre une chute de près de 20 points en un an, pour se retrouver à 16,9 % de parts de marché au cours de cette période. 

On constate également une baisse des ventes de l’iPhone d’Apple, dont la part représente désormais 15% pour le troisième trimestre, contre 16,6% pour la même période de l’année dernière. Cette baisse s’explique selon l’institut Gartner par l’attente du nouvel iPhone par les consommateurs.

RIM, le constructeur des téléphones BlackBerry, recule aussi de quatre points sur un an avec 11% de parts de marché pour le troisième trimestre. Gartner constate néanmoins que les ventes des téléphones de la firme sont restées stables entre les deux trimestres.



Globalement, le marché des téléphones mobiles enregistre une hausse de 5,6% par rapport à la même période de l’année dernière, avec près de 440,5 millions de dispositifs vendus. Les ventes de smartphones, quant à elles, ont quasiment explosé avec une hausse de 42% par rapport à 2010. 115 millions de smartphones ont été vendus au troisième trimestre.

Côté constructeurs, Samsung devient le premier constructeur de smartphones pour cette période. Nokia demeure néanmoins le premier fabricant de téléphones mobiles.

Source : GartnerMédiamétrie

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mardi 22 novembre 2011

La nouvelle interface YouTube


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