In the comment one person was asking for tips or tricks for this. Here are a few, without giving too much away.

1. You have to find a niche that you believe will produce high paying ads. If an ad is paying you $.02 you will not get anywhere. If you get $.10, then you are doing well. Of course there are ads that could pay a lot more.

2. The content on your site has to be updated frequently. I usually try to add something every day.

3. This is the hardest part. Traffic. I get traffic to my sites with ads. Of course the price per click that I pay is much much less than price per click that I get paid with adsense ads. One thing I will say is that I do not use Adwords to get traffic to my sites.

A while ago I was bragging about my Google Adsense earnings. Well, a lot has changed since then. I have worked hard, by doing research, testing, and spending some money to figure out how I could make my profits better than what they were. I was happy at $22 mark, but that was not consistent, and I wanted to see how far I could push this.

I am very happy to say that my profits with Google Adsense have reached $200 mark per day. I haven’t had multiple $200 days yet, but they have been at around $150 range for the past 2 weeks and have gone up as time past by.

I will post the new picture as a proof of my success in the next post (its late and I don’t fell like messing with Photoshop as of right now). How I did it though, I am not going to reveal as I think I deserve to keep that as a secret, since it took me good seven months to get here.

With DVRs gaining popularity, the companies are afraid that they are not reaching all of the viewers with their continuous bombardments of our TVs. New ways of reaching the consumer are required and video games are one of the channels that are not yet exploited.

So far companies have been able to place ads in video games, but there is a problem with placing an ad in an environment where the consumer is not forced to look at the ad. For example, you watch the commercials (if you don’t have a DVR) while waiting for the show to continue. You might not pay much attention to them, but there they are in your face and that is what companies care about. In a video game, however, the ads are placed in the environment around you but that doesn’t mean you have to stare at it – after all, you are busy playing the game. If you do, however, look at an in-game ad, these companies want to know that. They want to know if their ad is reaching the audience. There is really no way of knowing whether or not I looked at the Intel ad while blasting away some aliens. Without this information advertisers are unable to create any strategy for their ad campaigns.

So here is the point of this post. Marketing company Neue Digitale, based in Germany, says that they have found a way to help advertisers with their dilemma. Supposedly, they developed the technology that will record players’ in-game actions which will provide very detailed information about the ads that are placed in the game’s environment. Such actions include how many times the players looked at the ad, at what angle, and for how long. If these guys can actually execute what they are promising, I am sure they will be raking in some serious money in no time.

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If this accusation is true, I hope that Best Buy gets what they deserve. I have had some bad experiences with that store and cannot say that I am their fan. Some people are not “internet savy” or just don’t like to shop online. I don’t believe its fair that they have to pay a higher price because of it. Best Buy taking advantage of them is simply unacceptable.

Source:Â washingtonpost.com

Feedburner handles RSS feeds for thousands of bloggers around the world. It was founded by Sam Sethi back in 2003.

According to TechCrunch:

The deal is all cash and mostly upfront, according to our source, although the founders will be locked in for a couple of years.

Wow. My congrats goes to Sam Sethi, founder of FeedBurner. Finally the hard work paid off.

Since Google makes most of its money from Adsense and Adwords, Microsoft acquiring Yahoo would would have been a bit more of a competition in the web advertising market. Personally I think that Microsoft’s AdCenter is sub par, and Yahoo’s Search Marketing, which is much better, would be of great help to MS. AdCenter would have probably been dissolved into Search Marketing and MS would be looking at huge revenue gains. But, it looks like MS will just have to work with what they already have, while Google’s services keep raking in the money.

So why am I relieved? Well I think having these three main advertising services will keep the competition stronger than only two would. This will keep the prices down for us grunts trying to get our sites some traffic.

What do you think?

The technology was invented Bluetooth technology when he was studying at University of Washington during mid-1990s.

This almost sounds like the bar-code patent case that happened in 2005.

Read more about the developing Bluetooth case here.