Thursday, July 1, 2010
If you want to Get Notified When a Website Goes Down Many sites have suffered from this issue. This includes news sites, Top 10 sites, audio streaming sites, even some web based email providers. In which case most people don't just check the site to see if its back they panic while doing it too. This is where WhenDOUP comes in action. It's sole purpose is to inform the user when a site goes down or comes back up. It just asks for your email address, the website URL of the site that is offline, and whether you want to know if the site is down or if it has come back up. After entering the target sites URL WhendoUP will continuously check the target site to see if its up. When it does detect a working website, it will send you an email as soon as possible. WhenDOUP serves another purpose as well. The same service can be used to check and see if your website ever goes down. As a website owner just enter your site URL, email address, and choose to notify you when the site is down and then WhenDOUP will check your site every 15 minutes and the moment it goes down, you'll definitely know about it.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Today i read an interesting life story of Neil Patel at his about page.
Here is the link http://www.quicksprout.com/about/#neilpatel.
While reading the page and histroy and work Neil Did in his life, i found these great tips for someone who want to get success in online market and .com business.
Here are the useful Tips for getting Success in Online Business which was initially proposed by Web Development India.
1. Avoid communication gap for better mutual understand
2. Marketing Management ability would help to grow business
3. Be yourself, what you are, never hide any things and never shows expertise at which you are not.
4. Age does not matter, one of the great example is Niel Patel itself, be confident and serve the best you can. Learn corporate etiquettes.
5. And most Important thing, Don’t work for money in online business, create business relationships with highly qualified services which satisfy your clients.
Thanks to Neil Patel and Web Development India
Monday, June 21, 2010
A lot of successful websites depend on returning visitors to account for a major part of their traffic. Returning visitors are easier to convert into paying customers because the more often they return to a site, the more trust they have in that site. The credibility issue just melts away. Hence, keep your visitors coming back to your site with the following methods:
1) Start a forum, chatroom or shoutbox
When you start a forum, chatroom or shoutbox, you are providing your visitors a place to voice their opinions and interact with their peers — all of them are visitors of your site. As conversations build up, a sense of community will also follow and your visitors will come back to your site almost religiously every day.
2) Start a blog
Keep an online journal, or more commonly known as a blog, on your site and keep it updated with latest news about yourself. Human beings are curious creatures and they will keep their eyes glued to the monitor if you post fresh news frequently. You will also build up your credibility as you are proving to them that there is also a real life person behind the website.
3) Carry out polls or surveys
Polls and surveys are other forms of interaction that you should definitely consider adding to your site. They provide a quick way for visitors to voice their opinions and to get involved in your website. Be sure to publish polls or surveys that are strongly relevant to the target market of your website to keep them interested to find out about the results.
4) Hold puzzles, quizzes and games
Just imagine how many office workers procrastinate at work every day, and you will be able to gauge how many people will keep visiting your site if you provide a very interesting or addicting way of entertainment. You can also hold competitions to award the high score winner to keep people trying continuously to earn the prize.
5) Update frequently with fresh content
Update your site frequently with fresh content so that every time your visitors come back, they will have something to read on your site. This is the most widely known and most effective method of attracting returning visitors, but this is also the least carried out one because of the laziness of webmasters. No one will want to browse a site that looks the same over ten years, so keep your site updated with fresh bites!
Monday, June 14, 2010
In this article we review three website monitoring service provider, all of them offer a great service product and you find them in a lower price segment. That will say, these services are acceptable for most of the websites on the Internet.
I used Site24×7 since they started offering services a few years ago. They offer anything you need to monitor your server or website; Tests on websites or server ports (you can monitor every server port) are only a view options. Visit their website for all the features they offer. They offer a free account and 15day trials for their paid services, if you use the standard or premium service you pay for each single test period and location. If you need multiple test locations, you should use the premium plan because this plan includes 6 free locations for each test. If you need more than one website tested from multiple locations, than is this provider more expansive than others.
Hyperspin is monitoring provider who offers a lot of features and also a great reseller program. If you’re looking for a way to monetize your websites traffic, by offering your own monitoring service, you should try them. All test features are available and they have multiple locations and you can setup four of them as a global setting for all your tests. They don’t charge you for using all the locations. They offer discounts if you buy more or if you pay in upfront for a whole year. I stopped using them because their control panel was several times not accessible from my laptop (using different IP addresses).
Pingdom is the current servuice I’m using to monitor all my websites. Their control panel and website looks very modern and they offering a great plan with five tests for only $9.95/month. They offer e-mail, SMS/text message notifications and a some great integration with Twitter. Multiple test locations are included without any additional charge. I like the fast and clear interface and off course the price. I’m sure I will keep using them the next years.
While most of the features for these three website monitoring service providers are the same, is the pricing very different. I’m sure all three working great, just try them.
Friday, June 11, 2010
I am posting a list of proxy sites which can be used to browse Orkut, Myspace, Yahoo, YouTube and other social networking websites which are generally banned in schools, colleges and companies. As I try these websites to use orkut in my college’s computer center.
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a-bug.com
alphaprox.com
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anonr.com
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browse.ms
browseprox.com
browser9.com
btunnel.com
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ctunnel.com
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foxprox.net
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gtunnel.com
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ktunnel.com
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myspaceprox.com
myspacewaiter.com
ntunnel.com
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private-proxy.net
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proxify.co.uk
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proxoid.com
proxy.org.in
proxy-101.com
proxyanalyzer.com
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safeforwork.net
safe-surf.org
schoolsurf.org
shadow-click.com
slimtrust.com
sureproxy.com
surfatschool.net
surfingagain.com
thefreeproxy.net
urlencoded.com
virtual-browser.com
voodoo-proxy.com
vpntunnel.net
vtunnel.com
w3privacy.com
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webviaproxy.com
workinter.net
wtunnel.com
xs2myspace.com
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yourproxies.net
yourproxy.eu
zoot-proxy.com
ztunnel.com
The follownig article will help you to resolve queries like
1. How long should i have to wait before applying for Adsense?
2. How to make money from Google Adsence?
3. Can my Blogger Blog will be approved for Adsence?
4. What to do if you were banned from Adsence.
5. What type of Contents should i write on my blogs/Websites?
6. What is the minimum age to apply for Google Adsence?
7. How to get Google Adsence approved?
1. How to make money from Google Adsence?
You get money from adsense only if you have a decent traffic. There's no point inapplying for it immediately after you setup your website as you are most likely to end up with your account being rejected if you apply immediately after setting up your website without any content.
Google's AdSense Program Policies and the Terms and Conditions are probably two of the most informative articles that you must read before applying for adsense.
2. How long should i have to wait before applying for Adsense?
There's nothing like you must wait for 30 days or 90 says before you can apply for adsense, the only thing is you should have decent content on your blog/website and have some decent traffic. Once approved into adsesne you can use the same publisher ID to display ads on multiple websites. So if you have a aged blog with some traffic on blogger or any other network apply with that url.
3. Can my Blogger Blog will be approved for Adsence?
Tip: Blogger blogs are easily approved.
If you are previously banned from adsense for click fraud
4. What to do if you were banned from Adsence.
Google takes click fraud very seriously, if you are previously banned from adsense for click fraud, then apply with a different name, email address and residence address. It's always tempting for new bloggers and webmasters to click their own ads and asking friends to click on their own ads, don't ever do that. You will be banned for life time for doing so.
Adsense is like a duck laying golden eggs, handle it with care.
5. What type of Contents should i write on my blogs/Websites?
Make sure that your content is in compliance with adsense program policies. You may apply with a site that is in compliance with adsense and later use that account to publish ads on all your other sites.
Note: Google verifies all the sites on which your ad code is displayed manually and may ban your account or domain from adsense if they are not in compliance with their program policies.
6. What is the minimum age to apply for Google Adsence?
You must be 18 years or older to apply for adsense. If you are not above 18 years you can apply with your elder bro or dads name.
Get a adsense account without having a website.
7. How to get Google Adsence approved?
If you haven't created an Adsense account before, then apply through HubPages. Google will approve your account before you even need to write or publish any content.
That's right, no need to create content before applying to Google Adsense when you're applying through HubPages.
Read the Hubpages FAQ.
Sign up for Hubpages.
Once you've registered a Hubpages Author account go to Affiliate Settings (it's in your My Account page, under Affiliate Settings).
On the "Affiliate Settings" page you'll see next to where it says "Adsense" a link to "Sign Up". It will then ask "Do you already have a Google AdSense account?". If you say yes, it'll ask for your Publisher ID and then in a few simple steps you will have linked and activated your Adsense Publisher ID to your Hubpage account. However you're here to start an account, so select No.Tick the box for "I have read and understand Google's terms of service" and click the button "Signup for AdSense" and away you go!
Still if you are fail to create an Adsence Account, just mail me i will help you out.
Thanks
How to use Google WebMaster Tool and submit your website to Google Search Engine.
The following article will provide you accurate and useful information about -:
How to use Google Webmaster tool?
Google has not indexed my website. Why?
You need to log in to your Google Webmaster tools account for your website. You need to confirm these following items:
Step 1: Look on the Google Dashboard front page. Did you see the message “Googlebot has successfully accessed your home page”? If yes, then your home page is indexable. Proceed to the next item to check for further troubleshooting. See sample screen shot below:
Step 2: Go to Dashboard -> Diagnostics ->? Crawl Errors and then click the “Web” tab. Under “Show URLs:” click “Restricted by robots.txt.” Does it include pages in your website that should be crawled and indexed? If yes, then you may have accidentally blocked those URLs. In addition, you can also see “unreachable,” “not followed” or “not found” for details. Some pages are not crawled because all links pointing to that page might have the rel=”nofollow” attribute.
Step 3: Did you submit an XML sitemap? If yes, you can go to Site configuration -> Sitemaps and find a column labeled“URLs Submitted.” If the number of “Indexed URLs” are substantially less than “URLs Submitted,” then you may have problems with your internal navigation menu and site crawlability. You can use the data provided in Step 2 to help you further troubleshoot crawling error-related issues.
Step 4: There are some websites with inconsistent navigation menus; for example, they have 30 links in the home page navigation menu pointing to category pages, but the category pages lack a substantial amount of links pointing to other, deep product pages, which can affect the number of pages indexed on your website. Remember that links are one of the ways used by Googlebot to find new pages on your site.
To diagnose, go to Dashboard -> Your site on the web -> Internal links, and you will see the list of URLs in your website vs the number of internal links found pointing to that page. If you have a fairly consistent navigation menu, you will observe that the number of links are about the same. If you see some pages which do not receive internal links or are not listed there at all (because there is no internal link pointing to it), you can click and examine the actual page, to see if rel=”nofollow” has been implemented on the pages. As noted earlier, that can affect crawling. Other things to check include pages with a meta noindex tag.
