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 Make Extra Money Blogging With Google Adsense

By Dita Irvine | Make Money Blogging

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Many people, when they start a blog, start it with an idea to eventually make extra money blogging. A simple way to boost blogging for money formula, is to add Google Adsense to your blog. Surely, this is not going to make you a millionaire, but you can definitely make extra money with Google Adsense and that feat alone may be an excellent incentive to keep plugging along.

What Is Google Adsense

Wikipedia defines Google Adsense as:

Google AdSense is a program run by Google Inc. that allows publishers in the Google Network of content sites to serve automatic text, image, video, or interactive media adverts that are targeted to site content and audience

According to Google:

Google AdSense is a free, simple way for website publishers of all sizes to earn money by displaying targeted Google ads on their websites. AdSense also lets you provide Google search to your site users, while earning money by displaying Google ads on the search results pages support.google.com

The video below, from the same Google source, very simply explains the Adsense program.

How To Get Google Adsense Started On Your Money Blog

Getting a Google Adsene account is free. To sign up for it, simply visit the following link and fill out the application: https://www.google.com/adsense/signup.
Before you apply to get your Adsense account make sure that you have a site with unique, well written, value content on it and that you are receiving some targeted traffic already. In some countries, the site may have to be in existence for at least 6 months. This policy was implemented by Google to protect its advertisers.
Google is quite strict when it comes to approving new Adsense accounts. There are couple of crucial steps you will need to follow to ensure that your application is processed favorably.
1. Create a well designed and value information site. Google wants your site to be a valuable resource for the readers. The general consensus among internet marketers is that you should have at least 10 original and well written articles on your money blog before you apply.
2. Have Privacy Policy, About page and a Contact page set up and displayed (usually on your navigation bar). For the Privacy policy you will need to follow certain guidelines. You may check my privacy policy. You can generate this policy using the free Privacy Policy generator here. I used it to create my Privacy Policy.
Once you will get approved you will receive your approval and your account information via email. At first, your account will only be temporary. This is to ensure that you will follow the guidelines and not do something ridiculous as clicking on the ads on your site, flood your site with Adsense ads, buying clicks on Fiverr or anything else that looks suspicious to Google.
As soon as your site is approved, you can place adsense ads on other sites that you own as well. You do not have to apply for each site separately. After a few weeks, if you do not commit any “suspicious activities” in the eyes of Google, you will get verified and you will be permanently (unless you screw up) approved. You will be able to make extra money blogging with Google Adsense, from all your sites for as long as you keep in line with Google terms.

How Does One Make Extra Money Blogging With Adsense

After you get approved, you will have to create the ad units you want to place on your money blog. You will need to sign in to your Adsense account using the link you received in your email. Enter the “My Ads” tab in your dashboard, click on “New Content” and then click on “New ad unit”. For more information and a clear view of all steps visit the following help page.

From Google’s instructions on how to create ad units

Upon completing the set up of the ad units you will receive a code from Google. You can place this code anywhere on your site. You can place the codes directly into the posts or pages, in the sidebar, under the header, in the header and so on.
You can place the ad units manually on your site or you can choose from a variety of adsense plugins that will place the units on your site automatically in the manner you specify. The one adsense plugin I used in the past was the Easy Adsense WordPress plugin. I used the free, lite version and it worked very well for me. If you want to have a plugin to control the placement of ads, I recommend it (The Lite free version is all I used and it is sufficient).

How Blogging Spree Blog Is Monetized With Adsense

A few days ago I monetized Blogging Spree blog with Google Adsense. I placed the ads manually in 3 spots . As at this point I want the ads to appear across the board on most of my pages and posts. I have added a set of links under the header and also I have added a banner ad in the sidebar.
To add Google Adsense to your sidebar use a text widget in your widget’s dashboard and add the code directly into the text widget (you can read more about adding text widgets here…)
What I love about Google Adsense is that the types of displayed ads adjust to the topic of the post or a page on the blog unlike the static ads we place in, for example sidebars, of our sites . Below I am going to show the example of how it works and how the ads displayed correlate to the topic of the posts. I’ll show you 2 examples of posts with completely different topics:
1. Ad displayed on the post “Easy Way To Change Admin Username…”

An example of ad units on Blogging Spree

Notice that the Adsense ads were place under the header advertisement as a link unit and in the side bar as an image unit. Both the, the link unit (hard to see in the image) and the image in the sidebar were adjusted to the message of the post.
The correlation or the relatedness of the image to the post was quite significant. You can see the example of the image on the right, I copied the image from the ad. Clearly, the blog post talks about blog security and I guess Network Security was as close as Google could come up with related content. And, that is pretty darn good.
2. The other example is from a completely different topic post, namely “How To Start Bogging…”

Another Example Of Adsense Ad Units On Blogging Spree

Notice the ad in the sidebar. It is quite a bit different than the one related to security discussed above. You can very clearly see that this particular ad offers the reader a possibility to create free websites. To tell you the truth, I spotted these images on other websites and I believe I even clicked on some of them before. Obviously, the ads work.
Just before I will conclude the post I wanted to mention that when you are setting these ads on your site for the first time you may want to go crazy placing them all over the site, labeling them with enticing phrases, etc. Don’t do this!
Always remember, that Google distributes the ads on behalf of many marketers just like you and I. Make sure to treat the ads the same way you would want someone else treat your ads on their website.
This concludes, todays post. Hopefully you gained some insight on how to make extra money blogging with Google Adsense. Once you are approved, Adsense is really simple to implement on your site. Providing that you will continue to churn valuable content and will not misuse this wonderful blog monetizing tool, you will be able to make a modest passive income from your site for years to come. I look forward to your feedback.

adversal earn high money

Adversarial machine learning is a research field that lies at the intersection of machine learning and computer security. It aims to enable the safe adoption of machine learning techniques in adversarial settings like spam filtering, malware detection and biometric recognition.

The problem arises from the fact that machine learning techniques were originally designed for stationary environments in which the training and test data are assumed to be generated from the same (although possibly unknown) distribution. In the presence of intelligent and adaptive adversaries, however, this working hypothesis is likely to be violated to at least some degree (depending on the adversary). In fact, a malicious adversary can carefully manipulate the input data exploiting specific vulnerabilities of learning algorithms to compromise the whole system security.

Examples include: attacks in spam filtering, where spam messages are obfuscated through misspelling of bad words or insertion of good words; attacks in computer security, e.g., to obfuscate malware code within network packets  or mislead signature detection;^[attacks in biometric recognition, where fake biometric traits may be exploited to impersonate a legitimate user (biometric spoofing)  or to compromise users’ template galleries that are adaptively updated over time

Contents

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• 1 Security evaluation
• 2 Attacks against machine learning algorithms (supervised)
  • 2.1 A taxonomy of potential attacks against machine learning
  • 2.2 Evasion attacks
  • 2.3 Poisoning attacks
• 3 Attacks against clustering algorithms
• 4 Secure learning in adversarial settings
• 5 Software
• 6 Journals, conferences, and workshops
  • 6.1 Past events
• 7 See also
• 8 References

Security evaluation[edit]

Conceptual representation of the reactive arms race.

To understand the security properties of learning algorithms in adversarial settings, one should address the following main issues:

• identifying potential vulnerabilities of machine learning algorithms during learning and classification;
• devising appropriate attacks that correspond to the identified threats and evaluating their impact on the targeted system;
• proposing countermeasures to improve the security of machine learning algorithms against the considered attacks.

This process amounts to simulating a proactive arms race (instead of a reactive one, as depicted in Figures 1 and 2, where system designers try to anticipate the adversary in order to understand whether there are potential vulnerabilities that should be fixed in advance; for instance, by means of specific countermeasures such as additional features or different learning algorithms. However proactive approaches are not necessarily be superior to reactive ones. For instance, in, the authors showed that under some circumstances, reactive approaches are more suitable for improving system security.

Conceptual representation of the proactive arms race.

Attacks against machine learning algorithms (supervised)]

The first step of the above-sketched arms race is identifying potential attacks against machine learning algorithms. A substantial amount of work has been done in this direction.

A taxonomy of potential attacks against machine learning[edit]

Attacks against (supervised) machine learning algorithms have been categorized along three primary axes: theirinfluence on the classifier, the security violation they cause, and their specificity.

• Attack influence. It can be causative, if the attack aims to introduce vulnerabilities (to be exploited at classification phase) by manipulating training data; or exploratory, if the attack aims to find and subsequently exploit vulnerabilities at classification phase.

• Security violation. It can be an integrity violation, if it aims to get malicious samples misclassified as legitimate; or anavailability violation, if the goal is to increase the misclassification rate of legitimate samples, making the classifier unusable (e.g., a denial of service).

• Attack specificity. It can be targeted, if specific samples are considered (e.g., the adversary aims to allow a specific intrusion or she wants a given spam email to get past the filter); or indiscriminate.

This taxonomy has been extended into a more comprehensive threat model that allows one to make explicit assumptions on the adversary’s goal, knowledge of the attacked system, capability of manipulating the input data and/or the system components, and on the corresponding (potentially, formally-defined) attack strategy. Details can be found here. Two of the main attack scenarios identified according to this threat model are sketched below.

Evasion attack]

Evasion attacks  are the most prevalent type of attack that may be encountered in adversarial settings during system operation. For instance, spammers and hackers often attempt to evade detection by obfuscating the content of spam emails and malware code. In the evasion setting, malicious samples are modified at test time to evade detection; that is, to be misclassified as legitimate. No influence over the training data is assumed. A clear example of evasion is image-based spam in which the spam content is embedded within an attached image to evade the textual analysis performed by anti-spam filters. Another example of evasion is given by spoofing attacks against biometric verification systems.

Poisoning attacks]

Machine learning algorithms are often re-trained on data collected during operation to adapt to changes in the underlying data distribution. For instance, intrusion detection systems (IDSs) are often re-trained on a set of samples collected during network operation. Within this scenario, an attacker may poison the training data by injecting carefully designed samples to eventually compromise the whole learning process. Poisoning may thus be regarded as an adversarial contamination of the training data. Examples of poisoning attacks against machine learning algorithms (including learning in the presence of worst-case adversarial label flips in the training data) can be found in.

Attacks against clustering algorithms[edit]

Clustering algorithms have been increasingly adopted in security applications to find dangerous or illicit activities. For instance, clustering of malware and computer viruses aims to identify and categorize different existing malware families, and to generate specific signatures for their detection by anti-viruses, or signature-based intrusion detection systems like Snort. However, clustering algorithms have not been originally devised to deal with deliberate attack attempts that are designed to subvert the clustering process itself. Whether clustering can be safely adopted in such settings thus remains questionable. Preliminary work reporting some vulnerability of clustering can be found in.
Secure learning in adversarial settings[edit]

A number of defense mechanisms against evasion, poisoning and privacy attacks have been proposed in the field of adversarial machine learning, including:

1. The definition of secure learning algorithms;

2. The use of multiple classifier systems;

3. The use of randomization or disinformation to mislead the attacker while acquiring knowledge of the system.

4. The study of privacy-preserving learning.

BidVertiser - Pay Per Click Advertising

BidVertiser - Pay Per Click Advertising

vào lúc Monday, December 13, 2010

Bidvertiser is a PPC (pay per click) program, which also offers an affiliate program. So you have more possibilities to earn money with Bidvertiser. You can also advertise on Bidvertiser, and there is also a PPC program for eBay sellers. But we will discuss in this article how to make money online, not how to spend money online.

BIDVERTISER FOR WEB PUBLISHERS

In order to join to Bidvertiser as a publisher, you must read the guidelines to see if your blog will be accepted. They don’t say anything about the blog’s language, but since I saw Romanian ads, it seems that they accept blogs in any languages.
After you join Bidvertiser (it takes up to 48 hours for your blog to be approved) and configure your ads, you must insert some html lines to your blog, where you want your ads to be displayed. The ads will appear instantly.
Advertisers will bid against each other for your ad space and through Bidvertiser ad serving system will always display the highest bidders, those that will generate the maximum revenue for your advertising space.

Once you have joined Bidvertiser, you can display ads on whatever domain you want (I’ve just realized that my second domain, I mean EzMoneyOn.Net, didn’t go through the approval process, though they said they review manually all the submitted domains).
Bidvertiser has a wide range of ads, full customizable. You can change colors and fonts. My advice is to change the colors and fonts to suits your blog, to look like being a part of it. You can see how we customize our Bidvertiser ads. Did you like them?

Bidvertiser provide full statistics for every ad on your blog. You could add a name for each ad, to see what ad works better. For each ad, you have a list of advertisers, with the maximum bid for each of them. This doesn’t mean that for a click on a specific ad, you will get the maximum bid. Maximum bid is the higher amount of money an advertiser would pay for the ads to be displayed. Some of the ads are geo-targeted. This means that ad will be displayed only to visitors from the listed countries.
You can have control over the ads that appears on your blog. By default, all the ads are approved. But you can also decline an ad if you don’t like it (for example if it is a competitors’ ad).
You can also display Bidvertiser ads within your feeds, using a plugin for WordPress developed by them and available for download within your Publisher account. This plugin is only available for BidVertiser’s Publishers and it includes unique identification info for each publisher. After you apply for your feed ads you will be given a verification code which you need to publish in a blog post for Bidvertiser to verify that you are the owner of that feed. After verification (which takes about 1 minute) you can delete that post.
If you are using FeedBurner and would still like to keep your subscribers count, have access to all of its features, statistics and use your current FeedBurner address you have to follow some simple steps in order to embed Bidvertiser ads in your FeedBurner feed.

AFFILIATE PROGRAM

All you have to do is to place a button, banner or text link on your blog and you will start earn money when a user click on them and signs as an advertiser or a publisher.
When a user signs as an advertiser and first spends $10, Bidvertiser will credit your account with $5. When that same advertiser spends $50, you will be credited with an additional $20.
When a user signs as a publisher and first earns $10, Bidvertiser will credit your account with $10. When that same publisher earns $50, you will be credited with an additional $40.
Your earnings will be tracked in your Referral control panel along with clicks, sign-ups and conversions.
Bidvertiser make monthly payments, either by check or instantly through PayPal with a minimum of only $10.

How to Earn Money Through Google Adsense

Three Methods:Creating an Ad UnitHow to Design Your Ad CampaignWhat's it Worth?

Money for nothing? Well, not quite—but close! Google’s AdSense is a revenue-sharing opportunity for small, medium and large web sites that places ads for goods and services that are relevant to the content of your site, targeted to the people who frequent your pages. In turn, you get paid a small amount when the ad is either displayed on your page, or clicked on. We'll show you some good ideas that added to your own, will help increase your AdSense revenue.

Method 1 of 3: Creating an Ad Unit

1. 1
   Sign into your AdSense account. Go to AdSense, and click on My ads in the upper left.

   • Create a new Ad unit. In the main screen area, under Content > Ad units, click the +New ad unit button.
2. 2
   Name your ad unit. This can be any name that suits you, but many find creating a standard naming format helps them manage large amounts of data.

   • For example, using [target site for the ad]_[ad size]_[ad date] is one approach, that would look like this: mywebsite.com_336x280_080112. Whatever format you decide to use for naming, make that your standard.
3. 3
   Pick a size. See "How to Do It" below for details, but Google has found best practices that generate more clicks.
4. 4
   Set your ad type. This determines the types of ads you will see on your website: text only; text and image/rich media; and image/rich media only.
5. 5
   Create a custom channel. A custom channel lets you group ad units however you choose, such as by size or location on a page.

   • You can track performance by custom channel, and turn your channel into a targetable ad placement so advertisers can target their ads to your ad units.
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   Create your ad style. This lets you choose colors for the various components of an ad: border, title, background, text, and URL. It also lets you choose corner styles, from square to very rounded, a font family, and a default font size.

   • It's good practice to create an ad style that harmonizes with the look and colors of your website.
   • You can use Google's presets, or use your own custom settings. In either case, a sample ad on the right will show you how your ad will appear
7. 7
   Get the code for the ad. When you're done with the ad setup, either save your ad unit, or click the Save and get code button at the bottom to get the HTML code for your site.

   • If adding code to your site is a puzzle you want help with, click here for Google's code implementation guide.

Method 2 of 3: How to Design Your Ad Campaign

1. 1
   Analyze your content. In designing any kind of ad campaign, it's crucial to know who your target is. If you're writing a food blog that caters to single men on a budget, for example, you've narrowed the scope of who you will be appealing to. You've also got a very good focus point for your ads. What are things single men who cook drawn to? Here are some possibilities: dating, cars, movies, politics, and live music.

   • Think about who frequents your website, write down what you feel are the most important characteristics of your viewers.
2. 2
   Fine tune advertisements. While AdSense will auto-populate your page with what they feel are relevant ads, use their tools to provide tighter controls.

   • Set up channels. Channels are like labels that let you group your ad units your way—by color, category, or pages. By setting up channels, you can get detailed reports on the performance of your ad units, and use that to your advantage. For example:
     • Use one style of ad on one group of pages, and another style on another group. Track and compare the performance of the two styles, and pick the best performer.
     • Compare performance on pages that focus on different things. For example, if your pages about gardening perform better than your pages on cooking, you might consider adding more to your gardening pages.
     • If you have separate domains, set up a channel to track each of them to see which is generating the most clicks.
3. 3
   Optimize your ad placement and site design. Google has found there are places where ads are more effective, and places where they are less effective.

   • Ads that appear when you first arrive at your page (i.e., "above the fold" as they say in the newspaper world) tend to be more effective than those that are below the fold.
   • Ads on upper left tend to perform much better than ads on the lower right.
   • Ads directly above the primary content, and ads that appear at the bottom of the page and above the footer tend to perform very well.
   • Wider ads are generally more successful, as they are much easier to read.
   • Ads that display images or video perform very well.
   • Using colors that complement your website colors will make them more readable, and so more effective.
4. 4
   Learn how AdSense works. AdSense automatically sends ads to your site based on a few different criteria:

   • Contextual targeting. AdSense crawlers scan your page, analyze your content, and serve up ads designed match your content. They do this using keyword analysis, word frequency, font size, and the link structure of the web.
   • Placement targeting. This allows advertisers to choose to run their ads on specific subsections of a publisher's website. If your website matches an advertisers criteria, their ad will appear on your page.
   • Interest-based advertising. This lets advertisers reach users based on their interests and the user's previous interactions with them, such as a visit to their website. Google's Ads Preferences Manager allows users themselves to choose their interest categories, which further helps advertisers focus their ad campaigns. This method is good for monetizing your site more efficiently, as it increases the value for advertisers and provides a more relevant experience for users.                                                                                                                                                                                                                             

1. Manage your expectations. When you sign up for AdSense, you'll want to know what kind of revenue can you expect to see. There is a lot that goes into what kind of return you can expect, and managing those things will help you maximize your earning potential.
2. 2
   Traffic. First and foremost , in order to generate any kind of revenue from AdSense you must have people clicking on your ads. In order for this to happen, you need to have people on your site, reading your content! Whether you have a business website, or a personal blog, the rule is the same: Get the word out!

   • Heavily trafficked large sites can see over a million hits a day, whereas a blog might feel lucky if they have 100 visitors a day.
   • For every thousand page impressions (views) you receive, you may earn from $.05 to $5. Yes, that's a broad range—over a month, that is between $1.50 and $150.00! Where in that range you can expect to frequent depends entirely on you, your site, and your promotion efforts.
3. 3
   Cost Per Click (CPC). This paid every time somebody clicks an ad on your page. No, you can't click your own ad—Google will see this, and shut you down so fast your head will spin. The advertisers set the price for these ads, and they can vary greatly.

   • An advertiser may spend a lot on a per-click basis, but that ad may generate very little interest on your site.
   • An ad that may generate $.03 per click may get 100 hits, but that doesn't add up to much.
4. 4
   Click-through Rate (CTR). This is the percentage of visitors to your site compared to how many them actually clicked on an ad. If 100 people came to your site, and 1 of them clicked an ad, your CTR is 1%, and that's not an unreasonable number. You can see how getting more traffic to your site will really make a difference.
5. 5
   Revenue per 1000 impressions (RPM). This is an estimate of how much you might receive if you have 1000 impressions (page views).

   • If you made, for example, $1 for 100 impressions, your RPM would be $10. There is no guarantee you'll make that, but it's a good way to check the overall performance of your site.
6. 6
   Content is king. The quality of your content is an important factor in understanding your earning potential. If your site provides rich, compelling content and a great user experience, you will have more interested users. Google's crawlers will also have an easier time determining the type of ad content would best fit on your site. Interested users + targeted ads = $$$
7. 7
   Start building keyword-rich pages. Liberally seed with well researched, profitable keywords, and get lots of high quality links to your site.

   • If your site is about topics such as debt consolidation, web hosting or asbestos-related cancer, you’ll earn much more per click than if it’s about free puppies.
   • If you concentrate only on top-paying keywords, you’ll face stiff competition. What you want are keywords that are high in demand and low in supply, so do some careful keyword research before you build your pages.

Learn to Earn: Educational Sponsorship Program

         Access to quality education in India is universally seen as “the passport out of poverty,” and since half of India’s population is under the age of 25, this has become more important than ever in determining India’s destiny. When access to quality education is denied, it shapes the entire life of an individual, and it can affect the lives of their families for generations. Across the Indian economy, stable jobs with strong earning potential require high proficiency in English, yet the large majority of students can only afford to attend government-funded Hindi-language schools, where the standard of quality is highly variable, depending on the community.
In the case of underprivileged girls and young women in India, the transformative effect of English language education is dramatically amplified. According to a United Nations report, not only is parental education closely linked to a child’s educational achievement, but in fact, the mother's level of education tends to be more influential than the father's. Educated mothers are able to reliably secure resources that are otherwise unattainable, which includes securing quality education for their children.
Recognizing how investing in the education of young women has such a ripple effect on society, ILSC created the Learn to Earn Program in 2010. LTE candidates are rigorously screened, and carefully selected for the program based on their potential to inspire further development in their communities. At ILSC’s New Delhi campus, candidates benefit from an international standard of English education, and study alongside foreign students from around the world. For many LTE participants, they are the first members of their families to learn English, and most are the first women in their families to have studied beyond high school.
Upon completing the LTE program, candidates receive approximately a minimum of 360 hours of instruction in English over more than 24 weeks of study. They also receive additional workshops that prepare them for the workplace, including resume writing, interview skills, and financial literacy. Further, they are given assistance in obtaining government-issued PAN cards which allow them to work legally, and opening bank accounts. The candidates are then placed in reputable companies on paid internships, where they gain valuable work experience and use their language skills, with the ultimate goal of empowering them to provide for the financial support of their younger siblings.
Your sponsorship of a young LTE candidate today will literally change the life a young woman forever, while giving her the tools to sustainably support her entire family and community.

Feature Article

The Times of India - Against All Odds Details about the Learn to Earn program in the Education section of The Times of India.      

study tips

Think positively.

Try recollecting the key points just before you sleep.

Be organized.

Do not be too hard on yourself. If you didn't do well on a test, just try to do better next time!

Set an easily-achievable goal to help motivate yourself.

Set realistic and achievable goals.

Chuck your phone and other gadgets while studying. Get rid of all distractions!

Learn the concept, and then start using it.

Don't study when you feel too sleepy.

Always enter a exam confident. Never panic and always answer what you know first and use deductive reasoning for the rest.