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Showing posts with label Eric Giguere. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eric Giguere. Show all posts

Sunday, September 14, 2008

10 useful Books for Google AdSense

I have searched from internet, downloaded books, and I shall share you some famous books for Google AdSense together with the links to download them.

I hope you can find your favorite books here.

If you would like to find some book to download, please email for me, I shall try to help you!

Here are the books and links for downloading:

1. Google AdSense Secrete, by Joel Comm.

http://rapidshare.com/files/24832000/google_adsense.rar

2. Make Easy Money with Google : Using the AdSense Advertising Program, by Eric Giguere
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6ZF2NHWS

3. Google Advertising Tools : Cashing in with AdSense, AdWords, and the Google APIs , by Harold Davis.
Download here.

4. What Google Never Told You About Making Money with AdSense: 3rd Edition, by: Joel Comm
Download here.

5. Building Your Own AdSense Empire
http://rapidshare.com/files/20303893/The_Google_AdSense_Handbook.rar

6. Go Google: 20 Ways to Reach More Customers and Build Revenue with Google Business Tools, by: Greg Holden
http://rapidshare.com/files/103728156/0814480594.rar.html

7. How to Do Everything with Google Tools (How to Do Everything)
by Donna Baker
http://rapidshare.com/files/84913939/How_to_Do_Everything_with_Google_Tools.rar

8. How to Do Everything with Your Web 2.0 Blog (How to Do Everything)
by Todd Stauffer
http://www.filefactory.com/file/529b85/n/0071492186_rar

9. Building Your Business with Google For Dummies
by Brad Hill
http://rapidshare.com/files/104738879/390472272.rar

10. Google: The Missing Manual, 2nd edition, 2006
by Sarah Milstein, Jude Biersdorfer, Rael Dornfest, Matthew MacDonald
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TTV4G97D
Enjoy!
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008

Book review: Uncommon AdSense (Eric Giguere)

We know Eric Giguere because of his famous book for earning money with Google Adsense: Make easy money with Google. This book is so useful for beginning Bloggers who would like to earn money online with Google Adsense.
He has written one more interesting book also about this subject: Uncommon AdSense - Tips, Strategies and Techniques to Maximize Your AdSense Earnings.
I repost here the mini-review of this book by Darren from Problogger.
I wish you can learn something from this useful book.

Uncommon AdSense is Eric’s book which steps things up a notch and is aimed at beginners through to more experienced AdSense users.

My initial reflection on it is that he’s achieved that. Uncommon AdSense does step up a notch (or a few).

If you’re a very experienced user of AdSense you probably won’t learn heaps (although Eric managed to remind me of a few techniques that I’d forgotten and shared a few tips that I’d not used before) but if you’re at the beginning of your journey it is one resource to consider investing in.

What I like about Eric’s style is that he’s not into hype.

His resources have a much more humble and realistic presentation of what can (and can’t) be achieved with AdSense than many others writing on the topic. In fact at times he could probably do with a little more hype. I know he’s planning a revamp for his sales page - and I agree it needs a bit of a work over :-)

The other thing I like about Eric’s approach is that he doesn’t just include ‘AdSense tips’ in his book but shares a few of his tips on good website practices.

The book has 102 pages, 41 sections and comes with bonuses (including free updates - something Eric’s already done with the latest AdSense policy changes).

Lastly - Eric offers a money back guarantee - so if you don’t learn anything you can always get your $47 back.

Buy Uncommon AdSense here.


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Eric Giguere: 10 steps to increase your technorati ranking

Eric Giguere is the author of the book Make Easy Money with Google - Using the AdSense Advertising Program as we have read the review here. He is also the author of another book: Uncommon Adsense. These books give us good tips and experiences for using Google Adsense.

In this post I shall share you tips from Eric Giguere about how to increase your technorati ranking. I have read this here. My blog technorati ranking is low, and I'm learning day by day to increase it. All the best for you and me!

Following are the tips:
  1. Consolidate your blogs into one. Ultimately, it's all about the links back to your blog. Multiple blogs means fewer links to each blog, hence lower rankings for each blog. One way I could get Make Easy Money with Google and AdSense to rank higher is to fold in GeekAffiliate, but I'm not going to do that. Consolidating your blogs might be better for your Techorati ranking, but it may be bad for your readership, especially if the different blogs you run on are very different and unrelated topics. Only you can decide what's more important. But if you're going for a high ranking, There Can Be Only One.
  2. Claim your blog. Self-evident, but Technorati's not going to rank your blog if they don't know about it!
  3. Tag the blog. When you claim the blog, you get to tag it with up to 20 keywords that describe the blog. Fill all 20 slots with relevant keywords.
  4. Tag the posts. Place relevant Technorati tags in each post. If you're using WordPress, the SimpleTags plugin makes it really easy to tag your posting as you're writing it.
  5. Use good tags. There's a bit of an art to choosing how you'll tag a post. You'll have a list of standard tags (for this blog, I obviously tag almost every post with “AdSense” and “Google”) but you'll want to spend some time exploring the Technorati tag clouds to find popular tags that you might be missing. (This applies both to the blog tags and the post tags.)
  6. Ping promptly. When you post a new blog entry, immediately ping Technorati. It's trivial to do it automatically, but you can also do it manually if you must. But the timing is important because Technorati lists blog postings by their publication time, not by their ping time. So if you post an item and only ping an hour later, your entry might never show up on the first page for a given keyword, especially for popular topics.
  7. Make sure your blog is being indexed. Some blogs (such as mine) have had problems getting Technorati to index them properly. Make sure you posts are showing up and that your “last updated” time for your blog is correct.
  8. Develop some authority. Anyone with a half-decent blog on any remotely profitable topic is going to have splogs linking to them in no time flat. What you want, though, are links from older, more established, authoritative blogs. These will confer an aura of authority on your own blog. Technorati browsers can selectively filter out low- or no-authority blogs, so it's important to get some authority as quickly as possible.
  9. Add a photo/avatar to your blogs. A lot of blogs don't have a photo or avatar associated with them. It's really easy to add one to your Technorati account. When people are scanning through Technorati looking for interesting blogs, using an eye-catching graphic as the photo/avatar is one way to make your blog jump out at them. You still have to convince them to read, though, so…
  10. Be interesting. Ultimately, your blog's going to be judged on its content. If you're writing good stuff, others will link to you, though you can make that more likely by writing good headlines (see 10 Sure-Fire Headline Formulas That Work) and leaning towards topics and opinions that are more on the controversial side.

The Technorati ranking is just one measure of a blog's popularity, of course, but not every well-read blog is necessarily going to show up high in Technorati's list. But if public recognition is what you crave, the steps I just described will help you climb the rankings.

Remember, it's one post at a time, and don't forget that you're competing against other blogs who are also trying hard to increase their rankings. That's why your rankings drift if you don't keep your blog going — it's not really that you lose links, but that other blogs keep getting links. (Refer back to The Tyranny of the Blog.)

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Monday, September 1, 2008

Book Review: Make Easy Money with Google - Using the AdSense Advertising Program: English and Vietnamese

Get your Web site to "show you the money" by using Google to draw more eyes--and wallets--to your content. In this friendly, four-color guide from veteran author and Web developer Eric Giguere, you'll learn all about Google's AdSense program and how you can use it to make your Web site or blog more profitable. Written in an easy-to-read, non-technical style, this book follows three average people--Claude, Stef, and Anita--as they learn to create money-making blogs and Web sites. Through their experiences, you'll learn: basic Web terminology; the Google Adsense nuts and bolts; how to host, build, and publish targeted ads and Google search boxes to your Web site; filter out inappropriate ads; track page performance; drive traffic to your site; and more. A four-part companion Web site features a blog, includes reader resources, and details the techniques discussed in the book. Online marketers agree that AdSense is one of the best tools you can use to draw dollars to your site. Let Giguere show you how to make the most of Google and have fun doing it!
I shall post this book here in my blog both in English and Vietnamese. The posts are separated into chapters, including English and Vietnamese. Translating is very very difficult, so I am sure that there are many errors in my translation. Please help me to correct them. All comments are welcome!
You can see more about Reviews of this book from the Website of Amazon.
You can come here to see how much is this book by Amazon.
You can download the whole book "Make Easy Money with Google - Using the AdSense Advertising Program" here!
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