Earn money with Coguan AdShare, the market for advertisers, bloggers and webmasters

Can you imagine an online advertising marketplace where advertisers, bloggers and webmasters get together, which could negotiate the price of ads depending on their size and location on your website or blog? For AdShare Coguan was the first Spanish company to set up a market of this type, a website where bloggers and webmasters can make money selling advertising, and advertisers can select the blogs and websites where they want to put their ads.

An interesting option to earn money with Coguan AdShare is recommending the use of this tool to our friends, get $ 50 commission for each one of them to launch an advertising campaign (so if any of you reading this article, you take the decision to use the services of the online advertising market, please send me an email to webdinero [at] gmail [dot] com so that you can recommend and take those 50 Eurytus of time, the recommendation can only attend to through a web form within the AdShare Coguan).

The operation for bloggers and webmasters is quite simple, we must enlist our blogs and websites, as well as announcements (AdUnits) we are willing to put in them, indicating their size, type (CPC, CPM or sponsorship), location guidance and price. In the event that we have a network with many blogs, to be a rather tedious task, you can download an Excel template, populate it with the necessary information and send it to the support group so that they take care to discharge our blogs and their AdUnits relevant.

Once our blogs and websites are accepted, we will begin to receive offers from advertisers, the advertiser can stick or not the price that we have indicated, remember that it is a market where prices are negotiable advertising, if we want to accept the price offered then the advertising campaign, otherwise we might refuse to start negotiations directly or by raising the price offered by an advertiser.

AdShare Coguan now works in beta, but I will say that our experience working with them is good. Most of the offers we received are CPC (Cost per Click), some very interesting to 0.80 euros per click, but most do not usually rise from 0.20 per click. Offers to CPM (cost per thousand impressions) are less numerous, but if your blog site does not receive many visitors, are not very interesting. For us the most interesting option is the sponsorship (fixed monthly payment), having received an interesting offer for our blog on PL / SQL (this is the announcement of Nominalia by giving us 70 euros per month).

I think the idea they have had in Coguan AdShare is very interesting and I sincerely hope they do very well, mostly because if this happens, will be synonymous with the bloggers who work with them are getting make money using your system . And you know, if you want to mount an online advertising campaign Coguan, contact me and beat me to recommending the 50 euros offered by recommendation.

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The basics of on-Page SEO

SEO means “Search Engine Optimization”. But this definition is not only ambiguous but also encompasses so many activities that need sorting out and explaining. Among the actions and activities classiefied as SEO are used to differentiate between On Page and Off Page SEO.

On Page SEO,, or called as onsite SEO as well; is the set of actions we take within our own page to optimize it for search engines. Each time you change a title, a text or a template, each time we create a new section or a new product on our website we affect the On Page SEO. Every time we create links on other websites for our pages, put a tweet or comment on do follow blogs and forums, this is Off Page SEO.

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Eric Schmidt denies the cheating claims with Google search results

The chief executive of Google, Eric Schmidt, was presented today before the U.S. Senate to answer questions from parliamentary commission of Antitrust, Competition and Consumer Rights. At the hearing, Schmidt dismissed charges against the company that manages seeker search results to favor their own services.

For an hour and a half, Schmidt said repeatedly that the algorithms used by Google are designed to deliver the best results for users, and not give preference to products from some companies or the products of themselves hiddenly.

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BLOGGING: How to Create Momentum Reach Tipping Point

Would you like to receive many RTs and tweets directed at you? Would you like your items to receive dozens of comments? If you work hard and well you will get it, but first you must create momentum until you reach the tipping point. Here I explain step by step how to do it.

The A-List bloggers do not comment on other blogs, do not initiate conversations on Twitter, or go in search of people to make an interview (unless it’s with another A-List blogger). Why? Because you do not need, and have the loyalty of its audience and is already bulky enough to prove that their projects are very profitable. Why go out to look for others when they all come to you? It would be a waste of time that can not afford, so all they do is occasionally answer when someone mentioned in a post or a tweet.

Tipping Point
The turning point is a time when you stop being who goes in search of others going through now to be the ones who are looking for you. That is, you go from acting because you need to act because you want to. All A-List Bloggers, in the beginning, have had to fight every day to make themselves known, but once they have become known enough for others have moved to a more passive position. Now is the others who come to them, these are limited to read (some) and select with whom to interact.

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