Google Adsense Alternatives

Posted 6 May, 2008 in Google

Many webmasters are interested in alternatives to Google’s Adsense program. They know that there are some excellent alternatives, but it does take time to search out and review each program.

If you are looking for ways to monetize your website with programs other than adsense, you will find some excellent information and links posted by SunSeven in this Hubpages article:

http://hubpages.com/hub/101-Google-Adsense-Alternatives

For the webmasters who are either not accepted into the AdSense program, or do not want to use Adsense ads, the following Google Adsense alternatives will be worth having a look. The list contains more than 160 adsense alternative sources which contains everything from CPM, CPA, CPL, CPC, Shopping networks, Contextual ad programs and affiliate networks.

Take some quality time to review the Adsense Alternatives posted in this excellent. A big thank-you to SunSeven for taking the time to research and post this information!

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Google’s New, Grand Central Phone Service

Posted 19 December, 2007 in Google

Google has a new phone service.

GrandCentral provides an innovative, web-based, voice communications platform that helps you manage all your phones and phone numbers through one simple interface. You get a single phone number that forwards to all of your phones, giving you one number for life.

Read More: http://www.grandcentral.com/about/whatisgc/

This new phone service provides you with a phone number, a powerful contact manager and a voice mail service which you can access and listen to online. Other services include call forwarding, and call screening, downloadable ringtones and other message personalization features.

Grand Central also allows you to explore new ways to use your phones with features such as: Web Call Button, Call Switch, Click to Call and Mobile Access. One handy built-in feature is a phone spam filter for blocking telemarketers.

GrandCentral is currently a private beta service, which means you must receive an invite from GrandCentral or a GrandCentral user to sign up. You can notify Google as to where you would like a number in the form provided here:

http://www.grandcentral.com/home/reserve once the service in your area becomes publicly available.

This service in not available in Canada, or in most other countries of the world at this time.

Using Google’s Blog Search

Posted 9 October, 2007 in Google

One of the handiest tools at my disposal (and yours too) for finding affiliate sales and marketing resources is Google’s Blog Search:

http://blogsearch.google.com/

This search method helps you to keep abreast of the latest happenings in your chosen field of interest, as often information appears on a blog before it appears on a website.

Some of the other blog engines, such as Technorati, also have a specialized search feed that allows you to have up-to-date info in your inbox at all times.

Using various tools such as these will definitely help both in researching and developing your marketing strategy for the affiliate products you sell.