Is website flipping and domain flipping the same thing.?
Answers: Technically, no. But to many people, it is the same thing.
Absolutely not. Domains are like real estate on the internet. Some are of high value most are not. But the domain represents your stake to that place in cyberspace. You can buy a domain and hope someone else wants it bad enough that they will pay you much more than you paid for it. The domain is what carries the value and brings the traffic. The actual website carries little if any value.
Please jump to my site?
& click my links!i'll do the same for yours if you give up your job me a link!
I'm within need of a better click rate.
I'm desperate.
Thanks!
Answers: Yes , specifically indeed desperate -- and most likely procure you booted from your source of links (is it a.d.s.e.n.s.e)
Pay per Click sites, which pay you everytime someone clicks on your commercial, are always on the lookout for fraudulent clicks. And if they ambush you, they will remove you from the program.
Why? Because in your desire to earn more, you are cheating their advertisers by clicking on their ad even if the user has no intention or interest on the advertiser's products, but merely because they took pity on you
If you don't want to be kicked out, don't borrow people to click on your ad. Instead, find the best position and placement for the ads. And work on your content so you can take more traffic to your site. More traffic mean more empire likely to see and click on your ad
i adree with them but heres my site anyway. http://www.geocities.com/bidvertiserads
Can someone hand over me an example of an classified ad that give no function for purchasing the product?
Can someone give me an example of an personal ad that gives no rationale for purchasing the product they're selling?Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
Answers: The ballpark commercials. I hate them and it disgusts me to reckon of ever eating a hot dog again because of it. Oh and the burger king commercial when the king be in bed near the guy!
How about that HeadOn stuff, where on earth the commercial just keep saying "HeadOn: apply directly to forehead" Its some character of meds but the commercial doesn't say what them edication is for, nobody seem to know...