Saturday, 13 April 2013

Make money online famous articles from Pro Blogger dot net

Purbita D. AdSense , Affiliate marketing

Make Money Blogging and Make money online famous articles from Pro Blogger dot net

Do you want to make money blogging? If you do – you’re not alone. More and more bloggers are finding that blogging is a profitable medium. Whether it be to earn a few extra dollars a week to feed their coffee habit, or making enough money to stop them having to get a part time job to get through college, or whether they’ve got it to a point where they are able to make a full time living from their blogging – there are tens of thousands of bloggers who make money blogging.

How to Make Money Blogging

In this page I want to share some information for beginners on how to make money blogging. For a very quick and broad visual intro – check out this Make Money Blogging MindMap which visualizes just SOME of the ways bloggers make money blogging.
First – let me start by sharing my own top Money Making Methods (updated regularly) but below that point you to some great resources and teaching on how to increase your income from blogging.
How I Make Money Blogging

What follows is a quick summary of my main income streams from blogging. Before you read it though – keep in mind that every blog is unique in how it can make money. Some of the following income streams will work on some blogs a lot better than others – the key is to experiment with as many as possible and see what works best for you.
The following income streams (from a number of blogs) have helped me to earn a six figure income each year for the last 5 years from blogging. I’ve ranked them from highest to lowest.
I hope you find it useful to see the mix and variety of ways that I earn a living from blogging.

1. AdSense

Despite not using it here at ProBlogger any more (here’s why) I continue to use AdSense with amazing effect on my other blogs. I have them all set to show image and text based ads and find that 250×300 pixel ads work best (usually with a blended design). I don’t have much luck with their ‘referrals’ program but their normal ads work a treat and continue to be the biggest earner for me.

2. Affiliate Programs

I run a variety of affiliate programs on my blogs – most of which bring in smaller amounts of money that don’t really justify a category of their own (but which certainly add up).
These include recommending quality products like these here on ProBlogger: Thesis WordPress theme, Yaro’s Blog Mastermind Coaching Program and How to Launch the F*** out of your E-Book (and others) as well as some great products on my photography blog including 123 of Digital Imaging, David DuChemin’s amazing Photography E-Books and Mitchell Kanashkevich’s great ebooks.
The great thing about many of these programs is that they are of such high quality that they sell themselves and I am being emailed from readers who sign up to them thanking me for the recommendation!

3. E-Book Sales

Last time I did a wrap up of how I make money blogging this category did not exist for me – I didn’t really have any of my own products to sell at all. However in the last year or so I’ve released 3 E-books – 31 Days to Build a Better Blog,The Essential Guide to Portrait Photography and Photo Nuts and Bolts: Know Your Camera and Take Better Photos. While these products all only sell for under $20 they certainly add up and some months this has been my biggest category of income. The reason they were only ranking at #3 in the last month was that I didn’t do a product launch (I wrote about one launch which brought in $72,000 in a week here). This is an income stream I see growing as I add more E-books to my range (expect 3 in the coming few months).

4. Continuity Programs

This is another newer category for me but one that continues to grow.
A continuity program is a site where you earn a recurring income from people who subscribe to a service you offer.
For me this includes two sites – ProBlogger.com and Third Tribe Marketing. Both programs are membership sites and generate monthly income from the thousands of members that they have as a part of them.

5. Private Ad Sales/Sponsorships

Private ad sales directly to advertisers have fallen for me in the last year (they previously ranked #3 on this list). This is partly due to a change in my own focus but also partly due to the economy as it is. I should note that this area does vary a little from month to month depending upon the campaigns we’re asked to run – we’ve had a couple of months where it actually ranked #2 in the last year.
This includes ad sales of the 125 x 125 ads here at ProBlogger as well as a campaign or two atDigital Photography School.

6. Chitika

Chitka continues to be a great performer for me on my blogs. They traditionally have worked best on product related blogs although theirPremium ad units now convert well on a larger range of blogs.
While I’ve focused a little less on Chitika in the last 6 months (mainly as I’ve released my own products and moved a little away from advertising) they do continue to perform well where I use them and over the time I’ve been using Chitika they’ve now earned me over a quarter of a million dollars – as a result I can’t recommend them enough!

7. Amazon Associates

Amazon’s affiliate program has been one of my big movers in the last 12 months. I used to make a few odd dollars from it – however in recent times it has become a significant earner for me (in fact it’s now earned me over $100,000 since I started using it). Christmas time (and the lead up to it) is a particularly good time for Amazon – last December it would have ranked #2 on this list.

8. ProBlogger Job Boards

The job boards here at ProBlogger continue to grow each month in the number of advertisements that are being bought. This enabled me to invest most of the money that they’d earned a while back into getting a new back end for the boards and to redesign them. These job boards now bring in over $1000 a month in revenue which is pretty nice considering that they are so low maintenance to run. They also offer a service to readers and add value to the overall blog.
The only problem that I face with the job boards is that there are so many bloggers looking for work that the demand for jobs far exceeds the supply. On the good side of things is that advertisers are reporting getting amazing quality of applications.

9. Speaking Fees

I get asked to do a lot of speaking and increasingly they are paid opportunities. I’m not able to do as many as I would like (mainly because I live in Australia and most of what I’m asked to do is overseas and I only travel 2-3 times a year) – however in April I did a couple of events and the income was enough to include in this list.

Other Income

In addition to all of the above there are many smaller incomes. Many of these are from smaller advertising programs that I test but none are big enough to really rate a mention here.
The other income stream that there was no actual money from in April was book royalties from theProBlogger Book. These are only paid every 6 or so months (not in April). It’s probably also worth mentioning that authors don’t tend to make a whole lot of money on book royalties – you don’t write books to get rich (unless you sell a lot of them).

Useful Resources for Bloggers Wanting to Make Money Blogging

A lot has been written on the topic of making money online from blogs. There is a lot of wonderful information out there – but also a lot of hype and sometimes dangerous information.
Below are a number of articles that I’ve written exploring some of the different ways that bloggers make money.

How to Make Money Blogging from Advertising

Advertising Optimization – A series of posts on how to optimize advertising on your blog including posts on Traffic, Ad Positioning, Ad Design, Ad Relevancy and High Paying Ads.
AdSense Tips for Bloggers – an 8 part series of posts that walk bloggers new to Google’sAdSense (the way I make much of my income) through how to use it effectively to make money on their blogs.
Positioning Your AdSense Ads - a 3 part series on how I literally doubled my AdSense earnings overnight by repositioning my ads
How to Guarantee that You’ll Never Make More than 0.14 cents per month from AdSense – 10 points to help you earn more money from AdSense
How Quickly After Starting a Blog Should I put Ads on it? – one of the most common questions I am asked
10 Ways to Make Your Blog More Attractive to Advertisers – an Ad Guy tells all

How to Make Money Blogging from Affiliate Programs

10 Tips for Using Affiliate Programs on Your Blog – these tips helped me grow my affiliate earnings many times over
The Power of Getting Readers in the Door at Amazon - a case study on how linking to Amazon can lead to some surprising results
9 Reasons Why I am an Amazon Affiliate – Amazon is one of my bigger earners

33 Link Building Questions Answered Instantly

Purbita D. 15 Famous Blog Posts , 15 Most Applicable Mobile application

During my Mozinar, we walked through a sample link building idea generation process. The point was to demonstrate that link development is only limited by our creativity and resources. While building a backlink to a credit card site may seem impossible, we must remember that we put a man on the moon, which means coming up with new link building methods for the credit card industry is achievable.

When reading through the audience Q&A questions from the Mozinar, I noticed a lot of folks who were still looking for a silver bullet for link building and SEO. This is when my brain got clogged with what I can only describe as an overwhelming pit of sadness. I recognize that SEOmoz is arguably the most recognizable publisher/tool provider in the SEO industry, which means the majority of PRO users range from beginners to seasoned experts. However, being new to the industry (or simply wanting to not listen to it) is no excuse for misinformation, the spread of spammy practices, and poor quality SEO services.

So, I hemmed and hawed about what to do. Should I take this opportunity to hammer the point of my Mozinar into everyone’s consciousness? Ultimately, I decided that it wasn’t fair to the majority of readers, so I took a different approach. This post is an opportunity to expound on some areas of the Mozinar, but more often than not, just general best practices and my philosophical approach to link building. I hope there’s value in here for everyone reading, and feel free to debate my points in the comments or hit me up on Twitter.

Link building and SEO tools

Tools mentioned during the presentation and Q&A:

Search Metrics
STAT Search Analytics
Fresh Web Explorer
Majestic SEO
Open Site Explorer
MozCast
Screaming Frog (I may not have mentioned this, but should have. It rounds out our list of a few, highly used tools, which was another point of the Mozinar: you don’t need a huge toolset to accomplish big things with link building!)

Guest posts

4. How does Google see backlinks from guest posts?

5. Do you think guest blogs will be ignored by Google in the future as they are often fairly thin content-wise?

I'll answer both questions here. No, I don’t see guest posts as a whole being devalued by Google. The Whitehouse.gov accepts guest posts and so does every craptastic exact-match Blogspot. Google isn’t going to devalue content from the Whitehouse, just like they won’t devalue Blogspot, which also hosts incredibly authoritative communities and blogs like Google’s own Google Webmaster Central blog. Basically, we create spam websites, but that doesn’t mean Google devalues websites. The responsibility lies with search engines to develop an algorithm that determines qualitative sites vs spam. The same is now true of individual content on those sites and if my blog is hosting guest posts from payday loan, online college degree, and shoe retailer sites, it’s probably not a great blog. If the blog hosts guest posts only from wedding planners, bridal stores, and party favor sites, it’s probably still very valuable to that industry.

Agency life

6. What's been your biggest hurdle getting things done from an agency side? Any examples from an in-house's perspective?

Biggest agency hurdle: Let’s actually go with my top two:

Technical restrictions (often an internal dev team that’s overloaded, poor CMS, or the site is in a code freeze)
Approval process (difficult to get content or methods past strict legal teams/brand guidelines)

Biggest in-house hurdle:

Politics! It’s tough to get your work prioritized, especially when another department has the ear of so-and-so. At least, that how I felt when I was in-house. There were a lot more political moves than data-driven. That doesn’t mean all organizations function this way; the best companies lose the drama/egos and focus on the data. That’s how everything should be.

7. How long is your typical link building campaign? When can clients start seeing results? Do you ask clients to make a quarterly or annual commitment or other time frame?

We typically need 6-12 months to demonstrate strong results for our clients. We start to see results in 2-3 months, but structure monthly link building retainers for long-term investment in brand development. With that said, no one is trapped in a contract. We have fairly generous cancellation policies, because if it isn’t working or something drastic changes within your organization, it’s important that you/we do what’s right.

8. I work with a client that does not create dynamic content (blog, articles, etc.). Each page of their site is about a product or technology behind a product. How else can I help build links without the ability to create fresh/unique content on a regular basis?

How are these products being used? By who? Like we discussed in the Mozinar, look at those audiences to identify potential partnerships, testimonials, case studies, product reviews, etc. If the company is purely promotional, you could arrange interviews for the founder(s), have them speak locally/nationally, or invest in an online customer service platform for the products that builds up product-specific content and long-tail queries. Those are just a few ideas off of the top of my head, but look to how they’re marketing the business and where and you will find ideas even if you’re unable to place content on the domain itself.

9. What would you advise an SEO do when they are working in a really competitive and traditionally heavily-spammed niche, and they see all of their client's competitors are ranking consistently by using black hat tactics? Take the squeaky clean path and keep your fingers crossed that Google will smack them?

Yes. It isn’t worth your energy to focus on the competition to the detriment of your own marketing. Trust me, I’ve been there, done that. Just keep moving forward with your business and your approach. While the competitors are busy filing for reconsideration requests, you’ll be ahead of the game. If you’re focused on your mission and make a mistake, you’ll already be so far ahead of everyone else that you can recover from it. It’s part of the theory of OODA loops, which is probably loosely related, but I love to talk about OODA loops.

It's also important to manage expectations. We work with clients every day who are champions in their business. They're having to continually and tirelessly communicate the message that low-risk, high-quality link building will protect their brand and build the business. It's important to reset the expectation that link quantity and anchor text isn't the metric to measure, but link quality and your own internal performance metrics like conversions and qualified traffic are what truly matter.

10. What is best practice for linking to your own website from a client's site? (Footer links)

Linking to your client's sites isn't something I do, but I know other reputable SEOs who will do this. It's tough; in any other industry, it makes sense to list your clients. In SEO, I feel like Google looks closer at client sites when they're affiliated with known SEOs, and more importantly, so do your competitors. I don't want to make it that easy. If you want to know what our clients are doing, do your homework - we did!

Broken link building

11. Is broken link building still effective? Is broken link building with other relevant websites in your industry still effective?

Yes. However, I think this is a practice that is relied on too heavily. When done as a primary form of link development, I think the bigger issue is why you’ve hit a creative wall and don’t have other methods in rotation. Is this because of a lack of resources, internal/client approval, new ideas, etc.? Do broken link building, but don’t put all your eggs in this basket, because you aren’t investing the development of your brand at all.

Outreach

12. Do you think outreach is the future of link building? Should SEOs spend more time in this area?

Yes. It’s also the past and present of link building just like content is king, has been, and always will be. This is almost like saying, “Will communicating a message to someone be the best way to market your brand?” YES! Outreach is fundamentally about establishing a relationship with someone. The method and tools you take to achieve that may be different from season to season, but this will never go away.

13. How do you contact bloggers with no contact information?

If you’ve already looked up their domain information and still can’t locate a contact, then I would turn to social media. Do they have a Twitter profile? Are they active on LinkedIn? Do they accept comments? Keep in mind that they’ve limited their contact information for a reason. You’ll have to work hard to build up a relationship. Question whether you have the time and budget to invest in tracking them down, especially if they don’t want to be found.

14. Do you put time into considering the negative possibilities you want to avoid? E.g. how to be careful not to "earn" links from bad places

Yep! We have a lot of internal training and gut checking with our team on sites that don’t meet our quality standards. Those standards sometimes change for different clients and industries, but we have a lot of red flags that we avoid. I would develop your own internal list based on past experiences and industry-specific knowledge.

Link targeting

15. Should the links go to the home page or interior pages? If interior, how many words of text should the interior pages have on average?

16. For a business with a few very specific products, is it a good idea to build links to each product's subpage, or should links always go to the main domain?

I'll answer both questions here. I'm all for link diversity when it comes to backlinks to the domain. You should have links to the homepage, the product pages, the categories, your about us page, etc. Think of it from the perspective of a consumer. If they're mentioning a product online, they might link to the homepage, but they're more likely to link to the product page if they have direct experience with it; it's much more natural. When doing outreach for our clients we try not to dictate the location of the backlink, because it's more natural that they select what makes the most sense for their community.

Also worth noting: do the products expire? If the products aren’t going anywhere, then invest in building links to them. If it’s a product that expires or gets discontinued seasonally, then you’ll have a lot of redirects to deal with and lost value, so building links to the homepage and categories makes more sense. This doesn’t sound like your specific situation, though.

17. Do links to specific product subpages on a site have as much power as links to the main domain?

Where the link points don't drive "power," it's the link pointing to the site that drives that power and the content of the page it's pointing to, as well as its history and other backlinks. You'll often find that certain pages of a site that are internal can quickly overpower a homepage if there hasn't been much link building or brand promotion to the homepage, but a product or article gets really popular. So, the links are what determines the power of a page, not the location of the page itself. However, the majority of backlinks to a site do point to the homepage, which is why 99% of the time the homepage is the most powerful page. But, this truly is a "correlation isn't causation" lesson.

18. What are your thoughts on the link disavow tool?

The link disavow tool is a last resort. It's a tool that helps you communicate with the search engines after all of your other efforts to remove a backlink have failed. In the past, when working on a site that had a history of paid links, we'd have to try to do the cleanup and then tell Google what percent we were able to get fixed. That meant a number of the links never got removed, but Google would hopefully devalue those if they hadn't already.

Now, Google is making it clear that this responsibility rests with the webmaster to fully clear the offending backlinks through their manual efforts and then as a last resort, through the disavow tool. The tool shouldn't be used to just "get rid of" any backlink that looks questionable. It should really be used only when you have a clear problem that has been communicated to you by the search engines and you need to address a particular domain or page of that domain.

19. How important is the ratio between followed and nofollowed links?

Honestly, I don't believe there's a threshold here, but too much of one or the other probably looks unnatural. Regardless, I don't believe that the search engines use this as an algorithm factor. Simply think of it in terms of diversity and brand factors. If you only have followed links, this means you've never posted a blog comment, been featured on a news site or more established directories, received a link from Wikipedia or other high-quality article sites, etc. That wouldn't be very natural and I'd see it as a sign that the site is overly optimized. I very rarely look at this ratio myself.

20. What would you recommend as the best strategy for a licensee of a brand with multiple licensees targeting the same keywords/keyphrases and sources for backlinks?

This sounds like a situation affiliates and resellers run into all the time. It's a tough because you're competing against yourselves. Without knowing more detail, I would look for a unique perspective with the licensees. There has to be something unique if this business model even exists. Is it location, industry, customer service - find what makes you unique from the rest and emphasize that. Sometimes you'll have to invent the point of difference (POD), but inventing great customer service is the perfect way to do this! Want inspiration? It’s going to sound crazy, but watch “Bar Rescue” on Spike. I love how Jon Taffer takes an overly saturated market (bars) and always finds something special for each owner that will bring in customers. It just takes creativity and research, it doesn’t matter that the product is the same!

Algorithm updates and penalties

*Picture credit: Search Metrics

21. How can you tell if your site has been hit in a negative way by some of the changes Google has made?

Check out the SMX West 2013 Google Dance recap over at Virante. Marcus Tober and Mitul Gandhi both went into great tactics on finding and assessing whether you might have been affected by an algorithm update.

Internal link building

22. You talked a lot about inbound link building, but is there a good formula for how many internal links you use and the placement of the links?

23. What about internal links? Are keyword-targeted links ok, or do you still need to be concerned about anchor text diversity there?

24. I am wondering how Google sees internal linking of the content? Does it make any difference if it is over optimized?

These three questions could be their own blog post, but my hands are thankful that John Doherty already did a great write-up that addresses many of these internal linking questions on the SEOmoz blog.

Press releases

25. In your opinion, are press releases a great way to build SEO? How does your company charge?

No. I hate press releases for SEO. They’re over-saturated, and it’s rare that a press release attracts any press attention. Let me clarify: I’m speaking to press release distribution services (not the press release itself). I think that press releases as a public relations tool are incredibly important, but you should have a list of media outlets that you’re personally sending these to. Many of the distribution and wire services have been gamed so heavily that they’re virtually worthless and the press release will get buried after a few days of freshness in the SERPs.

On the second question, from my philosophy on press releases, you can probably tell that we don’t charge for this specific service, but we will work with clients to optimize strategic press releases and PR campaigns. We love coordinating with qualified PR teams! What you won't find is Outspoken Media listed on a directory of SEO companies by a press release distribution site in their footer. That's probably a good sign that you should run far, far away.

Social bookmarking and directories

26. Are traditional link building methods such as social bookmarks and directories no longer effective? What is your take on this?

27. Besides themed guest posting, does social bookmarking still help vary your link profile?

I'll answer both questions here. There are still a lot of active social bookmarking sites that range from generic to special interests. Many have nofollowed backlinks at this point, but some remain followed. My recommendation isn’t to find those followed social bookmarking sites and spam them, but to recognize that if the community is active, you’re spreading your visibility and reach and that’s a good thing. This will often result in the discovery of your content that may lead to a backlink.

Personally, I don’t encourage my team to go after social bookmarks as a backlink for client work because we’re being held to a higher standard for link quality. Unless we know that link has the potential to get picked up by the community, seeding it through social channels doesn’t make a lot of sense.

When it comes to directories, these are still effective, but yes, they’re over-saturated. This means that your competitors will probably be able to easily acquire the same backlinks and the directory may have been devalued for linking out to an unusually high number of questionable domains. There are still many great directories out there though, especially industry-specific directories, so don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater. When I talk to my team I look at directories in this way:

Get good web directories.
Get good social media and blog directories.
Get good local directories.

Directories are still a great way to find reputable websites, social profiles, blogs, and local business listings. Not being included in them is just silly and a bad business practice. You should determine your own metrics for assigning value and authority to the directories. I’m probably more picky than most would be!

Redirects

28. Scenario: site A has loads of backlinks and is 301 redirected to site B. If site A has been penalized by Google's updates, does the penalty get carried over? What solutions can we consider to implement?

Does the penalty get carried over… honestly, there isn’t a straight answer for this. I’ve seen and read accounts of both situations: a penalty gets passed and it doesn’t. It often appears to be a matter of severity. I’d also be worried about the quantity of redirects (e.g. redirecting a network of several dozen penalized domains wouldn’t be a good idea). Doing a test with one would be less of an issue. Test it, but try to test with a domain that isn’t your bread and butter.

What I’d personally try to do: get site A unpenalized and then redirect it. Or reclaim the backlinks from site A and have those instead point to site B through outreach efforts.

29. Is it ok to buy lots of domains and do a 301 redirect to your main one?

See above! Be careful about what you purchase. I’ve seen companies invest millions into a domain just to have it turn out penalized from the prior webmaster’s questionable practices. You don’t want to wind up in that situation and have the penalty get passed. Also, simply buying up domains and redirecting them can be effective, but quantity can become a concern. I’d focus the budget on building up your brand and I know that sounds terribly naïve, but it’s worth more than the time, budget, and risk associated with just buying up domains.

Pros and Cons of Windows 8 in India

Purbita D. Pros and Cons of Windows 8 ,

The launch of Windows 8 in October 2012 saw the most dramatic revamp of the world’s leading operating system in at least 17 years. Elements of the new model improved on its predecessors, yet others left PC fans longing for the good old days. Read on to learn about some of the pros and cons of the much hyped Windows 8.

Con: No More Start Menu for Mouse-and-Keyboard Users

Image via Flickr by Microsoft Sweden
The familiar start menu has been a cornerstone of the Windows brand since 1995. This compact feature helped users quickly access their favorite programs, and easily find the rest of their applications. While design changes are inevitable, doing away with the start button is perhaps Windows 8′s most divisive.

Microsoft says its mosaic tile start screen eliminates the need for the start menu, but customers with a traditional PC and mouse have found it difficult to use. It seems folks miss the start menu so much that an estimated 8 million have downloaded Stardock and SweetLabs apps which recreate the familiar feature.

Microsoft has listened to the critics and promises a comparable feature in its Windows 8.1 upgrade, due later this year. While it won’t have the start name, it promises to take users to a similar grid of applications.

Pro: Compatibility with a Range of Devices

Many of us sit down at our PCs in the evening, stay connected to our smart phones during the day, and work on tablets or laptops in the office. Whether you’re in a rural area or an urban center, you can find your familiar desktop, contacts, and SkyDrive details on any Windows 8 device anywhere that you can find satellite internet. This means you can always access the files you need without the use of portable drives.

However compatibility is a bit of a loaded term when it comes to Windows 8. While the operating device technically runs on laptops and PCs, it works best on touchscreens. The simple swipe navigation is far easier and less time consuming than using a mouse.

Con: There Are Apps, But Not a Lot

Apps are big business, with 1.2 billion of us using them by the end of 2012. These numbers should swell to 4.4 billion app users by the end of 2017. It’s smart that Microsoft is acknowledging this movement and catering to the masses with its Windows store.

The stock at the Windows Store is likely to disappoint anyone used to other platforms. Even Windows chief Steve Sinofsky admitted at the Windows 8 launch that the Windows Store has limited options, commenting that “We see today as a grand opening.” (Source: Tech Radar)

The Windows Store has grown since then, with its original 5,000 apps swelling to 145,000 by May 2013. However that’s still well short of the more than 700,000 offered on Google Play and iTunes.
Pro: Windows 8 is Speedy

The old Windows operating systems seem like slugs compared to Windows 8, which boots up in just 8 seconds. Compare that to the 32 seconds it took to boot up a Windows 7 desktop, and the 40 seconds the laborious Windows XP spent.
While there’s a lot to love about Windows 8, PC fans hope that Microsoft irons out the kinks before the launch of Windows 8.1.

Micromax Canvas Music A88 with JBL Headset- Features and Specs

Purbita D. Micromax Canvas Music A88 ,

Micromax has recently introduced a new smart phone “Micromax A88 Music” in the market. It is a super duper smartphone in your budget and comes with a free JBL Tempo headset. It has a pre-loaded free media apps and audio-video content from Hollywood/Bollywood. It comes with 1GHz dual-core processor and has a 4.5 inch touch screen display. It is loaded with latest Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS and 5.0 megapixels at the back and 0.3 megapixels in the front with dual LED flash. It comes with 3G, Wi-Fi, GPS modules in it and supports two GSM, 3G SIM cards like the other smart phones. It has a 4GB inbuilt memory and extended memory up to 32GB through the micro SD card slot and a 512MB RAM. It is also comes with preloaded apps and games like Fruit Devil, The Darkman, Hook up, M! Live, M! Zone, Jokes and Astrology and also it has 854 x 480p screen resolution. The device already leaving the mark of Micromax in India’s smartphone market by following the footstep of Canvas series devices.

Features and Specification of Canvas Music A88

The Micromax Canvas Music A88 has already been advertised as a smartphone for a music lovers. The advertisement has already raised a few eyebrows and also appeals mass. Wanna take a look at the features and specs of the device? Well, here you go.

1 GHz Dual Core Processor
Android v4.1.1 (Jelly Bean) OS
480 x 854 pixels screen resolution
4.5 inch TFT multitouch screen
512MB RAM
4GB internal memory
Expandable upto 32 GB with microSD
5 MP Primary Camera
0.3 MP Secondary Camera
Expandable Storage Capacity of 32 GB
Dual Standby SIM (GSM + GSM)
HD Recording
Powerful JBL headphone to enjoy the music to core
Black color

Overview

It is an another addition in the Micromax CANVAS series of smart phones with all the latest features and at a very reasonable price which definitely suits your budget. Micromax Music A88 is also considered to be a music lovers’ phone and targeted to the people as low as Rs. 8,499/-. Amazing right! Micromax A88 Canvas Music is designed to perform well because of its little bit smaller screen as compared to other Canvas phones and standard technical specs. It has a 1800mAh Battery which allows us long usage of the phone.

It has a connectivity options like 3.5mm audio jack, FM Radio, 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS which are, nowadays, generally seen every phone in this category. So there is nothing surprising in that. Though it has just a 5 MP camera but it still captures good quality images with its dual LED flash and as I have explained above that it has 0.3 MP camera in the front that allows you to make video calls.
Micromax A88 comes in two color, i.e., Black and White. Some online B2C websites are facing a low (or no) stock for the white color phone because the white color is in huge demand, especially with white JBL headset. Even, it seems a good alternative of Canvas HD for the budget minded people.

Our Take

Want to buy Micromax A88 Canvas Music phone? Then here are plus points.

It has a nice display.
It is from the most successful CANVAS series.
The battery runs for a long time.
The ultimate plus point is the Music itself and an added JBL headset.

Micromax always amazes us with their low price smart phone but loaded with all the latest technology, features and applications as compared to the high brand value smart phones like Samsung, Sony, and Nokia etc. I am not criticizing any brand. They have their own brand value and longer presence in the mobile market as compared to Micromax.

So if you are a music lover and want to buy smartphone within your budget then go ahead and get your Micromax Canvas Music A88 now but like I said, you may have to wait a little longer if you want it in white color. The device is already available at Rs. 8475 on leading online store like Flipkart.

So enjoy the music to its full glory with the new Micromax Canvas Music A88.

List of High PR Blogs that Accept Free Guest Posts

Purbita D. High PR Blogs that Accept Free Guest Posts ,

List of High PR Blogs that Accept Free Guest Posts

Looking free technology, gaming, health & pregnancy, automobiles, weight loss, ladies fashion, beauty tips, skin care, education and business management Guest posting blogs?

So are you looking for high profile sites that having much worth in Google search results? In this post I will informed you regarding some top technology related or other health, and business management blogs, that published your content right away as you send an article. Nowadays guest posting is on top related to quality link building. Google panda and penguin is so furious nowadays and looking for hunt at every 2 or 3 month after, so as a professional webmaster your aim to looking some blogs, that relevant to your niche and gives you some traffic also for gaining reputation in search engine.

Mostly webmaster trouble during find out their niche related blogs, if they got than Waite in a long cue regarding seen publishing content date. But these blogs I mentioned below having worth in market and I know mostly people personally.

High Page Rank Guest Posting Blogs List:

Each blogs has own rules and regulation, but some things quite alike in mostly blogs;

• Don’t publishing Duplicate or spin Content (these site has paid best plagiarism software like iThenticate, so if you want to banned on these sites permanently than gives them duplicate content and see result.
• You lost your reputation against spin/duplicate content to search engine
• Create a social profile and connect with blogs owners personally

Techblis:

Techblis.com is the most demanding site nowadays for niche like technology, android phones, web designing, android applications, with thousands of daily page view. You just need unique or original content for getting a backlink or some traffic.

Very quick response, you should be confirmed about particular topics to Umar Rashid.

ProjectManagementWatch:

Although ProjectManagemntWatch got fabulous reputation in search engine as you can seen its page authority is around 37 to 40, that’s mean you can get backlink from highly professional business management blog. It’s all about management training, project management, marketing and business strategies and other relevant certifications.
Another you can get very quick response author “William Luke”.

Gameslido:

It’s another universal blog with high page authority; it’s about gaming to blogger tips and tricks. I recently visit this blog and seen some categories like motorcycle, business management, technology or other niche. So list this blog in your guest posting high profile page rank blogs list.

Techlido:

It’s a blogspot blog with PR 4, this is a part of TechBlis but not create for getting backlinks. It has own worth in Google search result cause heavy traffic on daily basis. You can submit your tech related post ;over there.

GameSplit:

Another Blogspot blog a part of Techblis, it’s all about android development or latest Google application. GameSplit hit more than 1000 page view per day. So get ready to publish your article now.

DailyWomenHealth:

Another live or regular updated blogs relates to women health and pregnancy issues. Are you looking Weight Loss, Yoga, natural Diet Plan, and medical related? Make sure your article worthy for users, because this one isn’t rough blog or only professional writer required for this blog.

LadiesOwnStyle:

It’s a blog of fashion, another regular updated blog required original article. You can also promote your brand through this blog.
• Skin Care
• Beauty Tips
• Weight Loss
• Lifestyle
• Shopping Brands
• Ladies Dress and upcoming Events

E-Businessolution:

Another Management Related blog, required management training or project management related article. You can also submit article relates to Microsoft Excel or word training.
I update more blogs as soon as possible I received by Blog owners. You can also submit your post on my Blog.

Techblis.org:
Either you can contact each blog member individually or through Techblis, but read requirement before notice them.

Saturday, 13 April 2013

Make money online famous articles from Pro Blogger dot net

Make Money Blogging and Make money online famous articles from Pro Blogger dot net

How to Make Money Blogging

1. AdSense

2. Affiliate Programs

3. E-Book Sales

4. Continuity Programs

5. Private Ad Sales/Sponsorships

6. Chitika

7. Amazon Associates

8. ProBlogger Job Boards

9. Speaking Fees

Other Income

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Thursday, 11 April 2013

33 Link Building Questions Answered Instantly

Link building and SEO tools

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Monday, 1 April 2013

Pros and Cons of Windows 8 in India

Con: No More Start Menu for Mouse-and-Keyboard Users

Pro: Compatibility with a Range of Devices

Con: There Are Apps, But Not a Lot

Thursday, 28 March 2013

Micromax Canvas Music A88 with JBL Headset- Features and Specs

Features and Specification of Canvas Music A88

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Wednesday, 6 March 2013

List of High PR Blogs that Accept Free Guest Posts

List of High PR Blogs that Accept Free Guest Posts

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