This is a list of some of the top Google Adsense income earners. I’m going to find some more down to earth earners so you can have a better goal to reach. I would be happy with just one site making $1500. per month or say you have 10 blogs all making around $150 to 250 per month that would be around $2500 per month not if if you ask me. Here’s the list.

1. Markus Frind: PlentyOfFish.com - $300,000 per month
2. Kevin Rose: Digg.com - $250,000 per month
3. Jeremy Shoemaker - $140,000 per month
4. Jason Calacanis: Weblogs, Inc. - $120,000 per month
5. David Miles Jr. & Kato Leonard - $100,000 per month
6. Tim Carter: AskTheBuilder.com - $30,000 per month
7. Joel Comm - $24,000 per month
8. Shawn Hogan – DigitalPoint.com $10,000 per month

Steve

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Today we have 5 websites that will help you make money online. Why only 5 websites? Well if your like me and have all kinds of business ideas and jump to this and that I have started to take it alittle slower,  so work on these 5 websites better than having 20 sites to look at  and being all over the place. So here are the five websites for you to look at and you will find lots of resources, forums,directorys,wordpress themes.

www.45n5.com
www.blueverse.com
www.bloggingtips.com
www.digitalpoint.com
www.johnchow.com

So here you have 5 website that will help you find everything you need to make money online.

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Steven Porter

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When I first read that Entrecard was for sale on Jason’s TUK blog. I  didn’t  think its worth $100,000 starting bid especially the fact that the site makes only $2,000/month which is not that great for an entire network. 

Also, the Entrecard reputation hasn’t been that good especially the fact that a lot of big name bloggers bashed the site for various reasons.

Take a look at the Sitepoint auction , originally it had a whole detailed report on why it was listed, the stats, etc. But now all that information was taken off, the auction was canceled and if you scroll down to comment #24, the seller said “site not for sale anymore.”

 I don’t know what the reason was but if I had to take a guess, it would be one of two conclusions: The owner was getting too much crap because of the worth (or lack of) of the site and decided not to sell it until he figured certain things out or he is back into negotiations with a Venture Capitalist on expanding that into a full company with employees.

Well the site is not for sale anymore  and I bet you’ll see it on auction in the next six months again!

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OUR AD NETWORK DELIVERS:

• 80 MILLION IMPRESSIONS PER MONTH
• 3 MILLION CLICKS PER MONTH
• GROWING AT 16% MONTH-OVER-MONTH without any marketing
  

The Backstory:

I launched Entrecard ad network 11 months ago, and in that time is has spread to 20,000 blogs delivering 80 million impressions per month. We’re growing fast, and in the next year alone we’re on track to sign up between 40,000 to 80,000 more blogs.

The reason so many bloggers love Entrecard is that it brings them traffic! Through our toolbar, the ads they buy on each others blogs, and the thriving community, any blogger joining Entrecard instantly gets a stream of traffic, comments, subscribers that only increases the more they participate! It is a proven system that works, and our growth attests to it.

At the heart of our ad network is a virtual currency that bloggers use to buy ads on each others blogs. The currency is also used to buy all types of products and services in our marketplace. The potential to grow the marketplace is absolutely enormous. Members earn our virtual currency by “dropping their card” on other sites with the widget, commenting on blogs, publishing posts on their blogs, entering and winning contets by other bloggers, or buying them on ebay.

Our core product is our widget network, which serves 125×125 advertising across 56 vertical channels in the blogosphere, doing about 80 million impressions per month.

We also have a Firefox Toolbar - used by our bloggers/publishers to visit other sites, purchase advertising, and pack the power of the site into the browser. This toolbar is used by 7000 bloggers.

We’ve partnered with SezWho, to give people credits when they leave comments, and we’ve partered with OIO publisher to make EC an accepted form of payment on all types of advertising across the blogosphere.

Why am I selling:

Entrecard holds a very special place in my heart. The vision for the company is enormous: aggregating all the advertising inventories across the long tail of the blogosphere, creating a virtual economy for the blogosphere at large, and providing them with a virtual currency that integrates with all other types of services via API.

I am selling because I have come to a stalemate. Entrecard is growing fast, but I do not have the resources to put behind it. I recently met extensively with Venture Capitalists who were going to make a 700k seed investment and a 2-5m follow on Series A investment in 6 months. The deal fell through in the 11th hour, right before the terms sheet, because they lost faith in my ability to execute the plan after a series of tests in which I did not know I was being tested. The valuation we were discussing was 8 million. We were going to open a headquarters, hire 10 people, and go straight to the top. Then it fell apart, and after getting my hopes up, I just haven’t been able to get back on my feet. I’m a wreck and feeling like a failure to come so close only to drop it due to my idiocy.

I also received an Angel investment several months ago at a valuation of $500,000. The network has more than tripled in size since I received that small investment. Month after month the growth rate just increases.

A word about the economy

Entrecard is, in reality, a micro-economy. We have people earning our virtual currency in a totally free market that allows them to spend it as they please, send it to others as they please, and engage in trade and exchange. Our chief product is the advertising that bloggers buy on each others blogs.

Currently, we tax purchases of advertising at a rate of 75%, so the “credit economy” has a 25% accumulation rate. As the new owner, you must roll out virtual goods that people can spend their credits on. I have a whole list of all the virtual products that we wanted to develop and release, but never had the resources. These virtual goods would take credits out of the economy, thus increasing the value and the scarcity of the credit.

Looking for someone with resources and experience who can execute - and take it to the NEXT LEVEL

The vision for this company is enormous, and it will require resources. I want to see it get there, with or without me, and do what’s best for the company and what’s best for the members. With the right team of people at the helm, a VC deal would be a cake walk for Entrecard. Or, if you have resources to invest and don’t need outside Capital, this will easily be a multi-million dollar company. I think that it already is. The VCs I recently worked with thought so too.

Revenue

The ways to generate revenue off this site are endless. I just never had enough resources necessary to implement them. Off the top of my head, here are 4 ways you could instantly generate a large stream of revenue, and in fact 4 things I would have done already if I had the resources:

1.) Credit Transfer Tax: millions of credits are transferred daily through Entrecard. If you charged $1.00 for every thousand credits transferred, you’d be rich.

2.) Monetize the ad network: Currently our widget network is doing about 80 million impressions monthly across 56 vertical channels. The logical thing to do is to take a % of those impressions, probably 25% to 33%, and serve your own advertising through it. The more targeted you can make the ads, the higher CPM you can get.

3.) Implement the credit exchange: right now, people are buying and selling tons of credits on eBay. If you built an exchange where people buy and sell their credits exclusively through the site, and you take a commission, you would make a ton.

4.) Listing fees in marketplace: Right now we have a marketplace where people can buy and sell any type of product or service, and pay with our virtual currency. However, the “shop” as we call it, is incomplete. It needs to be developed to include seller feedback, like ebay, and possibly an escrow so that the seller does not receive payment until it’s received by the buyer. Once you fix the shop system, you can roll out a marketplace-widget to bring the point of sale to the individual blog. From there just charge a small listing fee ~.25 cents for each item listed.

Existing Revenue

We make a small stream of revenue, enough to pay for our servers, currently selling credits and advertising on our site. About 2000 per month, give or take. However, Entrecard is not “monetized” yet, and however you choose to monetize it re: the 4 ways above will determine your success. If you implemented all four methods today, Entrecard would easily make $30,000 per month.

Not looking to sell to just anyone with the money

I want to be very clear that I am not looking to sell this site to anyone who can write a check. I want to be absolutely certain that whoever I let carry on the EC torch is going to fulfill my vision: to fix the marketplace, roll out a shop widget, invest resources into the site to make it better, and monetize it effectively so that it becomes a sustainable business that can thrive. I do not have the resources this requires, or I would do it myself.

The best-fit owner would be someone who is enthusiastic about new media, someone who either has a team of developers or can hire a team of developers, and someone who wants to seek Venture Capital, and maybe has some existing connections.

Once in a lifetime opportunity

This is a once in a lifetime opportunity. Within a year, Entrecard will be on about 100,000 blogs at it’s current growth rate. That is not a joke, and it’s acquisition territory for some of the giants like IAC, Microsoft, etc. No existing companies can serve display ads across that many blogs.

Whoever buys this site, if you develop it and hold onto it for a year or two, will sell it for 20 million + easily. This is the textbook case of a fast-growing startup that is destined to the top.

Final Words

As I struggle to try to bring this website forward without the resources I need, I can only imagine what someone could do with it if they actually  had the resources to throw behind it. With a designer, a developer, and some capital to invest, and a years time, this is easily worth tens of millions of dollars.

If you are seriously interested, send me a private message and we’ll chat by phone. There is so much to discuss with Entrecard, so many questions that you’ll have about how it works and how to move forward, that email or private messages would just be a waste of time.

Comes with one-year advisors from Me personally

No one knows Entrecard in and out better than me personally, and I will consult you whenever you like, for as long as you like (within reason). I want to see this thing succeed and get to the top, and have very strong opinions of how that will happen.

Revenue Details:

Revenue

The ways to generate revenue off this site are endless. I just never had the resources necessary to implement them. Off the top of my head, here are 4 ways you could instantly generate a large stream of revenue, and in fact 4 things I would have done already if I had the resources:

1.) Credit Transfer Tax: millions of credits are transferred daily through Entrecard. If you charged $1.00 for every thousand credits transferred, you’d be rich.

2.) Monetize the ad network: Currently our widget network is doing about 80 million impressions monthly across 56 vertical channels. The logical thing to do is to take a % of those impressions, probably 25% to 33%, and serve your own advertising through it. The more targeted you can make the ads, the higher CPM you can get.

3.) Implement the credit exchange: right now, people are buying and selling tons of credits on eBay. If you built an exchange where people buy and sell their credits exclusively through the site, and you take a commission, you would make a ton.

4.) Listing fees in marketplace: Right now we have a marketplace where people can buy and sell any type of product or service, and pay with our virtual currency. However, the “shop” as we call it, is incomplete. It needs to be developed to include seller feedback, like ebay, and possibly an escrow so that the seller does not receive payment until it’s received by the buyer. Once you fix the shop system, you can roll out a marketplace-widget to bring the point of sale to the individual blog. From there just charge a small listing fee ~.25 cents for each item listed.

Existing Revenue

We make a small stream of revenue, enough to pay for our servers, currently selling credits and advertising on our site. About 2000 per month, give or take. However, Entrecard is not “monetized” yet, and however you choose to monetize it re: the 4 ways above will determine your success. If you implemented all four methods today, Entrecard would easily make $30,000 per month.

Traffic Details:

The core value of Entrecard is not it’s destination site. The Entrecard.com site is visited only by new media publishers.

The real value of Entrecard is the widget network that spans 20,000 blogs, that is adding 100 more blogs every day, that is delivering about 80,000,000 impressions per month. So the traffic to the actual site doesn’t mean much.

Also, it is worth noting that when we launched our toolbar, traffic to the site dropped dramatically. This is because we have 7000 people using the toolbar now, and the toolbar gives them everything the site gives them, so they no longer need to visit the site as much. So whereas before they had to go to the site to find sites to buy ads on, visit other sites, and purchase the ads, they can do it all now through the toolbar.

Trading visits on our site for perpetual visibility in the browser was a strategic move; it consumes less of our resources and creates a better user experience.

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Well it looks like the pagerank update might take place this weekend.   Google is increasing the frequency of the pagerank updates.  So check to see if the new page ranks started to show up this wekend.

Also there is some activity going on the digital point Google forum that tells us that some change is happening right now.
Here is a great link to a blog that has lots of info Google page rank www.mattcutts.com/blog If you have noticed any change in your pagerank this weekend we would like to know so leave a comment telling us what change happend to your blogs rank.

Steven Porter

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Here are the top 10 blogs that you can learn from

www.problogger.net
www.johnchow.com
www.shoemoney.com
www.dailyblogtips.com
www.techcrunch.com
www.tylercruz.com
www.dailyblogtips.com
www.winningtheweb.com
www.bloggingfingers.com
www.copyblogger.com

So check out any of the top 10 blogs and you will find hundreds of tips to help your blog.

Steven Porter

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Are you getting ideas for writing your articles from the article directories? If you answer positively, you are not giving any valuable information to your readers. You are just rehashing published materials and spamming the article directories.

Whether you are writing for blogs or article marketing, you must come up with new ideas constantly to create valuable contents that will benefit your readers now and in the future. Coming up with new ideas from the thin air is difficult and time consuming.

If you know quality sources that help you generate new ideas for your contents, you will be able to produce fresh contents that others will refer to and, thereby, help increase the number of backlinks to your posts. This article introduces five must have resources for generating new ideas.

1. Subscribe to Google Alerts. On a piece of paper, write down all the keywords and key phrases that you are passionate about and want to write about those topics. You can use a tool like Google AdWords keyword suggestion tool for researching popular keywords and key phrases.

Once you have a list of keywords, go to Google Alerts and create a Google alerts based on those keywords. Google will send you the latest relevant Google results based on those keywords. You can choose to receive the alert email once a day. You can also opt to receive alerts on topics published only in blogs and news.

2. Subscribe to Meme Tracker. Meme is a thought or behavior that passes from person to person by imitation or learning. It is like viral marketing and it propagates very fast.

Have you ever noticed how top bloggers write about the same topic using different angles? For example, when Apple released 3G iPhone, tech bloggers did not spare any time in explaining their views on the product. And thus 3G iPhone became a hot topic in the blogosphere for a few days,

Some of the popular meme tracking sites are Techmeme, Megite, Tailrank and Technorati. Tweetmeme and Twemes are meme trackers for Twitter, the most popular microblogging site. To track meme from these sites, subscribe to their RSS feeds.

The number of articles from these meme tracker sites may overwhelm your RSS reader because each day these sites track hundreds of posts. So, you need to organize all these feeds in a single folder of your RSS reader. Just scan the titles quickly few times a day and flag the post you are interested in before marking the feeds as read. Go back to the flagged posts to review them further.

3. Subscribe to Online Newspapers and Magazines. Spend a few week-ends building a list of online news papers and magazines that regularly publish topics related to your niche. And subscribe to their topic specific feeds using your feed reader. Put them in one folder and name the folder to identify it by your niche.

Let’s say you want to build a list of magazines related to dog training. Using key phrases “top dog training magazine”, “top cat training magazine”, etc in Google, you can start searching for some top magazines and newspapers in your niche.

Check out the magazine section of your local book store and browse through a few magazines in your niches. Find out their online presence. Many magazines will have RSS feed for subscription. Go to online forums related to your niche and ask members to list a few reputable magazines and newspapers in your topic.

4. Subscribe to Social Media Sites. There are two types of social media sites that you should explore to find articles in your niche. The social bookmarking sites like delicious and furl where users save their bookmarks and tag them. If lots of users save an URL, the site or page becomes popular.

The other type of social media sites are news popularity sites like digg and mixx. Check out these sites and subscribe to the appropriate categories and tags that are related to your topics. Also, search for “Top List of Social Media sites” using Google. You will be able to locate a list of top social media sites and pick a few suited to your niche.

5. Subscribe to News Aggregation Sites. News aggregating sites aggregates news in one location in a website. Find out if there is a news aggregating site in your topic. You can use Google to start your search. For example, if you are into SEO (search engine optimization), search for “SEO News Aggregators”.

Check out Newsflashr, a news aggregation site. It analyzes popular keywords in news headlines and the most popular words show up on the homepage of the site. They also have a tag cloud of hot topics that you can browse to track meme.

Writing good articles that are useful to your readers take time and fresh ideas. However, if you use different sources to generate ideas, you can reduce your article writing time considerably and improve the quality of your article.

Use Dr. Deepak Dutta’s free classifieds and free ads sites for all of your free online marketing needs. Build links and traffic using his free article marketing and social media link building tools.

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Steven Porter

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Hello,

It very nice to be back and today I have some information to help bloggers save some money when buying there domain names.

But I have been checking out some of the top blogs and some have changed for the better and some still are pumping out the same old story.  So its late in the day for my first post back, I’m going to let some of you know how to save on a domain name.  I have paid as hi as $19.95 and now all my domain names are $9.99 and lower at Go Daddy.com

You can buy a domain name from www.godaddy.com and after you enter all your info at the last page godaddy has a spot for you to enter a savings code. You don’t have any savings codes don’t worry just type in google (Godaddy promo savings code) and Bam! you have lots of savings codes check it out. (gdbb776) $7.70 for renewing domain names at godaddy. (OYH1) 10% off anything. Happy savings!

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Steven Porter

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