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My client wants to publish on your blog for $100 per post!

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Please Note: This is another opportunity to be paid $100+ per post you accept on your blog!

Some few days back, I posted this opportunity from a client who accepts guest articles on his blog for $100 flat. That means you send him your guest post and if you meet his requirements, he pays you $100.

This time around, it’s another opportunity that requires less from your end. The client in question wants to send to you top quality articles, written in pure English. All you have to do is publish the articles on your blog and get paid per article.

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How to boost traffic with Sticky Posts ~ Kharim’s case!

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Please Note:  Coupon code for your 600 credits below!

One of the new features I added on BroadedNet is the Sticky Post feature. What this does is stick your campaign on top of the widget until assigned credits get used up.

For the past 2 weeks since this feature was added, I have been monitoring the results with a lot of interest. Initially, after discussing with a few friends, I wanted to implement this on the widget and draw a conclusion to discontinue or maintain it.

Looking at the impressions and clicks for the past 2 weeks, there is every reason to make the feature even stronger. Kharim Tomlinson was the first guy to jump on this offer for $35. Then Chendong, the badblogger came in just after him.

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Guest Posts wanted for $100 per post!

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Guest Posts wanted! Get paid real money to guest post!

There are many sites out there that pay per post published. Some pay too low while others really pay handsomely. I think $100 per article is something to consider.

Most of us are looking for guest post opportunities where we can submit articles for traffic, networking and of course SEO benefits. Well this is something that goes beyond that and adds some monetary benefits.

This opportunity I want to share with you does not accept just any article of course. There are some requirements and I’ll like you to go check out yourself.

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Hotjar Review ~ The Heatmap tool to improve website usability!

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I want to start this hotjar review by asking you a couple of questions:

  • Do you understand your visitors?
  • Do you know where they click more on your site?
  • Do you know what they think about your site?
  • Do you know which portion of your site they spend more time on?

One of the most crucial things to do to succeed with your website is to understand your visitors. Whenever a reader is on your blog, it’s crucial to track and record his mouse movements. As a matter of fact, this is the best way to know what’s on their minds. 

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Should dates be disabled on Blog Posts, Comments & SERP?

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We know a vital element in content marketing is time. Whether you are blogging, writing e-books, creating infographics, etc, one of the things you strive to do is produce the most up-to-date material.

Human readers as well as search engines are out for what’s new and consumable. Now, if you create a new blog content on “what’s new in WordPress 2.0“, chances are that no one will pay attention to your article because WordPress 2.0 is almost not found on any blog today (except maybe on your local offline server).

So when it comes to dates and content freshness, I’m thinking of two characteristics;

  1. Completely new content.
  2. Updated content.

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BroadedNet 1.3 Update with Gravatar added on Widget!

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BroadedNet version 1.3 is here with an interesting update. While more updates are being cooked, this is something I’m excited about.

I have written so much about BroadedNet here (and many other bloggers have written about it too). The most recent article I wrote on this blog is this one. In this article, I show you how broaded is perfectly Adsense and Google friendly. It’s not anything near PBN, backlink tool or fake pageview generator. So check that post out how this tool is clean and should be used by anyone.

On that same post, I got a beautiful suggestion from Sherman Smith (Thank you bro) and that set my coding fingers to work.

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