السلام عليكمطريق النجاح مع المدونات10 نقاط مهمة تؤدى الى نجاحك مع المدونات1- أولاً وقبل كل شئ لو لم تكن مالكاً لمدونة امتلك واحدة الآن وابدأ التدوين2- أكتب فيما تحب فقط حتى تبدع3- اختار اسم المدونة مطابق لمحتوى مدونتك4- " المحتوى هو الملك "كلمة مشهورة جداً فى المنتديات الأجنبية ضعها نصب عينيك 5- تعلم القواعد الأساسية فى السيو " تهيئة المواقع لمحركات البحث " ز6- كتابة مواضيعك تكون بأسلوبك أياً كان واحساسك أنت7- استخدام الالوان البسيطة فى تصميم مدونتك وتخطيط المدونة جيداً8- تجاوب مع التعليقات واسال القراء باستمرار واجعل وسيلة الاتصال معهم ميسرة9- كن خبيراً بموضوع مدونتك10- كـــــــــــن صبوراًوهناك نقاط هامة أخرى ندرجها فى مقالات قادمة إلى لقاء إخونى

جوجل أدسنس ( Google Adsense )برنامج إعلاني من جوجل .. يتيح لأصحاب المواقع عرض اعلانات تتناسب وموضوعات مواقعهم ..والفائدة من ذلك: عند النقر على أحد الإعلانات المعروضة على موقعك .. فإن جوجل تمنحك نسبة معينة من قيمة النقرة ..وبعد وصول رصيدك إلى 50 دولار .. ترسل لك جوجل ما يسمى ( رقم التعريف الشخصي ) ( PIN) على صندوق بريدك للتأكد من صحة العنوان البريدي .. الذي سترسل عليه الشيكات الخاصة بك.ويمكنك طلب أرباحك إذا وصل رصيدك إلى 100 دولار أو ما يعادلها بالعملات الأخرى المعتمدة لدى جوجل.وبالتالي تكون هذه الإعلانات مصدراً من مصادر الدخل لمالكي المواقع.هذا باختصار هو جوجل أدسنس ( Google Adsense ).وانتظروا المزيد .. وفقكم الله

السلام عليكم

الإشتراك فى جوجل ادسنس لاصحاب المواقع والمدونات
هو طريق لجنى أرباح من المواقع وكسب المال من الانترنت ليس هذا فحسب بل هو وسيلة لدخل جيد ووظيفة على الانترن تأصدقائى لا تستغربوا من كل هذا الكلام فجوجل أدسنس هو حقيقة مهمة للباحثين عن دخل جيد على الانترنت وهو ليس أمرا صعبا بل هو سهل ولكنه يحتاج الى عمل متواصل ومثابرة وصبراليوم نقدم لكم كيفية ملئ الطلب المقدم للإشتراك خطوة خطوة صورة واحدة توضح كل ذلك
أولاً ندخل الى صفحة الاشتراك من هنا
https://www.google.com/adsense/g-app-single-1?hl=ar
ثم نملئ الطلب كالتالى باللغة الإنجليزية يمكنك الضغط على الصورة لرؤيتها بحجم أكبربعد تقديم الطلب تأتى صفحة التأكيد من كتابة المعلومات سليمة أكد ذلك ثم انتظر من يومين لاسبوع ويتم قبولك إن شاء الله

Choosing your platform
There are several major platforms to blog on, but for simplicity's sake,
we're only going to focus on three options: Wordpress (self hosted),
Wordpress (hosted) and Blogger. All three give you strong, steady options
to blog from, and all three are easy to configure – and best of all, all three
should integrate with any structure you've already created or are planning
to create within your business.
You may find, however, that you can't integrate the self hosted Wordpress
with your site, but you should find that you can find a complimentary
template on most good self hosted Wordpress blogs.
Wordpress – self hosted
By far and away, one of the most popular options for anyone that is serious
about their blogging, the self hosted Wordpress option. You can install
your blog anywhere on your site, and its completely within your control,
which means YOU can choose what you'd like to have running – an
important feature if you're looking to add the ability to do things like email
the information to people, or polls. Or your own advertising in some
cases.
By far and away, the easiest way to install Wordpress is via Fantastico –
most cpanel hosts offer both Fantastico and the ability to install up to date
Wordpress. Otherwise, you can find instructions online at http://wordpress.org
You can choose your own themes, your own plugins – and modify it in
any way you see fit.

Studies suggest that there's up to a quarter of the internet reads blogs –
that's a lot of eyeballs. And on top of that, another study suggests that
there's two blogs founded every minute. Two blogs a minute is 120 blogs
an hour – and nearly 3000 a day. Take that to its logical conclusions and
that's a lot of blogs competing for a less rapidly increasing source of
traffic.
More than that though, blogs are competing for a specific NICHE of
readers – though its true that some blogs will pull in readers from search
engines, blogs still don't have the impact of static sites – and the average
internet user may not know HOW to search blogs – let alone that
http://blogsearch.google.com even exists, so you can't rely on them finding you
UNLESS you are not only good – but one of the best in your niche.
Once you've got the absolute best information in your niche, you can be
sure that you'll attract the right kinds of traffic, and that they'll attract
MORE traffic by referencing you on their sites – bookmarking you, and
more.
Blogging is all about the reader – ultimately, its not about how well you
position yourself, or how strongly you optimise your site – though you can
bookmark yourself, and generate a certain amount of traffic that way – the
best sites have faithful readers that bookmark and discuss the site
independently of ANY input from the site owner (you).
The best blogs are one or a mix of tips and advice, hobby or interest
discussion, technique and connection. When blogging, if you can make a
connection with your reader, then you've won most of the battle.
'Connecting' with your readers is as simple as being personable, and
approachable, and giving people a chance to empathise with you.
Who is your reader?
Thinking about what your reader wants to see lets you work out WHO
your reader is. Which you'll need later too, to advertise your blog
effectively.

So who IS your ideal reader?
Do they have a specific interest, within your niche?
ULTIMATELY, when you know who your reader is, you can plan the
creation of a blog that will fully appeal to any readers you attract. If
you've planned on whom you're targeting, you'll find it far easier to write
content that will continue to satisfy your readers, whilst giving you room
to evolve and plan more content as you grow.
Got all of that sorted out?
Now you can move onto the technical stuff!

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Look at what you're ABOUT to do from a reader's perspective
One of the more important actions anyone creating or 'cleaning up' a blog
can do is look at what you're doing or about to do from the perspective of
average Joe reader.
Average Joe doesn't care about profitability. He doesn't care that you're
optimising to make the most out of PPC clicks. He REALLY doesn't care
that you've worked hard in getting your information into the search engine
– and in front of them.
ALL he cares about is what they are looking for – and they are hoping that
YOUR site is the site that will provide it.
Average Joe will remain on your site and read ONE POST in for anywhere
up to 30 seconds. They might then click on your PPC advertising – they
might sign up for your newsletter – they might read more of your posts
(yes!) or, if your site doesn't live up to what they were expecting – what
they were looking for, they'll click away, either back to the search engine,
or to their next option from the search engine.
Blogging isn't just about eyeballs on your page – it’s about eyeballs on
your page, and comments in your inbox. People have to have a reason to
come back, and the simplest way to ensure that is to ensure you've got a
reason for them to WANT to visit your site again.
This stickivity is what makes blogging so tantalising- if you can get it
right, your blog will attract Average Joe, Average Jane and all of their
friends, because the best blogs get commented on in other places – and
shared with others.
So, from a reader's perspective is your blog going to fulfil a) your niche
and b) give your readers quality, quantitative content that will either strike
a controversial or empathic chord with them, giving them something to
comment on.

Day 1
Starting a blog is as simple as finding a space online to write – and the
time to write.
To start though, you'll need to work through a brief list of steps to create
your space.
Before you even consider your blog though, you have to think about
WHAT you're going to blog about. It’s important to stop and think about
your blog, before starting it because, to be quite honest, without purpose,
blogs are pointless. And this pointlessness will dilute your message
considerably.
So, you need to think about what you're writing and why. Consider your
theme – and then build some keywords around it, because for the first little
while, you should try to include at least some of them in every post. You'll
get archived in all of the right places that way, which will lead valuable
NON COMMENT generated traffic to your blog. You'll also be
commenting on blogs similar to yours and hopefully, generating more
traffic based on the links you leave.
You can choose your topic, keyword, and theme simply by considering
what, in connection to your business you're an expert in. Once you've
looked at that, you can decide whether it’s profitable, or viable to pursue it.
If not, look at a related area that you can cover – your blog should always
relate to your business choices, and give you interested traffic. Having
said that, your blog isn't a free advertising system and nothing more –
you've got to remember that people will be turned off by blatant
advertising.
Choosing your keywords
Keyword Research
Keyword research is relatively simple – you can undertake basic research
at http://www.thetoolman.net/keywordtool/research.php
You can use this to research your general keywords – and check on their

general profitability, if you're using CPM advertising. You might not be –
but most blogs make a residual income from Adsense or similar, and it’s
not something you should overlook, for your long term stratagem. Niche
blogs can earn well.
Once you've found a profitable overall keyword, you'll need to check out
your competition -
http://inventory.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion/
Though considered less effective now – it’s still a good tool for finding
your competition levels. You'll be able to assess your competition –
basically, you're looking for a niche that's either tiny, if it’s narrow, or
large, if it’s broader. Your narrower niches can only support a tiny amount
of blogs – whereas the broader your definition, the more your niche will
support – but the flip side to that, is that you've got more competition.
Once you've worked out your profitability, and competition, you can also
use the keyword search at Overture to evaluate your other keywords (and
get an idea on where to start blogging from).
You can place that information in a spreadsheet for reference – or use
programs like article architect to extend on your research (affiliate link for
article architect)
Once you've made a list of your keywords – and paced them into a spread
sheet, you can take your research a step further. Article architect does it for
you, but if you've not got that piece of software, or a similar one that
researches keywords, you can do it manually.
Open up both Google and Yahoo, and start plugging your keywords into it
– at the top you'll see a listing 1 of (a number) – you can then divide your
'competition' number by the total of your searches (a number) – that will
give you a rating for that keyword – and the keyword with the 'best' ratings
are the ones you'll probably want to focus on.
Article architect does this automatically – highlighting the 'optimum'
keywords – and there are other pieces of software will do the same.
The reason you're doing this is to see where your keywords will have the

best chance of ranking – you'll be able to find the best place to 'position
yourself' this way.
Keep those keywords handy – you'll need them when you start writing
content.
Got your keywords? What do you want to blog about?
Once you've got your keywords, you'll have an idea, at least, of the
profitable areas of your niche that you can take advantage of. You'll be
able to choose an interesting niche – for both you to write in, and your
prospective readers.
You'll find that you can narrow it down pretty easily based on what you've
got on your keyword lists – and what YOU feel like you want to write.
While its important to work out what you want to do with your blog, based
on your view of profitability, it’s also important to remember that working
based on keywords alone is a sure fire way to build an impersonal, and
possibly unmotivated blog for your readers.

A blog is sometimes called web log or weblog. At first, they were used as
a personal place, for collecting links, sharing commentary – but now; they
are a valid and VALUED form of communication for business people of
all types. From the basics of blogging, to the intermediate areas – such as
social bookmarking, and article marketing, to the advanced techniques
using auto responders and more, there's something for every affiliate
marketer to put into motion.
The great thing about blogs is that people read them for fun and for
information – in fact, blogging is one of the few areas of the internet that
covers business, pleasure, networking and play.
They do for your company what face to face marketing could only do in
the past – they provide you with a real, interesting connection to your
readers – personalised contact, and information about your company that
will allow them to empathise, and discuss your most important points, and
anything that ties in with hot button topics and your business.
Blogs give your readers and consumers a chance, not only to read and
connect with you, but a chance to comment and discuss with you, and your
team, the information that you're sharing – allowing them to further relate
to your message. And a consumer that relates to you is a customer in
waiting!
Our guide covers the very basics of blogging – it skims into areas that
you'll possibly never have heard of – and cover them so that you can
employ them in seven days – or less.

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