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Thursday, March 6th, 2008
Web proxies are becoming a hot topic amongst web masters as of late. They appear to be easy money and traffic but there are many considerations to be made before you seriously jump into the proxy hosting market. You should do your research if you are seriously considering joining the ranks of proxy web masters.
First off, proxy hosting starts with a web host. Most webhosting companies will NOT accept proxies. They are extremely resource intensive and can easily bring shared servers to a stand still if they get any decent amount of traffic. For anyone seriously considering hosting a proxy a VPS or dedicated server is a requirement. You need at least 256MB of ram on your server and 512 or above is highly recommended. Another thing to be careful of is control panels, cPanel, the most popular control panel amongst webmasters is very resource intensive and can use all 256mb of ram on a vps before your sites are even running. DirectAdmin and other lighter weight control panels are highly recommended to save resources for your users.
Disk space, proxies take minimal disk space. This should not be a huge concern in choosing a web host. A proxy acts as a relay of data, it plays a middle man of sorts between your users and the websites they wish to visit. This requires all websites use double the normal bandwidth of viewing a website. The first half of the data is your server requesting the website your user wishes to visit. The second half of the data is sending that website’s data back to the user. Popular proxies can eat a lot of bandwidth, make sure you have plenty to spare.
This covers the two main aspects of proxy hosting, ram and bandwidth. A decent processor such as a Core2Duo, Xeon, Opterons are a huge plus but generally this will become an issue after ram and bandwidth.
What should you be looking for in a web host when choosing one? Price isn’t everything. If you want to make money you better be prepared to spend some too. The $5 special on a shared server spells disaster if you plan on being successful. If a host lets you host proxies in a shared environment this might sound great and cheap but you have to wonder what else is running if they are going to allow you to use a lot of resources of the server. Only an irresponsible web host would let one user eat all the server resources, and you may not be the one using all those resources and then you will be very unhappy.
If you are going with a dedicated or vps solution as suggested you probably want good support response times in case something goes wrong. Depending on your skill level with servers, management may also be a good thing to have so you don’t have keep your machine securely patched and running yourself. Uptime guarantees are also a nice thing to have, a server that is not online isn’t making money.
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Thursday, March 6th, 2008
Any high risk merchant should be aware, if not become thoroughly an expert, of all the technical aspects of credit card transactions. Let’s face it, doing business online is taking risk a hundred times more dangerous than doing business the brick and mortar fashion. Smart merchants would never plunge headlong into online ventures without a good, working knowledge of the loopholes of the billing process via credit cards.
High risk merchant account providers employ various tactics to mitigate the frequency of chargebacks such as restriction on the use of anonymous e-mail addresses, credit card validation, IP address detection, and proxy server identification.
Anonymous E-mail Addresses
They would make sure email address, phone number, zip code, credit card, mailing /shipping address and other forms of identification are valid. It’s rather commonplace to hear that if you were dealing with credit cards, it would be unwise to accept credit card owners that provide anonymous or free e-mail addresses such as @yahoo.com, @hotmail.com, or @gmail.com.
Credit Card Validation and Other Issues
All low risk and high risk merchants are required to integrate a credit card validation system with the customer’s issuing bank.
To make it even foolproof, merchants would double check for phone number and zip code authenticity, as well as compatibility with the customer’s billing address and issuing bank’s country. Some would even make sure they are not doing transactions with customers that originate from high risk countries.
How IP Address Detection Works
Merchants, however, will find even better benefit in taking advantage of detecting the IP addresses of their customers. Security is a tall order when it comes to buying and selling online.
As a matter of fact, legitimate buyers would most welcome security measures such as IP geolocation from high risk merchant account providers to protect them from credit card fraud. Scammers would hide behind anonymous e-mail addresses and proxy servers. The most that high risk merchants can do is to filter suspicious IP addresses. The process goes as following:
1. Merchants detect IP address using geolocation technology and IP validation technology. It may be categorized by country, zip code, area code or billing address.
2. The geolocation/IP validation technology identifies where the user is located spot-on and compares where the person making order is located and his actual billing address.
3. Merchants analyze, double check transactions, and filter legitimate and illegitimate transactions. They may also block transactions considered as possible frauds, or transactions originating from fraud-prone high risk countries.
Proxy Server Identification
IP address detection also goes hand in hand with proxy server identification. Merchants may find difficulty in detecting IP addresses if customers hide behind anonymous proxy servers.
What is a Proxy Server?
A proxy server facilitates network performance by making use of a caching system. The cache is a temporary storage for data that have been viewed recently (like a brain’s short term memory). The purpose is to prevent data such as web pages and images from being downloaded repeatedly, thus saving time on accessing them online. Another is to help network administrators filter sites that they deem other users of the network must not access.
Detecting IP addresses and proxy servers can be tricky. A strong support from a high risk merchant account providers that employs strong IP and proxy server detection technology will help your e-commerce store counteract frauds. This is because anonymous proxy servers cannot be detected consistently. With the help of a reliable IP and proxy server detection technology, a merchant will have less time for worries and more time for finding more solutions to increase profit for his business.
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Wednesday, March 5th, 2008
Privacy software is software built to protect the privacy of its users. The first thing to look for when you buy Internet privacy software is ease of use. Privacy software is almost becomming a necessity with ID theft and computer hacking. Privacy software is designed to quickly and easily eliminate history files, shred deleted files and keep Windows �clean�. Privacy software is not free and must be paid for after a trial period. Privacy software is available which can prevent the IP address you are using from being visible in the log files of the web sites that you visit. Privacy Software is a program that destroys sensitive local files and documents and erases your tracks. This computer privacy software is a “must-have” tool for anyone who uses the Internet. Privacy software is unusual in that when it works successfully, unexpected intrusions or other problems are averted and appear to not have existed at all.
The best privacy software is open source so it’s free. Firewalls and Security/Privacy software is designed to protect your computer by blocking the many unused and unsecureports into your computer.
Privacy software will no doubt advance, as will the technology to beat it. Privacy Software will ensure that no cookies remain on your computer that might give clues about your online activity. Privacy Software ensures that deleted files really are deleted. Internet privacy software is designed find and clean up files left by Windows. Use Internet privacy software to permanently remove deleted files. If you concern about Internet privacy, you should use privacy software.
While a good deal of quality privacy software is available for free, many programs are expensive. Firewall is good, internet security software is good, anti-virus is good, privacy software is good. While investing in anti-virus, firewall and privacy software is essential, don’t think of it as a cure-all.
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Wednesday, March 5th, 2008
Effective email security is an ongoing challenge. Email security is more than just Anti-Spam and Virus protection. Email Security is a security tool that will allow you to stop leaving traces on the Internet. Email security is necessary, and needs to be implemented with sensitivity to educational institutions’ requirements. Managed email security is a convenient and cost-effective solution for control of email-borne malware and spam. One of the most important lessons about email security is that no matter how many steps you take to secure your email, it will never be foolproof. Corporate Email Security is necessary to protect sensitive business informationcommunicated by email. Email Security is now more important than ever.
Email
Email has always been a non-conformer, the maverick of the information security world. Email has become the lifeblood of many companies. Email security vendors must enable businesses to be proactive in the spam war. It takes just one spammer to get a hold of the email and immediately everyone on your email list gets spammed. Forwarding emails can be a great way to quickly bring someone up to speed on a subject without having to write up a summary email, but if you aren’t careful, forwarding emails can create a significant security threat for yourself and the earlier recipients of the email. While never opening a phishing email is the best way to secure your computer, even the most experienced email user will occasionally accidentally open up a phishing email.
An email that claims ‘Security Compromises’ or ‘Security Threats’ and requires immediate action.
Spam
Spam continuing to be a problem as spammers figure out how to bypass the latest filters. Spam has become a plague for email users around the world. Spam and viruses rank as the top two security breaches for small and medium sized businesses (SMB’s), with over 80 percent falling victim to security breaches, which lead to a major loss in business productivity (source: Yankee Group). Spam is the gateway to identity theft. It is simply a fact of life that email accounts will accumulate spam over time. Unfortunately, however, many new email users get very attached to their email accounts and instead just wade through dozens of pieces of spam every day. Get anti spam services and junk mail filters for protection against emails bombs, denial of service attacks, and email virus protection. A typical characteristic of spam is that similar emails arrive in waves. Flow control can be used to reliably block previously unknown spam threats.
Email security is vital for all organizations today. Email Security is a critical component of any messaging system, and we complement our Messaging practice with a strongInformation Security practice delivering email security solutions from Microsoft, Symantec and other partners. Email security is the encryption of email messages, so that only the intended recipient can decipher them. If the email security is of prime importance for you, you may wish to use email client with SSL encryption support. Now you can rest assured that your email security is complete.
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Wednesday, March 5th, 2008
Internet anonymity is a blessing, but it’s also a curse. Internet anonymity is very useful to the internet activist. Internet anonymity is nowhere near as robust as people tend to think, and there are ways for creative people to identify at least some of the abusers. Last week, we took a look at what Internet Anonymity is, and how it works. If someone uses internet anonymity software because they are being stalked or harassed, then most would agree that their right to use internet anonymity is viable. True Internet anonymity is surprisingly difficult to achieve. As the user, it is your responsibility to know that your internet anonymity is only as secure as the service’s privacy policy. The sticky, icky underside to Internet anonymity is that too often it’s abused.
Anonymity
Anonymity and privacy may be related, but their significance is worlds apart. Anonymity is not what it used to be. Anonymity on the internet was perceived as a resounding positive, liberating us from our canine constraints to project an image onto the world of ourselves, not as we are but as we would like to be. Anonymity is another powerful tool that can be beneficial or problematic depending on its use. Anonymity assures privacy, confidentiality and security for individuals. Outside of the Internet, anonymity is widely accepted and recognized as valuable in today’s society. For instance, sometimes anonymity tools are used to distributecopyrighted software without permission (“warez”).
Privacy
Privacy——- What is `privacy’ on the internet. Privacy is a right that we all posses, allowing that the government or anyone for that matter cannot force information from us, that we wish to withhold. Privacy is an important part of liberty, just like freedom of speech. One argument is that the internet anonymity should be a right just like the right to privacy or bear arms. Internet anonymity is dissimilar from our right to privacy in that if one wishes to stay private in cyberspace then they can avoid the internet all together, and not have to worry about protecting their identity. Furthermore, anonymity and privacy are not synonymous with each other, and shouldn’t be examined as so.
Anyone who claims to guarantee Internet anonymity is either deceptive or ignorant, regardless of what anonymizer software they use to implement whatever clever protocol using whatever kind of encryption. A discussion of the debate of whether or not internet anonymity is part of our rights, or is it the right of other internet users who are not anonymous to know who is out there using the internet. Perhaps the secret to Internet anonymity is having a common name.
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Tuesday, March 4th, 2008
First you have to find your proxy niche. To do this you must look for keywords and judge how competitive they are. The proxy market itself has a massive amount of traffic and therefore there are tons of keywords that can drive traffic to your proxy. Here is a quick and easy way to find great keywords for proxy sites that you will be able to rank for in Google and see immediate traffic.
First go to http://freekeywords.wordtracker.com/ this tool allows you to put in a base keyword (like proxy hint hint) and generates keyword phrases that will help you determine keywords that have search traffic that you can use for your site. Key in proxy into wordtracker and look at the top 4 or 5 results. These results get a ton of daily traffic but do not expect to rank anywhere in Google for those keywords until you are an established proxy site for a very very long time. Now if you scroll down the list a bit you will probably see some good keywords right off the back we know that the top results will be impossible to rank for so go down anywhere to the 3500 searches and below. My favorite keyword for my site Myspace Proxies was myspace proxies. It receives roughly 3095 searches per day so that for me was a good starting point.
Pick about 5 or 6 keywords that you like that have good search traffic but you would not think would be very competitive.
Now that we have our keywords we like jot them down on a piece of paper and keep it near by. Open up Google and in the search box type in your keyword but put your keyword in quotes. We do this because we want to find out what sites are actually geared at that exact keyword phrase. This is very important because if we just put our keyword in the search box we will get every result that has either myspace, or proxies in it. We don’t want that we only want to know what websites in this search field are specifically optimized for that exact keyword phrase and how many of them are.
Ok so now we look through the results for “myspace proxies†and scan through the title tags of the sites listed. If the title tags have the keyword “myspace proxies†bolded that usually means that they are ranking for that keyword and are optimized specifically for it. If you look the first two pages of listings and see a ton of the title tags and description texts have the keyword bolded, then that means the keyword is probably too competitive and for the amount of traffic you would get it is not worth it.
Once you find out that a keyword is good and you think you can rank for it then make your proxy page and try to include your keyword in your title, h1 tag, and text. Use a separate keyword that has search volume to also optimize your page for that keyword using the same technique as explained above. Don’t overdue your keyword use! The worst thing you can do is overuse your keywords and Google will give you a ranking penalty just use it enough so that it seems like the page is geared towards that keyword.
Now work on building QUALITY backlinks to your site that have the anchor text with your keyword but don’t overdue that either and try to throw in a word that will work with the phrase so the link profile looks more natural for example “fast myspace proxiesâ€
Backlinks are your main concern in SEO and they hold a lot of weight but just like the Viagra and casino market there are not a lot of high quality proxy sites out there. So when you see some sites have 20,000 backlinks do not get intimidated by that because most are garbage and hold no value just try your best to get links from things that are related to proxies like maybe a tech blog or high pr proxy directory but do not have a ton of reciprocal links because that wont help it will actually hurt.
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Tuesday, March 4th, 2008
Internet privacy and necessity of personal data collection For today, there are two main problems very seriously contradicting each other regarding privacy in the Internet and anonymous surfing in a particularly: 1) Ensuring Internet privacy of a person (anonymous surfing, anonymous email, etc.); 2) Personal data collection aiming at identifying a user’s personality and thus helping the law machinery.
It is notably that this conflict has become one of the hottest topics of today’s Internet life: as regards both e-commerce development and more specific area called delicately “Law machinery regular work support” or something of the kind.
Marketing structures are constantly searching for new and more effective ways of gathering maximum possible information about their potential customers. This data is convenient, and since now, essential addition to nowadays commerce in Internet automatic world. It is clear to anyone that it is much easier to collect large bulk of data about consumers by means of the Internet. A manager or anyone who holds information concerning customers can get essential profits in business.
However, it is not unreasonable that civil liberties defenders trace some attempts to breach citizens’ fundamental rights as in most cases the information about Internet users is collected without their consent. That is why in order to protect and promote such civil rights as privacy and freedom of speech it is necessary to ensure Internet user’s anonymous surfing and make it possible to use pseudonyms when communicating on-line.
Anonimization services and their compromise
In recent years there have appeared a number of services that provide free and paid “anonymization” services: anonymous surfing, anonymous email, etc. In other words, a user gets guaranties of personal data privacy in the Internet while using servers of these agencies. Among dozens of such agencies one can point out the most popular ones: Anonymizer (www.anonymizer.com), Private Web Access (www.bell-labs.com/project/lpwa), Onion Router (www.onion-router.net), and Aixs (www.aixs.net/aixs/).
But as detailed survey of their features showed they do not provide anonymous surfing and anonymous email they declare. Richard M. Smith, Internet-consultant from Boston, carried out a research. He did not create new facilities; he just used well-known tools that web-servers use. Smith demonstranted that it is quite enough to use these tools and some defects of browsers “Internet Explorer” and “Netscape Navigator” to compromise “anonymization agencies”.
Smith created a web site to test the results (he equipped it with fit programmes and sent the invitations to computer news groups). He applied 6 different tests to identify anonymity level of services, above all, using possibilities of Java, JavaScript and Active X. Real test work showed that all 4 anonymization services listed above failed to stem the onslaught and yielded at least to one test having showed the real IP address of a user. According to Smith, it took up less than an hour to demonstrate insecurity of 4 most reliable services.
“SmartHide and future”
But a couple of years ago a revolutionary anonymization service appeared. It is called “SmartHide” (http://www.smarthide.com). It was created by the famous USA Company “Arovax LLC”. “Arovax LLC” Company creates qualitative and efficient security software for Internet users for many years.
It was spent a lot of time and money to create SmartHide and according to Arovax LLC CEO, Joseph Boyd, “SmartHide will protect each user on fundamentally other level of security because we use VPN service. SmartHide can encode all information that users send and receive. I believe that SmartHide is a principally new Internet privacy solution that will be used in future as a fundamental one. And do not forget that SmartHide applies VPN that is why you cannot call it merely as a proxy server“.
It is necessary to be registered on the web site to download SmartHide software http://www.smarthide.com/members/registration.php. After the installation of SmartHide on a PC a user gets easy software with GUI (graphical user interface). There is a button “Make me invisible” allowing to hide IP address, list of servers and some useful options inside the program. So, it is easy as a pie to use such program. SmartHide has a glance structure that “knows” in itself that programs’ information should be encoded (browsers, IMs, e-mail applications and others). I.e. all applications’ information using Internet connection will be secured by just one button pushing “Make me invisible”. In this case a user is getting some advantages: to send and receive anonymous email, to talk in chats anonymously, to write on forums and blogs not being seen and just get anonymous surfing through the Internet.
SmartHide system uses VPN service, modern algos for encoding the information and fast servers from different parts of the world.
According to third-parties’ and many customers’ comments, this software really provides what it declares.
Overanxious Authorities Such kind of protection really bothers many structures.
Let’s remember the same problem with project “Freedom” (www.freedom.net). Austin Hill and his colleagues from Zero Knowledge received many invitations to go to government instances just as they launched this project. In recent months of the year they had to make a presentation of their product for different office members: RCMP - “Royal Canadian Mounted Police” (the analogue of USA FBI), CSE (like American NSA), and CSIS - Canadian Security and Intelligence Service (like CIA). Also they had an informal meeting with Department of Justice (computer crime control division).
In history there happened many cases when after similar actions companies changed their policy radically and attenuated their systems under authorities’ pressure. That’s why natural apprehension arose in the Internet-society regarding reality of future stable work of anonymous service after authorities’ pressuring.
According to SmartHide developers, they do not violate any laws by providing anonymity to citizens in the digital age, similar to the one an ordinary list of paper and a pencil provided in ancient times. The human should have right to keep personal information private. They have to know that they need to hide IP address and ought to use software for anonymous surfing and anonymous email.
In conclusion one can remember the expression of a famous lawyer about a difference between a free state and a totalitarian one. Paraphrasing his words, in free country law machinery should have problems with getting access to the private information of citizens. If it has no problems with that then this country is fascist one.
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Tuesday, March 4th, 2008
When people hear or read the word “proxy” their minds start to wander and the look on their faces change, may consider such words to be too geeky to enter the common language, the fact is that the word is not self explanatory that’s why it is necessary to explain the meaning and functions of such systems, you will soon learn that they are very handy. As shown by the online etymology dictionary the word proxy comes from the term prokecye, which means “agency of one who acts instead of another” it is also contraction of Anglo-Fr.term “procuracie”, from M.L. procuratia “administration,” from L. procuratio “care, management,” from procurare “manage”
In order to eliminate the complexity of the origins of the word we will use the first one “agency of one who acts instead of another” when we translate and incorporate such terms into the computer world, internet to be more precise, we see that some machines act on behalf of others in order to keep the requester of the information anonymous, untraceable and safe.
Proxies are web services which are free (most of the time) and provide security to internet users who browse several pages a day and are concerned with spyware, hackers and other forms of malicious applications which use the information transmitted by your browser through its header. Without using a proxy a web site which has tracking software and scripts can tell the exact geographical location of your system, in other words you can be located easily.
Another function of the proxy is to speed up your web browsing speeds by acting as a buffer which gathers the pages you request and sends it to your computer. There are three types of proxies:
Transparent proxies:
These are used by people who want to speed up their web browsing experience without hiding any information, the proxy server will reveal your system information just like you would if you were not using this service.
Anonymous:
This type of proxy speeds up your connection just like the transparent option but it doesn’t transmit your IP address and system information so you remain as the name implies, anonymous. There is one small detail though, when you use anonymous proxies the servers are configured to send variables to the sites which let them know that you are using a proxy.
High Anonymity:
Through this proxy type you can speed up your connection and browse the web in a complete stealth mode. No information from your system is transmitted and the proxy server doesn’t send any variables indicating you are using a proxy, this allows you to go from site to site in a faster more secure way.
As you see there is more than it meets the eyes when it comes to weird computer terms, learning how to find an configure these systems to work with your applications will allow you to remain anonymous while browsing any site.
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Tuesday, March 4th, 2008
When I first heard about firewalls I imagined a wall of fire surrounding my computer, protecting it from all the nastiness that permeates the web. It has since been brought to my attention that the obvious comparison is with a fire break, a sort of demilitarised zone that stops fires from spreading. Firewalls act as a permeable space between your computer and the rest of the net. They deny undesirable items entry while allowing network friendly ones to pass unhindered. I think that I prefer my vision of evil transmissions going up in flames while the righteous enter unharmed.
Firewalls function according to rule sets that can be specified and customised according your business’s needs. Rule sets can be either inclusive or exclusive. Exclusive firewalls block only the traffic that has been specified in the rule set; all other traffic is allowed through. Inclusive firewalls on the other hand, only allow through the traffic that matches the rule sets and block all other transmissions. Inclusive firewalls offer more security than the exclusive kind.
Firewall controls traffic through the use of one of three methods:
* Packet filtering: filters analyse chunks of data to see if they match the rule sets. If the packets of data meet the set specifications they are forwarded to a requesting system. Packets that fail to make the grade are summarily discarded.
* Proxy service: In this method, the firewall retrieves information directly from the Internet before it’s forwarded to the requesting system.
* Stateful inspection: A relatively new method that singles out key aspects of data packets and compares them to information that is stored in a database. The method is based on an analysis of information sent from the business. If incoming information matches the type of content going out, it’s allowed in.
You can customise firewalls by adding or removing filters according to criteria that’s relevant to your business. Some examples of features that can be customised include:
* IP adresses: filters can block traffic transfers to and from certain IP addresses if they suspect them of foul play or malicious intentions.
* Domain names: Access to and from certain domain names can be blocked by the same process that blocks IP addresses.
* Protocols: According to howstuffworks.com, protocols are the pre-defined ways in which people or computer programmes talk to services that they want to use. Firewalls can be set for the following protocols:
Internet Protocol (IP) Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP) Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Transmission Control Protocol TCP)
It’s possible for businesses to set up protocols on only a few of their computers while blocking them on the rest. In this way it’s possible for the business to retain complete control of information entering and leaving their networks. They can also restrict their employees’ access to certain kinds of network sites and capabilities.
However you imagine them, be it as fiery walls consuming Internet evil, or as the more traditional protective permeable space between your computer and the rest of the net, there is no denying their extreme importance. With hackers and e-vandals using the net as their personal playgrounds, it’s more essential than ever to protect your assests, particularly valuable data. It’s no longer a quesiton of should you get a firewall, but which firewall is best for you?
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Sunday, March 2nd, 2008
Making a proxy site involves lots of trouble and hard work and if it doesn’t earn you enough money, you are not actually doing business but wasting your time. A proxy site can be very useful and can earn you much more than expected. And you can also build one for yourself without much effort.
Usually, making a proxy site involves:
- Buying a domain name ($9 for a domain per year).
- Getting a server which allows you to run proxy on their server (Another $40 for hosting if you plan to run for a year).
- Installing your proxy into the server.
- Promoting your site.
So, it definitely takes more than $50 for you to make a proxy site. But there are ways you can build a proxy site without costing you that much money and start earning money in a week. This is definitely an easy way to start earning from your proxy site but you must have the following prerequisites.
Prerequisites for making a proxy site:
- You got to have an Adsense account. It will be your biggest source of money. So, if you don’t have an account, go sign up now. You may also want to apply for other advertising networks like adbrite, valueclickmedia etc.
- You must know how to make a blog in blogger.
- You must have some knowledge of html just enough to place a proxy url form in your blog in blogger.
Once you have these prerequisites, you can go for the following steps:
- Choose a good keyword for your proxy. You can do a little keyword research and it will be a lot better if you have some knowledge of Search Engine Optimization.
- After you got your keyword or niche, create a blog in blogger. You blog url may look like keyword.blogspot.com If your keyword is already taken, you can add some other keyword or some number. Adding a number at the end doesn’t have much effect on Search Engine Optimization.
- After your blog has been created, go to the link given at the bottom of this article as “Large Proxy Form”. Copy the code given in the page and paste it in your proxy site’s html code in the place where you want it to be. A proxy url form will be displayed on your page which will be the url form for your visitors.
- Now, your blog is finished and you can start adding your Adsense advertisements in places where you think they will earn you the best. Now, you can also start promoting your site and your earning will start as soon as visitors start pouring into your site.
How to promote your site and bring traffic within days?
I have been doing these techniques for many months and I think you can be benefited a lot from these. Below are some of the most useful and fastest ways to bring traffic into your site.
- Submit your site to Digg. Digg is the site from where you can get the biggest traffic in a few hours. But don’t over do it because they will ban your account for spamming.
- Write interesting articles and submit to article sites and directories like ezinearticles, articledashoard etc. Also submit your site to proxy directories.
- Get targeted back links. Find out friends of common interest and ask them for link exchange.
- Promote, Promote and Promote. The more traffic you have, the more you earn.
From my experience, you can earn more than $5 per day after your first week and the figure will start rising as much as you promote your site. And if you wish to earn more, you can make another blog in blogger and promote it. You can make as much blogs as you like but they should be of different keywords. Remember, The above instructions involve no money and they are completely free- COMPLETELY FREE.
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