The months filled with glee and excitement due to the last re-rate done by Google in March had us grabbing any opportunity that came our way because as we all know, PR is like a box of chocolates… you just never know what you’re gonna get.
We have several blogs with different PR that was rated last time. From ZERO to 4, 3, 2 and 1 page ranks. We took every opportunity we can get a hold of and made approximately 1K from it until the most recent re-rate. Now, the blogs we have that had a PR 4 is down to 3, the ones with PR 3 is down to 2, and the ones with PR 0 is not up to 1. This means that we will still get opportunities however, it may have a lower rate. It will be rare for us now to get 15.00 to 30.00 USD opportunities.
But we will keep on. There’s no sense in stopping just because the PRs went down. There is still money to be made. We just have to diversify and not concentrate on the amount but the quantity of opportunities we can grab.
Stay tuned for our next income disclosure for the quarter. Overall, we are still pleased.
Popularity: 27% [?]
There was a time in the blogosphere when page rank and Techorati ratings were based on how much back links you can gather among peers. If your blog gets 1000 links, your PR goes up and so does your Technorati Authority rating. I found this to be true because I participated in the first ever viral linking posts out there. I saw my blog rating jump from PR of ZERO to PR of FOUR, and Technorati Authority jump from 20 to over 1800. All this, without doing anything except the fact that I was invited to the Viral Link project much much earlier in the game and my blog sites’ URL were included in the list when the fever caught on. I had six blogs of which 5 had a PR of 3 and one with a PR of 4. I was trigger happy. PPP opportunities were unlimited and we were in heaven.
Many many thanks to those who supported this contest. Friends and colleagues, people who randomly discovered the site and joined, and to the ones that did everything to maximize their entries (
We at Pro Gobbler dot Net are constantly looking for ways to create income streams using the web. A multitude of programs are available and you have to be able to weed out the ones that are not well-suited to your income-producing business plan. Sometimes, we get too involved in the end, our sites beome like a flea market of affiliates and links that don’t necessarily produce any income. It’s okay to test several programs and if you find that the program does not meet your expectations, don’t be afraid to remove them. Believe me, if they don’t find your site suitable for their needs - they won’t think twice about removing you from theirs. It works both ways.
Let Paris Hilton teach as our lesson for today. ;) I have written many times before that I am not a very technical person, and I would never profess to be one. I am learning all technical terms mostly from experiments and from reading tutorials and other blogs. I am always looking for ways to optimize, maximize and monetize. Hmm, I think that’s a great motto. I’ll claim that to be mine right this minute.
