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  • WordPress Templates That Can Help You Make Money

    WordPress Templates That Can Help You Make Money

    WordPress is a ubiquitous blog platform. It’s a complete management system which allows you to choose the most basic of the WordPress templates and add themes and plugins which will add to the functionality of the blog.

    If you are blogging for money, or you wish to generate traffic and leads for your business, WordPress is a great choice. You may choose to set up the blog with WordPress, but if you want to be more independent and have full control of the blog, you can simply install WordPress on your domain name.

    Being that popular, it comes as no surprise that there are numerous prefab templates available. You can use whatever you want, according to your niche and personal taste.  

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  • Banner Ads: Where the Big Money is Made

    Banner Ads: Where the Big Money is Made

    Banner ads are dead, right? Wrong! In fact, banner ads are where the “big players” graduate to once they’ve maxed out the amount they can spend on CPC.

    Why do most people think banner ads are dead, how do banner displays really work and how can you make insane amounts of money with banner ads? Read on to find out.

    The Myth of Banner Ads Being Dead

    The myth of banner displays being dead for direct response online marketers came from the fact that most business owners have tried banner ads at some point … Only to be sorely disappointed by the results.

    Business owners have this experience because they don’t know what they’re doing. But you will, by the time you’re done reading this.

    A word of caution: Banner advertisements aren’t easy to master. They’re not for beginners. They’re not for testing offers; they’re for rolling out successful offers.

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