1.Post Twitter account for advertisers to purchase
2.Select your duration & price
3.Wait for advertiser to purchase
4.Accept or Deny the proposed ad within 48 hours of purchase
5.If you accept the ad we will use the Twitter API to upload the ad to your Twitter profile
6.1-Tweet Promo Sent
7.At the end of the tenure Final Tweet Sent

How you get paid

You will get paid every hour you serve the ad. A Virtual Account balance will be calculated and once the advertisers ad expires the money is released into your Real Account balance.

Quality Control

TwittAd ‘s technology will continually check to make sure that a Twitter user is serving the ad. Every hour the ad is served, the Twitter user will receive money in their TwittAd account. Once the TwittAd users account reaches $30 they can request payment. If Twitter user removes the image before the advertiser’s time has expired, we alert the advertiser and they have the option to give negative feedback to the Twitter user. Advertiser will receive credit back from TwittAd for the time their ad was not served.

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1. Make it visible. Your visitors are not likely to hunt around on your website looking for a subscribe button. This means you have to make it easy to find. Using the standard RSS icon above the fold, so visitors don’t have to scroll down to see it, is a good start. Be sure to leave plenty of white space around it as well, so it stands out more. Whatever graphic you are using, you need to let people know that is where they can subscribe. In other words, don’t rely on the icon alone. You can do this by simply adding the phrase “Subscribe to our feed here” right next to the image.

2. Make it easy. The more steps you have in your subscription process, the more people you will lose along the way. Basically, each step gives them a chance to reconsider. You also need to tell people exactly what to do. If they need to click something, tell them. If they need to go to a different page, tell them. What seems obvious to you will not be obvious to all of your potential subscribers.

3. Keep it fresh. Make updates to your site every day. This will keep your site visible to anyone viewing your feed. Remember, you want people to stay subscribed, too. So you not only have to provide good content, but you need to do so regularly.

4. Write about it. Include an article on your news section that lists the benefits of subscribing to your RSS feed. There is no need to use hype. Just explain how they will receive updates, stay on top of what’s going on at your site, along with the time and convenience factors. Not only are you making it visible, but you are also making it hard for them to not subscribe.

5. Encourage sharing. Every person that sees your feed is a potential visitor to your site. Encourage those who are already subscribed to share any updates they like. With persistence you could soon experience exponential growth in the number of subscribers and traffic to your site.

Doing these simple things will add to your subscriber base in no time. They are all free and easy to implement, but won’t work at all if you don’t use them. So, what are you waiting for?

With search engine optimization, some techniques are employed so that a web site will be listed on top of the list of results when a user types in a keyword by going to Google, Yahoo, MSN, or other search engines.

Emerging on top of a search list would lead more business your way that is why search engine optimization or SEO tactics are employed.

Some companies employ the services of establishments or individuals who deal with search engine optimization.

This would involve the development of a more informative and user-friendly web site. It may also include pay-per-click or adwords services, such as the one offered by Google.

Another thing that can yield positive results at a lower cost, as compared to an adword campaign, is optimizing a web site for organic search.

This would mainly require keyword density which would result to more traffic going to your web design.

In effect, you will have an added clientele and this should lead more business your way.

If you would like to have a hands-on experience with search engine optimization and you would not like to get a third-party SEO service provider, there are some techniques which are easy to learn so that you can do it yourself. Take a look at the following:

1. Take a lot of time with developing your web site’s content.

For most web sites, content is the key. When writing the content of your web pages, insert vital keywords which relate to the products and services that your company offers.

Make it brief and concise, yet informative.

You might see that Internet users do not actually read a web site’s content word-for-word.

They just skim through the text and concentrate on the articles that they need and the data which they find interesting. A 600-word article may be too boring or too long for a user to read.

Keep your facts up-to-date so that users will visit your web site more often. Do not forget toinclude a lot of helpful links, articles and guides that users can forward to another user and add to your customer base.

2. Make the overall design user friendly.

In most cases, the rule the simpler, the better applies. Do not design your web site in an overly-complicated way that users will find it too “frightening” to browse through.

Adapt the design to your target market. If your target audience is of a younger age, make sure that the colors and designs are funky, youthful and attention-grabbing.

For a more mature audience, you can use subdued colors and have a more elegant theme and overall web site design.

3. Vary the keyword for each individual web page.

Think of every possible keywords or phrases that will apply to your products and services.

Each user is different and may not necessarily use the keyword that you expect them to type in the search bar. Search engines offer tools which will guide you through finding the correct keywords for search engine optimization.

4. Make sure that your hyper links are visible, accessible and informative.

Providing users with hyperlinks or HTML links which are useful and easy to find is yet another way to optimize your web site.

5. Learn how to lead traffic to your site.

Seek the advise of experts on this field if you do not know how to lead traffic to your site. Develop a plan and learn how to use the necessary tools pull traffic your way.

Gather all the statistical data that you can use to keep your web site on top of the search engines’ list.

Vary your web site’s contents and keywords to adapt to the current trend. If there is a particular word or phrase that you have not used when searching for keywords, use it instead to lead more traffic your way.

Be flexible enough to change the web site’s contents and fulfill the ever-changing needs of the online users.

All in all, you would have your work cut out for you if you want to employ do-it-yourself search engine optimization techniques.

With the proper research, creativity and enough knowledge, you can definitely optimize your web site and yield very promising results for your business.

You must come off as an expert! I mean it. There are so many podcast of two people talking without any real information, guessing or remember vaguely the details of their subject. I’ve heard b-move reviews talk about movies that neither host has seen for years and they try to remember the details of the films. I’ve wanted to scream at podcasters to a least print up a wiki-page or something. Whatever is the subject of your podcast, do some research, the more the better. Your charm and wit will only take you so far.

Rule 2: Laugh at your own stupid jokes!

Have you ever been with two people who are old friends as they reminisce? Suddenly they giggle at something that one of them said; both turn to you with a stupid dogf ace look and wondering why you aren’t laughing? Trust me, it’s like that!

Rule 3: Talk clearly.

I listened to one the other day hosted by two guys that were talking about comic books and movies. These two guys sounded like they had just woke and hadn’t had their coffee yet. I couldn’t even finish the show, the mumbling and slow drone made it impossible. The fact that I was driving and it was putting me to sleep didn’t help.

Rule 4: Watch the volume levels.

Many people, including me, listen to podcasts while driving. Now when you have one of the hosts talking wildly loud and the other is a soft talker who doesn’t seem to really realize that he must talk into the microphone, it makes listening to frustrating as you keep adjusting the volume.

Rule 5: Basically.

This is one of the most overused words in pseudo-intellectual talk. The use of this word screams, “I’m trying to sound like I’m smart but not really.” Just listen to how many times this word is used in a bad podcast. You’ll be surprised.

Almost always useless. Qualifiers such as basically, essentially, totally, &c. rarely add anything to a sentence; they’re the written equivalent of “Um.” See Wasted Words, and read it twice. – From the Guide to Grammar and Style by Jack Lynch.

Rule 6: Read copy before hand!

There are those that can read copy for the first time and sound completely natural. These people are professionals that get paid good money to do so. It’s almost painful to listen to badly read copy. Please, read copy a few times before the show begins.

Rule 7: Don’t be afraid to edit

After you finish, listen to what you have recorded and think if tightening it up may help. Did you talk about something for 25 minutes that really only deserves 10? Be honest with yourself. At great 30 minute show is much better than an hour and a half of mediocrity.

Rule 8: Plan a little

I know everyone thinks they are so interesting, funny, and insightful that they could site down in front of a mic for an hour, send it off to itunes, and they’ll be famous. I hate to break it to you but probably not. I’m not saying to script your whole epic, but a little planning might help keep the train of the tracks.

Rule 9: Use music sparingly

Unless your podcast is for the sake of listening to music, you shouldn’t use too much of it. I’ve listened to too many podcasts where they talk for five minutes and then play 10 minutes of music that I really don’t care to hear. If you’ve got a show about sports cars, that is why people download. It’s great that you are in love with death metal music, but trying to force it down you listeners throats in not they way to get listeners. A sports car podcast is not the place to try to get people to understand your taste in music.

Rule 10: Why?

That’s probably the first thing you should ask. Are you making a podcast just for the sake of making a podcast or do you really have something to say. Do you really think strangers want to listen to you talk about a movie or television show you watched over the weekend? They might if you’ve got something to say about it, not just recapping what you saw. What you can you provide the listener to that would make him or her want to listen? Facts? Insight? Opinions? When you show is done, listen to it and honestly ask yourself, would I want to listen to this and why.