Some Easiest ways of Earning Money Online (Part: 1)

Everyone in this world wants to earn money. That's why, from today I am going to tell you about some easiest ways of Earning Money online. One of the easiest methods of earning money online is “Referring A Website”.

In this method, all you have to do is refer a website to your friends or others by inserting a referral link in your blogs, forums or social networks. And when people clicks on that link and opens an account in that particular website they will pay you money :D.

There are many websites in the internet of such a kind. Alertpay is one of them. According to me, it is one of the best and reliable websites for money making.  Each time you refer someone to AlertPay, you could earn up to $10.00 USD. The more people you bring to AlertPay, the more they will reward you.

The question is What is AlertPay? The answer given by them is: “Whether you're a business owner sending out money or simply doing a bit of online shopping, AlertPay is the quickest, safest and most reliable way to make and accept payments, within seconds, from just about anywhere in world. With security and exceptional customer service that's second to none, backed by a multi-lingual support team of over 100 employees in both Canada and India, you can rest assured your money will get from point A to point B, with one of the safest and smartest ways to pay and get paid. Now in over 190 countries, AlertPay is a smart and safe way to pay and get paid. 

So, Open your account now. Just Click here.

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Easy way to Make Money Online

Make Money Online : An unique book written by John Chow where will find lots of tips and tricks to earn money through your blog easily. Download it for free. Just click here.

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Download 31 Days to Build a Better Blog free

Download 31 Days to Build a Better Blog written by Darren Rowse free. It is an Unique ebook to build a better blog. Try it now. Just Click here.

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Methods for passing oDesk Readiness Test Easily

Freelancing has become a passion of today’s generation because this is, perhaps, the easiest way of earning money. But, building career in freelancing is not a easy task. That’s why, from now on, I will try to post regularly regarding freelancing.

Today’s post is regarding passing the oDesk readiness test.  After registering at oDesk as a freelance contractor he/she has the access of only 2 bid opportunity in a month. But when you pass the Readiness Test your bid opportunity will increase up to 10 to 20 times. In my personal experience I saw that, many people attended the test for several times but they could not pass. Then I told them a cheat method. Today I am going to share that method with you.

As we know, oDesk Readiness Test is a multiple choice based test. You have to answer 11 questions in 60 minutes. However, I’m telling you the methods for passing the Test easily.

In 11 questions you will find 8/9 question consisting the answer like: “all of the above”. Just tick the answer without any hesitation. The other 2 or 3 question depends on you. Try to answer those questions carefully. I hope it would not be very difficult for you.

All Done!!! Hope you can pass the test with a great score and can bid a lot than previous. Try to complete other test according to your profile and skill. Then you will be able to increase your hourly rate.

Happy Earning………

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Connect Your Website with Facebook Fanpage

Now a day Facebook has become a great source of increasing traffic of your blog. That's why most of the blogger open a facebook fanpage to drag users from facebook. But, the fact is, most of us don’t know the procedure of how to connect this fanpage with his/her website. Today I am going to tell you about this.

Connecting website with facebook fanpage means whenever a blogger publish a new post in his/her blog, the post will automatically publish in the wall of that facebook fanpage. This can be done with a simple facebook application called “RSS Graffiti”. Just follow these steps to connect your website with facebook fanpage:

1.Go to your fanpage and click on the “Edit info” button.

2. Then click on the “Your Settings” option. (Click on the images for a large view)

3.Tick mark on the “Posting Preferences” option (If there is no tick mark) and then click on the “Save Changes” Button.

4.Now go to this link: RSS Graffiti and Like this page.

5.Click on the “Go to App” button.

6.Click on “Click HERE to authorize RSS Graffiti” button.

7.Click “Allow” and authorize your profile.

8.Now on the left side of the screen you will see the name of all the facebook fanpage you administer.

9.Click on the fanpage button you want to connect with your website.

10. Click on “Click to authorize button”.

11. Click on “Allow” and authorize your fanpage.

10. Click on “+Add feed”

11. Now insert the URL of your site on the following options: “Feed URL” & “Source URL”.

12.Insert the name of your site on the “Source Name” option.

13. Click on the “Schedule button” and determine your update frequency (How many times RSS should visit your site)

14. Click on the save button.

All Done! Now your fanpage is connected with your website and Your fanpage will be updated automatically via RSS Graffitti.

Happy Blogging!!!

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Popular Wordpress Tutorials: Part 3

In the first part I gave you the link of some tutorials related to Wordpress Basics, Plugins and The Backends and In the second part I gave you the link of some tutorials related to Wordpress Theme. Today, I am going to give you some other useful tutorial related to wordpress.

- Embedding WordPress into OS Commerce

OS Commerce is a popular open source ecommerce shopping script that many web developers use to sell goods. Here’s a tutorial on how to embed a WordPress blog into an OS Commerce installation.

- Creating An Automatic Sitemap

Sitemaps help users navigate the site, as well as allow search engines to have quick access to all of your blog’s pages. Here’s a tutorial on how to create an automatic sitemap for your WordPress installation.

- Build a Dynamic Design Portfolio

A terrific guide on how to utilize the query_posts tag to create a design portfolio with WordPress.

- Create a User Contributed Link Feed w/ WordPress Comments

If you’re wanting to add a Nettuts+ style link feed, Collis has an excellent tutorial on how to utilize WordPress comments to create the feed.

- A WordPress-Powered Membership Directory

WPDesigner shows us how to create a membership directory using a standard installation of WordPressand some customization.

- Remove Categories in the WordPress Loop

Sometimes excluding certain posts in categories from showing in the WordPress loop is important. Here’s a quick tutorial with sample code on how to exclude certain categories in your templates.

- Add a Twitter Field to your Form

How to install the twitip-id plugin to include a field for commenters to leave their Twitter ID.

- Enabling HTTPS for WordPress.com Blogs Screencast

The WordPress team has put together a how-to video on enabling HTTPS on WordPress.com blogs.

- How to Add Photo Captions

Good photo captions aren’t that something that WordPress themes usually come with out of the box. This screencast shows how to correctly add photo captions into your posts.

- Make a Random Post Button

Adding a random post button is only a SQL query and PHP snippet away.

- RSS-Only Posts

This tutorial shows you how to create posts that only appear in RSS feeds, in hopes to improve RSS subscriber counts.

- WordPress SEO

Yaost has a lengthy tutorial on how to squeeze the most SEO out of your WordPress blog.

- Learn How to Make Your Blog Accessible

Most blogs don’t conform to WAI/WCAG standards in terms of accessibility. Learn how to meet these standards with Bruce Lawson’s accessibility hacks.

- Definitive Guide to Semantic Web Markup for Blogs

Although not strictly a WordPress tutorial, Chris Pearson’s guide to semantic web markup for blogs is a must-read for anyone wanting to maximize their results in search engines.

- Digg-proof Your WordPress

Learn how to configure MySQL, Apache and other things to keep your site humming when it lands on the front page of Digg.

Hope these will help you to build up your blog with wordpress.

Happy Blogging!

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Popular Wordpress Tutorials: Part 2

In the first part I gave you the link of some tutorials related to Wordpress Basics, Plugins and The Backends. In this part I will give you the link of some tutorials related to Wordpress Theme.

Theme Tutorials

- How to Create a WordPress Theme from Scratch

Nettuts+ author Sam Parkinson gives a thorough overview of how to make your own custom theme from scratch, complete with source code.

- So You Want to Create WordPress Themes, Huh?

A lengthy and thorough series of tutorials covering nearly every aspect of WordPress theme development. A must-read for beginners.

- WordPress for Designers: Video Series

Drew Douglass will teach us, using easy to understand screencasts, exactly how to design for WordPress.

- WordPress Theme Hacks

A collection of simple WordPress hacks that you’ll find yourself reusing all the time when working with themes.

- Designing for WordPress Screencast

CSSTricks has an excellent 3-step screencast that starts with the basics of solid theme design (step 2 andstep 3).

- Turning a Web Template Into a WordPress Theme

Instead of using one of the many standard WordPress themes, you could convert a web template into a WordPress theme with this video tutorial.

- WordPress CSS Guides

A slightly-dated but still useful guide on how to alter the CSS on default themes to create your own personalized theme.

- How to Create a WordPress Theme in 5 Minutes

Bothack has a quick-n-dirty rundown on how to create your own WordPress theme in 5 minutes.

- Mastering WordPress Theme Hacks and Techniques

Nuope has a 4-part series on Mastering CSS, one of which is how to master WordPress theme hacks.

- Blog Posts in Different Columns

If you’re wanting a little more advanced look and feel to your blog, try setting the posts to display in different columns.

- Adding Tabs to Your Theme’s Sidebar

Here’s a quick hack that adds tabs to your sidebar using Yahoo! Tab View.

- Category Styling

This tutorial shows how to add messages in the theme for posts in a certain category using CSS.

- Multiple Page Layouts in a Single Template

If you’re looking for a more diversified template for sub-pages in a template, check out this quick tutorial for mutiple page layouts in a single template.

- Rounded Corner Tab Menus

Rubique has a quick tutorial on how to use CSS to make rounded corners for your WordPress menus.

- Dynamic Classes or ID’s

Elliot Jay Stocks as a useful tutorial on how to apply a dynamic body class or ID to your templates, for styling purposes.

- Formatting Images for Feed Readers

How to make sure your images are looking good in many of your blog follower’s favorite medium: the feed reader.

- How to Highlight Author Comments in WordPress

Google blogger Matt Cutts offers some advice on how to style your author comments differently than the rest of the reader comments.

- Customizing Widgets Using CSS

Widgets are a great way to quickly add information to your layout (namely the sidebar). Here’s a tutorial onhow to style the widgets using CSS.

- Using Sliding Doors with WordPress Navigation

The Sliding Doors technique is a great way to utilize CSS and background images to make tabbed navigation. WPHacks shows us how to utilize Sliding Doors to enhance WordPress navigation.

- WordPress Categories in a Horizontal Drop-down Menu

How to use CSS and Javascript to make a horizontal drop-down menubar.

- Separate Comments from Trackbacks

It’s a good idea to separate trackbacks from your comments.

- Creating a Widget Ready Footer

There’s a trend for blogs to have footers that feature columns of extra information. Learn how to create awidget-ready WordPress footer.

- Make a Featured Post Carousel

Many blogs use a featured post carousel to show recent posts or flagship content. Learn how to create this nifty feature with Nettuts+ author James Lao.

- How to Lay Text Over Images

Add a little flair to your blog and add some text to your flagship images by only using WordPress custom fields.

- The Date/Image Hack

Interesting tutorial on how to combine a combination of images, CSS and WordPress hooks in order to graphically display the date of the published post.

- Dynamic Sticky Pages

Learn how to dynamically make posts stay on top longer in category and archive listings using multiple loops.

Thats' All for today.

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Popular Wordpress Tutorials: Part 1

Now a days Wordpress has become very popular for website developing. Most website developers are now using wordpress because with wordpress you can build any sort of website easily. That's why today I am going to give you link of the top 50 wordpress tutorial through which you will be able to learn about different sides of wordpress. 

WordPress Basics

- Unraveling the Secrets of the comments.php File

Nettuts+ author Gilles Maes has written an in-depth overview of the comments.php file and how to make the most of the template.

- How to Become a WordPress Developer

iThemes has a tutorial on how to become a WordPress developer. The article covers development tools, best plugins, suggestions for getting clients, and more.

- Multiple WordPress Installations Using a Single Database

Streamline your WordPress set-up by installing multiple instances of WordPress on the same database.

Plugins

- Your First WP Plugin

Mark Jaquith has a short-and-sweet screencast on how to create your first WordPress plugin in under 5 minutes.

- How to Write a Simple WordPress Plugin

A step-by-step guide to a simple and fun WordPress plugin.

- Screencast on Writing a WordPress Plugins

If you’re rather see a visual demonstration of how to write a WordPress plugin, look no further than theWeblog Tools Collection screencast.

The Backend

- Custom Write Panels in the WordPress Backend

Design blog WeFunction shows us how to create extra write panels for adding extra bits to the “Write” page of the admin area.

- WordPress as a CMS

WordPress isn’t just a blogging tool, it can also be a CMS with the help of some plugins and theme retooling.

- Exporting WordPress Data

Learn how to import and export your WordPress posts and comments with this handy screencast.

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Add Ajax Recommended Post Slide out Widget in Blogger

“Keep your visitors stick up with your blog” This is what every blogger wants to do. Today I am going to tell you about a widget of which might do the trick for you. 

"The Recommended Post slide Out Widget" does just that. It’s like inviting your reader to read a new post once he has read one of your blog entries. You may see a demo in this site. Such go below this post.

Demo of the Slide Out

Scroll down to the bottom of the post and you should see the Recommended Slide Out.

Add the Recommended Post Slide out Widget

To add the widget to your blog, you can use this one click installer.

Customizing the Recommended Slide out

1. End Of Post marker – The slide comes out when the user scrolls down to a particular point in your Blog.(the bottom of the page by default) To mark this point, you can add an HTML element there. The element should have the id bpslidein_place_holder

e.g.: <div id='bpslidein_place_holder'></div> would do the job. The best place to add this marker would be at the end of the post. If you want to do it easily, you can add this to your Blogger Template.

In your template Find,(You will have to expand the Widget Templates)

<div class='post-footer-line post-footer-line-1'>

or

<p class='post-footer-line post-footer-line-1'>

or

<data:post.body/>

Immediately below any of these, add the following snippet and save our template

<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == "item"'>
<div style='display:none' id='bpslidein_place_holder'></div>
</b:if>

All done! Now when the reader scrolls down to this div, the slide will open up.

Happy Blogging!!!

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Add a Related Post widget after every post in Blogger

It is very important to keep your visitors stick with your blog as long as possible. The related post option is such a way to keep your visitors busy.

The related posts widget will show a new related posts section below your post.The related posts widget fetches the related posts from those posts having the same label as the current post.

To apply the related posts widget you will have to follow these simple steps.

1. Go to Layout >Edit HTML in your Blogger Dashboard.
2. Back up your existing Template before making any changes!
3. Make sure to check the "Expand Widget Templates" box.
4. Search for the </head> tag.
5. Add the following code just before the </head> tag.

<style> #related-posts { float : left; width : 540px; margin-top:20px; margin-left : 5px; margin-bottom:20px; font : 11px Verdana; margin-bottom:10px; } #related-posts .widget { list-style-type : none; margin : 5px 0 5px 0; padding : 0; } #related-posts .widget h2, #related-posts h2 { font-size : 20px; font-weight : normal; margin : 5px 7px 0; padding : 0 0 5px; } #related-posts a { text-decoration : none; } #related-posts a:hover { text-decoration : none; } #related-posts ul { border : medium none; margin : 10px; padding : 0; } #related-posts ul li { display : block; background : url("https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg74TpRsAXqPp2n1W0T36koNR40WBGjV-sW7_3OmJodlrCYUEKu0eklM_6YsBpEgccxK5wkyGnDAxgQJMUhVR822TvySD1Fy8tCoc37k__KiFRsKmbxxgpbqoCLyUhyphenhyphenKaHHUBLQlCm3m10/") no-repeat 0 0; margin : 0; padding-top : 0; padding-right : 0; padding-bottom : 1px; padding-left : 21px; margin-bottom : 5px; line-height : 2em; border-bottom:1px dotted #cccccc; } </style> <script src='http://theblogtemplates.com/scripts/Related_posts_hack.js' type='text/javascript'/>

6. Now search for <data:post.body/>. In some of the templates this code may look like this
   <div class='post-body>
   or
   <data:post.body/>
7. Add the following code just beneath the code you just searched for.
   

   <b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == "item"'>
   <div id="related-posts">
   <font face='Arial' size='3'><b>Related Posts : </b></font><font color='#FFFFFF'><b:loop values='data:post.labels' var='label'><data:label.name/><b:if cond='data:label.isLast != &quot;true&quot;'>,</b:if><b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == &quot;item&quot;'>
   <script expr:src='&quot;/feeds/posts/default/-/&quot; + data:label.name + &quot;?alt=json-in-script&amp;callback=related_results_labels&amp;max-results=5&quot;' type='text/javascript'/></b:if></b:loop> </font>
   <script type='text/javascript'> removeRelatedDuplicates(); printRelatedLabels();
   </script>
   </div></b:if>

8. Now Save your Template.

All done! I think now you should have a related posts widget on your blog.

***The codes are well commented .So this can be easily removed whenever you want..

Note: If you want to display the Related Posts on every page, then remove the 4 lines of code starting with <!--Remove-->

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