Here's a thought that just come into my mind. It's about monetizing web pages with Google Adsense.The more and up-to-date content a website has that adds to user experience, the better the Google bot will like the site and the more frequent will be its visits.If you have a bit of Adsense on a content-rich and up-to-date website, Google might elevate the web pages displaying Google ads. That way Google will make more money, and advertisers will get more response. Advertising is Google's main sou

My Progress So FarI’ve set up an affiliate website based on amateur astronomy at space-science.org. As of this writing, there are 24 posts and 6 pages all to do with optical instruments for astronomers and plenty of astronomy content. All telescopes and binoculars have my affiliate links. That’s where I want to see commissions coming in.As the site is pretty young it currently has a website trust value of 20%. As the website matures and comments come in, I expect to see lots of visi

Here's how to appear to be an authority or expert in ANY niche.The first thing we have to do to be seen to be experts is to get an education. No one can become an authority or an expert in a field without knowing the niche subject.If we don't know much about a subject, we have to read lots of books and publications by various experts in our fields. We then study them all and watch as many YouTube videos about our niches as we can, taking loads of notes.Only by learning from 'other' experts can

As you know, we authors at WA can use the online writing tool called 'Grammarly' to help us get our posts and web pages written as best as we can.It is a desktop browser extension plug-in and is activated by signing-up with an email address.There is nothing worse for visitors to our web pages than to find basic spelling, grammatical errors and inconsistencies all over the place.The Grammarly editor comes as a free or paid version. The former lacks certain features that can only be used in the l

I've just received an email from the chaps at 'Yoast'. It's about Google switching from a 'desktop-focused' index to a 'mobile-focused' index.Up until now, Google has favoured 'desktop' versions of websites in its ranking algorithm rather than 'mobile' versions. This move puts mobile-friendly web pages up on top.This is not surprising because the number of mobile searches has now overtaken those on clunky desktop computers. I always use my smartphone to search the web these days, and so do a co