Adsense publishers from the Philippines can now pick their adsense earning up through the Western Union Quick Cash. Most of the Philippine-based bloggers consider this as the safest way of collecting adsense earning because they will directly receive the money via the Western Union.
Well, that’s the safest way if no one will rob you as [...]

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Eli of the Everything-eli asked me this via email:
Good pm kuya Sel… Thanks for sharing tips sa blogging, really appreciated… May question lang ako..simpleng simple pero di ko mapagtuunan ng pansin.. how do you place the rectangle adsense sa post na naka wrap yung text? I’m planning to use that sa bidvertiser.. (since forever banned [...]

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Wide Google adsense ads tend to perform well at this blog, based on the experiments I did last 2006. That’s the reason why this blog displays 300×250 Medium rectangle ads within the post of our blog, as shown on the image below. This fact is even seconded by Google Adsense Help Center which says:
… The [...]

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Just recently, PayPal emailed me this:
Dear Sustines Laplana,
New Withdrawal & Receiving features are now available!
Withdraw Funds to Your Debit or Credit Card. We’re pleased to announce the launch of a new withdrawal feature, allowing you to transfer funds from your PayPal account to your Visa branded debit card or credit card. Learn how to get [...]

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Last October 3, 2007, Google announced the offering of the new payment method to Adsense publishers in countries like: Argentina, Chile, China (Mainland), Colombia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Peru, the Philippines, and Romania. And this new payment method is the use of Western Union Quick Cash in which Adsense publishers, especially those who are Filipinos residing in [...]

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In my post, “Should You Afraid of Having High Traffic Blog?“, I mentioned that I got $400+ blog-earning from Adsense alone. The amount is not really big compared to what John Chow earned when he was still publishing Adsense ads at his blog.
However, I was planning to follow what John Chow did with the adsense [...]

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Every professional bloggers really aim to have thousands (if not millions) of visitors who flock into their blogs because, the larger number of traffic your blog has means bigger income. However, this goal sometimes is tested or hindered by hosting problems.
The Webhosts
As we all know, there are two types of webhosts that exist today:

Reseller Webhost [...]

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“I wish I never upgraded my Wordpress to the newest version, the Wordpress 2.3.” That’s what I said after upgrading my Wordpress engine.
Upgrading immediately your Wordpress software to the latest version is really the best thing to do especially if tons of security bugs are corrected with that latest version. However, upgrading your Wordpress to [...]

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I know that you’re wondering why my hosting account is eating up much bandwidth when in fact my blog is only catering 2,000 to 3,000 visitors per day. In my post, “Should You Afraid of Having High Traffic Blog?“, some of you dropped your comments which trigger me to write this post:
azrin: Hmmn. Reminds [...]

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My FeedBurner stats looks so amazing. And I am glad that my posts about it (Feed Subscriber Marks 500, Feed Subscribers Now 700+) inspire others to work hard to gain more feed subscribers of their blogs.
In relation to this, a visitor email me:
SELaplana,
… I noticed that you’re now taking time and efforts on gaining [...]

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