One of the most popular and commonly used means of revenue generation online is Google Adsense. Its important to know how Adsense works and learn the best practices not only to maximize your earnings but to also keep your account from getting banned.

Adsense Team is holding a webinar for newly approved publishers to help them get their Adsense accounts off the ground successfully.

Few things you should expect from this Webinar

• Learn how to make the most of your AdSense account
• Get an opportunity to chat with some AdSense Specialists
• Get detailed insight into different account features

The Webinar is scheduled on May 22, at 5:00 p.m. IST and is limited to 500 participants. SO if you want to learn the tricks of the trade from the experts register NOW!

Users can register with the service and start uploading the documents and decide if they want to share the uploaded documents with other members of the site.

These documents can be downloaded, rated, reviewed and embedded on webpages by other members of the site.

DocStoc has now come up with new strategy (DocCash) to encourage its user base to upload more documents which now has monetary benefits for the users as well.

This will certainly help the service attract more content but it also invites unwanted spam in terms of copyright and low quality content and the fact that they have mentioned about removing copyright content and blocking the accounts which upload such content shows that the company is already taking measures to keep that from happening.

So, how do you make money by uploading your documents?

All you got to have is a Adsense account, if you don’t already have one, don’t worry DocStoc will help you create one easily. Once you are approved Adsense publisher, the ads you see around the documents you’ve uploaded will start earning you revenue every month.

The following image shows the Ad blocks DocStoc places around the documents, every time someone clicks on one of those ads, you get half the money DocStoc makes from it.

Watch the following Video which answers quite a few questions.. What Documents can I upload?, What If I Don’t have an Adsense Account?, etc.. also visit this page to know more about DocCash

So, if you are looking to make some money or looking for some useful and informational documents DocStoc is your answer!

Most often than not we come up with ideas but lack the motivation to execute them for whatever reasons but don’t forget these ideas might mean something to someone and they might be motivating enough to execute them and put it out there as a running website.

Britewire Media is one such site which pays you for your innovative and creative thinking. For every idea that you submit and is approved you get a check of $200.

It’s easy and simple all you got to do is decide if your idea is worth selling, if yes, simply submit it to britewiremedia.com and wait for them to get back to you.

The process of submitting the idea is not very complicated; it does not require you to submit exhaustive documentation. All you got to do is fill in a simple form and briefly write about your idea.

So, if you think you got an idea worth selling click here to submit it.

As the site puts it “It’s like fantasy sports for everything else.”

The site was founded in 2007 by Parker Barrile from Google and Mike Agnich from Zazzle who met in Stanford MBA program.

One thing you will notice on the site is that there are no ads on the site. So how does Predictify make money and how do the users make money from Predictify?

The site accepts something called Premium Questions where advertisers pay $1 for each prediction that particular question receives. Money made on the premium question is shared with predictors based on their accuracy level.

As a user every prediction you make that is closest to the outcome adds to the accuracy level and the bonus and payout to each user depends on the accuracy level of the user.

Another option of making up to $100 a week on Predictify is by posting a question. The question that gets the highest number of predictions in 7 days gets the winning amount. The winning amount is credited to the users account which can be withdrawn to a Paypal account or the users can request for a paper check. Minimum withdrawal amount is $20.

Here is what a typical question looks like:

Members at predictify can invite others to become a member at predictify and every time a referral makes money, you make 10% of it.

Site is based on a good concept, however, there are quite a few things a user has to understand and remember.

So, want to make some money? Click here to visit Predictify and let us know what you think.

Currently you can donate money to the following charity organizations

• Greenpeace
• UNO Flüchtlingshilfe
• World Vision

So how exactly do you make money on Floxter? Once you register with Floxter you can search through its database of tasks and start working on the one you are comfortable with. Once the task is accomplished with desired quality you will earn credits which can later be converted to $ by transferring your credits to PayPal account. So if you are registering with Floxter with the intention earning some extra cash then it is recommended that you register with the e-mail ID associated with existing PayPal account.

Example task:
I read the details on one of the tasks to get an Idea of what exactly is required to make money one Floxter. The task I read, required me to visit the Webpages, Sites, or links provided by Floxter check page quickly and report back to Floxter by selecting a pre-defined answer and suggesting if the Webpage, Site or the Link I just visited had a tutorial on it or not, or had just one step of tutorial, or multiple steps.

User earns $1 for every 84 responses and each response take and average of 42 seconds.

Overall the concept is really good for companies which want to get a survey, poll, feedback, etc.. done by spending a reasonable amount.

Video content has just started to pickup as we are seeing videos on lot of places other than YouTube. Few of us think its a fad but with cameras becoming cheaper & compact and Internet becoming lightning fast I think Video content is here to stay.

It’s been around for a while now but bloggers had no option of monetizing on their video content until recently. Google now offers several options for monetizing video content.

You can choose from the following available options and monetize your video content:

AdSense for video Beta:
Using this form of Adsense you can monetize on your existing Video content. This technology uses a from of overlay ads on the video. These are no different from any Adsense text ads but on video. Well, because its new and under beta it has certain requirements before you start using this format of advertising on your video content. Following is the list of requirements for eligibility…

• Use Flash player 7.0 or above
• Viewership primarily based in the United States, English language
• At least one million monthly video views

If you meet the criteria, click here to signup! Visit http://rootv.com to see this format of advertising in action.

AdSense video units:
This one works in reverse. You have text content, you this medium to show only Video ads relevant to your content instead of showing text based ads. Click here to read more about this ad format or click here to

YouTube Partner Program:
YouTube partner program is for YouTube users how regularly upload original videos to YouTube and have a huge viewer base. This program offers the copyright owners of the video to earn from their video content. You need to meet a certain criteria to be eligible for the program.

Who qualifies for partnership?

• You create original videos suitable for online streaming.
• You own the copyrights and distribution rights for all audio and video content that you upload — no exceptions.
• You regularly upload videos that are viewed by thousands of YouTube users.

If you meet the criteria, click here to signup!

I wrote an article two weeks ago which made it to the top of the search results for a high traffic keyword. I noticed about 3-4 scrapers having the same article and sometimes ranking over me, which honestly is not a pleasant sight for any blogger. Well I thought this will be taken care off by the search engine quickly, but I was wrong, the site still comes up on the search results with keywords and articles from blogosphere.

I know a LOT if not ALL about SPAM, and I can tell that the spam is getting smarter by the day which is not easy to catch and this certainly is not a good news for any search engine which is trying to fight spam and keep its search results SPAM free.

Following Video Discusses New SPAM Techniques: Speaker: Jake Abernethy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAO73M7NlHk

Following are Web Spam research papers published in 2007 which talks about the types and percentage of spam in different verticals and categories.

• Characterizing Web Spam Using Content and HTTP Session Analysis(Georgia Tech University)
• Improving Web Spam Classification using Rank-time Features(Microsoft)
• Exploring Linguistic Features for Web Spam Detection (Joint research by Japanese Institute of Information Technology, Polytechnic University and Pozna´n University of Technology)
• Improving Web Spam Classifiers Using Link Structure (Polytechnic University)

How can I be a ChaCha Search Guide? The only way you can be a ChaCha Search Guide is to get an invite by an existing (master) Guide. Click here to read more about Search Guides

This certainly is an interesting concept and growing fast, but is it good enough to beat the traditional search engines? Let’s wait and watch.

Break.com is not a new name in the video industry however it’s catching up with video enthusiast quite aggressively.  Break.com recently announced that it is willing to offer $400 for each video upload. That’s not all you can earn up to $2000 if it’s an animated movie. The sites offers more to its users who are serious about generating/creating orignal videos. Click here to see more payment options.

Sites such as Youtube.com or Google Videos do not share or pay anything for the user generated videos at the moment. People who are not only looking for popularity but also money are turning to sites like Break.com to earn some quick bucks.

Break.com is not the first site to offer a price for user-generated content; Revver.com is another video sharing site which offers a part of revenue generated by the advertisement on the video uploaded.

So next time you shoot a video, don’t forget someone is willing to pay good money for it!

A site called User/Submitter offers 50 cents for digging a set of 5 posts on digg.com. All you have to do is register at usersubmitter.com with your digg users ID and they will send you the list of post’s to be dug. What is this site getting by paying 50 cents for every digg set? That’s a logical question, let me answer that. Here is how exactly User/Submitter is able to pay its users, if you run a website which has articles on it, to drive traffic to the site you pay User/Submitter a base amount of $20 and $1 per each digg. Digg.com flashes your post on its front page only if the post has been dug at least 51 times within 24 hours. A post on the front page of the digg.com can drives 10,000 to 15,000 users to the site which roughly translates to $400-$500 Adsense dollars. So by paying $71 ( $20 base + $51 for each digg) getting a huge amount of traffic which eventually means hard cash is not a bad deal at all.

Digg.com needs to come up with another algorithm to stop people from exploiting its services. Are we ready for Web 2.0 as yet?