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Guest posting on popular blogs is a great way to get new readers, sales, and subscribers. The best part is that guest posting can get you the same amount of publicity as a paid review, but this website marketing strategy doesn’t cost you a dime. With a little bit of time spent planning and writing a guest post, you can introduce yourself to hundreds of niche-related readers, as well as build a backlink that will help you rank better in the search engines.

I would like to personally welcome everyone who has visited my blog for the first time due to Mashable featuring a few of my easter eggs on their Mashable Easter Egg Wrap-Up post.

If you are one of the 150,000 daily readers of Mashable, I want to personally introduce myself. My name is Collin LaHay and I am an 18 year old internet marketer who makes my entire income on the internet.  My blog is about teaching everyone how to better market their blogs/websites, how to build links to raise your search engine rankings, and how to effectively make money from your blogs/websites.  If that sounds like something you are interested in, I recommend subscribing to my RSS feed.

Everyone is familiar with search engine optimization (SEO), but I have just stumbled across some people who (accidentally) have optimized their videos to be heavily promoted. Have you ever considered making an advertisement/commercial video and submitting it to the video sites? Sure, everyone has. The problem is getting people to see it.

Well, have you considered registering a username for a typo of the site you are submitting to? Just looking at popular typos of youtube (such as youtub). — People’s videos have received literally MILLIONS of views. Imagine if instead of their stupid video it was a 5 second video advertisement… you would see a nice burst of traffic and sales!

Update: This is an old post. To see the most recent advertising bargains, please visit the Advertise page.

I have lowered my advertising rates by a long shot, so if you were ever considering advertising on my blog, now would be the time to do it.
125×125 Button Sponsorship - $15/m ($10 now)
Unlike when I was using Adtoll, these $10 buttons will be permanent and will not be in rotation with any other advertisers.

468×60 Banner Sponsorship - $50/m
The banner at the top of the site (next to the logo) is available for less than $2 per day.

It has been awhile since my last Adtoll Update, but I thought I would write this post for the people who are very interested in trying it, but are still waiting for that last clincher. Well, as of today Adtoll is giving every new customer a free $20 in advertising credit.

Just what can $20 get you? A lot more than you would actually think… Sign up to Adtoll today and you can spend your $20 to advertise on my blog completely free. You can get your 125×125 advertisement for THREE MONTHS completely free, and an entire month of my premium banner spot at the top! If you were considering trying out different ways to monetize your blog, now would be the time.

In my previous post where I introduced Adtoll and showed you how you could use it to make money blogging, I had only just touched the tip of the iceberg. Today’s post is dedicated to showing you many tips that I found out while monetizing my blog with Adtoll.

A few years ago the giant forum we know today as Digitalpoint developed a mass link exchange program called the DP Co-op Advertising Network (aff). After signing up, you then add 3-5 links on every one of your pages, and this earns you more linking power (coop weight). The more weight you have, the more links to your site you receive from other members in the coop. You can choose up to 15 anchor texts and there are over 30,000,000 available links in the network today. Sites have been using it to rank #1 for “Debt” “credit cards” “bankruptcy” and “loans.” Such a simple method is allowing them to outrank massive authority sites like Wikipedia, but the main concern is how long will this gravy train last and when will Google do something about it?

This Guest Post was submitted by Tracey Sands from Piggy Bank Pie Writing Services. Update from Collin: I am not a huge fan of ebooks but I do know that a lot of people still make a good amount of money from them so I approved this post.You’ve finished your first ebook. It’s a PDF, it has a cover and it’s been proofed. It’s sitting on your website waiting for someone to buy it… but no one has, what gives?