Search Engine Optimization District

Niche dating sites, ie dating sites with a tight focus, becoming more and popular. In Denmark alone, there are over 100 different dating sites and many of them are specifically targeted parts of the population. There are Farmer Dating for farmers, Elitedaters for highly educated, Thai Love Links for Thai dating and even Victoria Milan to marry.

So, all these specialized dating sites a sign that the large established dating sites are going down? No, the old dating sites are still very popular, so there is in fact probably more concerned that there are more customers and that it has … Continue Reading

I think that building sites on niches about various kind of problems is going to help your CTR. People looking for information related to their problem are usually much more desperate. My theory is based on a few sites of mine that has a exceptionally good CTR. One is about losing weight with cardio, other is about diabetes treatment. Both of these niches might be a problem for people.

It might be social problems, drug problems, health issues, computer errors etc. An ad will be more appealing if it claims to have a solution for whatever problem your visitor … Continue Reading

I have been using Kontera on some of my not very successful sites, just to see how good/bad the rates were. I’m disappointed. Surprised as well. Why are people still using it?

I’ve had Kontera installed on a site about the game Tibia for 2-3 months now..  revenue it gave equals a soda. The stats are following:
12,241 impressions, 208 clicks, $1.53, CTR 2%

I’m aware of how much it may differ between niches, but this is really, really bad.

What’s your experience with Kontera? Maybe you did better than I.

I have tried many web tools to find out whether a site is doFollow (follow) or not. After trying at least 5 such services I’ve come to the conclusion that there are no working tools that are free and simple. This tool does not find doFollow websites or something like that, it simply just tell you if the link is noFollow or doFollow. Simple, but very useful.
By installing and enabling this Firefox Plugin, all links will be highlighted in two different colors. Red markover, which represents a noFollow link, and then this beautiful blue markover, which obviously represents doFollow.

Download it … Continue Reading