Some Tricks and tips on google plus

• You can click on profile pictures to rotate through them.

• In the stream, you can click ‘j’ to navigate down to the next item or ‘k’ to navigate up.

• If you’re sharing a post with a small circle of people, you can prevent re sharing. Click the arrow at the top-right of the post and choose “Disable re share.”

• If you’re looking for more fun things in your stream, the “Incoming” stream is stuff from people who are sharing with you, but who you haven’t added to a circle.

• To add formatting to your text, use the simple trick below. (*)bold(*): Add * before and after the message.
(_)italics(_): Add _ before and after the message. (-)strike-through(-): Add – before and after the message.
Google introduce some Good tricks through google Plus, Here are some of them:

• Add a + or @ signal to mention someone specifically in a post

• Share your post with Public or Circle/Circles only. You can even share a post with an individual by typing their name or email address

• Click on the Timestamp to get the permalink (web URL) of any post

• You can edit the uploaded photos by selecting ‘Action’ and ‘Edit Photo’

• Resize the Chat Box by dragging its corner or sides

• You can mute posts by selecting ‘Mute this post’ from ‘Options Menu’ on right side of the post

• You can also do – ‘Link to this Post’, ‘Report Abuse’, ‘Block this Person’ – from ‘Options Menu’

• You can do – Edit it, Delete it, Disable comment or Disable Re sharing a post – for your posts

• Share a post or check notifications on Google+ directly from within Gmail account without opening a separate webpage for Google+.

• Unlike Facebook, you can change your Profile appearance to specific person – Input your friends username, select Edit profile, make the alterations to your profile only for that friend
We Will Come More Tricks and Tips for Google, So Keep in Touch

Google's new social networking site, Google+, launched to much fanfare last week. The new service, currently in invite-only stage, has created a buzz with its novel sharing and group video chat features.

The social network is Google's attempt to change the quasi-monopoly Facebook has enjoyed in the social media space for the past five years. But Google+ will also have far-reaching implications for search. And while some of the details of how Google + will ultimately affect search remain unclear, here are the key areas to watch below.

Search Results

Google suspended its Realtime Search on July 4. The search feature, which displayed Twitter feeds in real time, was turned off by Google because its contract with Twitter had expired. It is clear however, that the contract was not renewed because Google plans on including their own Google+ live feed into their searches, rather than Twitter's. So while the details remain murky, you should anticipate some iteration of Google +'s live feed displayed alongside search results in the near future.

Brand pages

Google has said that their social network is not ready to support brand pages or profiles yet. Obviously, if it wants a chance to compete with the likes of Facebook, the company will have to offer brands a compelling profile or page to communicate with their followers. What kind of platform Google+ intends to offer brands is yet to seen.


URLs

Unlike Facebook, you can't yet claim your URL within Google+. This may be connected to the fact that the company hasn't rolled out brand pages yet, but either way, you'll have to wait until you can start printing your Google+ URL on your business cards.

Sparks Rankings

Sparks is Google+'s personalized content aggregator. Users can pick themes (such as cooking or cycle-cross, for example), and have content streamed to their profiles.

The SEO community is abuzz trying to decipher how, exactly, one would increase their chances of getting their content into Sparks. Some have speculated that the process is akin to getting on top of Google News pages. Barry Schwartz of seroundtable.com posted a reply from a Google exec saying that Sparks is "still very much in flux and being further expanded and tuned." Therefore, the SEO community continues to wait.

Posts

Google indexes public posts from Google+, maknig them available in search results, both when you are logged in and logged out of Google+. Private posts do not currently show up in Google search. Google+ also indexes all comments made on public posts, which will undeniably hold substantial SEO weight.

Overall, Google+ has a lot of sharing to do about how, exactly, it intends to rank content.

If there is one main takeaway of the implications Google+ has on SEO however, it is that real users, not keyword-and-link-seeking robots, will increasingly rank and share content. A recent study highlighted the fact that Facebook usage is actually usurping time spent on the search-based internet. Without a doubt, Google+, with its built-in content aggregators through Sparks, will take us one step further to understanding the Internet not as centered around content, but around relationships.

Google Fonts Demo

Choosing a Font Style and Embedding the Font

1. Go To Google Font Previewer
2. Choose Your selected font style and then copy the first line of code as shown below,

  This line will look similar to the one below,

<link  href=http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Aclonica:regular 

rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" >

You will have to add a back slash "/" at the end of the above link like this,

<link  href=http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Aclonica:regular 

rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

3.  Go To Blogger > Design > Edit HTML 

  4.    Backup your template

  5.    Search For </head> and just above it paste the code you copied from Font previewer like this,

<link  href=http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Aclonica:regular 

rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

</head>

6.  Save your template and follow the next part of the tutorial.

After you have embedded the font in your templates, you will have to apply the effects to selected areas of your blog like Header Title, Post title and Sidebar. To do that follow the steps below,

How To Style Post Titles in Blogger?

1. Go To Blogger > Design > Edit HTML
2. Backup your template
3. Search For the following code in blue,

.Post h3 {

....

...

....               }

    4. Inside the above code you will find this line or a similar one,

.Post h3 {

....

font-family: arial, verdana;

....               }

    5. Simply replace it with the Second Line which you can get from the font previewer



Like this,

.Post h3 {

....

font-family: 'Aclonica', serif;

....               }

   6.  Hit Save and you are done!

   7. Preview your blog to see your Post titles appearing beautifully!

How To Style Sidebar Titles in Blogger?

All steps are same as we discussed for post titles. Here instead of searching for .post h3, search for,

.Sidebar h2{

....

...

....               }

and replace the font-family with your Second Line of Code like this,

.Sidebar h2 {

....

font-family: 'Aclonica', serif;

....               }

Save your template to see the effect.



Ps: Since the CSS coding for each template may differ so feel free to ask me for any help if needed. Have Fun!

It is no wonder that web technology has developed tremendously over the recent years. Fonts that were once stored in user’s computers are now embedded in templates. Few years back you could use only those fonts in your templates which were available on major operating systems and in order to view those stylish fonts on your websites, the user should already had fonts installed on their PCs. Today you can use any font you like for your designing purposes and the reader doesn’t need having those fonts installed on his PC. Thanks to Google Fonts API you can now embed any font you like in your templates out of the popular fonts available at Google Font Directory.

Google AdSense is definitely at the top of the stack, if you want to make money online and is the leader in online advertising. But for some people to get approved for this program is difficult. Or perhaps some publishers have had the misfortune to be banned Google Adsense due to some reason.










This message can come to your rescue, because it offers the best of the many advertising opportunities on the Internet. I have listed some of the best advertising opportunities that you can use, although these are only suggestions.

Bidvertiser.com: He is a professional network of contextual advertising. It is very similar to Google AdSense. One thing I liked most about it is, Bidvertiser displays high paying ads first, then the rest. allows you to generate good revenue.

Adbrite.com: You can set your advertising prices on a weekly, monthly, etc. With a variety of ad formats you can choose one of the formats to suit the design of your blog.

Chitika.com: It 's a CPC ad network. All publishers, Chitika is an easy to use the platform to get daily ad revenue. They also allow you to add advertising to the RSS feed. Customize your PayPal payment and the right mix of advertising Chitka operates one of the best Adsense alternatives.

Yahoo Publisher Network: Yahoo is currently playing and trying to catch Google released its own ad hoc service. This promises to be an excellent alternative to Google Adsense, but the reality is likely to be a mere copy of the same restrictive conditions as Google, including the minimum $ 100 per payment. Although I have never used YPN, but if you look at all the major Internet brand and has gained a certain reputation.

Kontera.com: It is a leading provider of in-text advertising for your website, providing state of the art content-targeted ads. pay by Kontera advertising solutions on top. There are over 140 million unique users per month on the Kontera network. TWC using Kontera for its advertisements in the text.

Infolinks.com: There is another line of text ads in the programs with PayPal payment option, free MasterCard Pioneer, relevant text ads online is the best option to choose from. Kontera blog for some can do well, but for some Infolinks can do well, so it's only a matter of choice what you choose and a matter of luck if it proves to be an opportunity for you.

BuySellAds.com: This is the best and well-paid advertising, you can choose instead of Google Adsense. It works on tender offers advertisers for advertising space on your blog. Here you choose the price for each banner that you place so you can get a good chance of winning a prize from here. To obtain a permit to BuySellAds, your site has a decent traffic. For me, the BSA works like a charm, and helped me to maximize my income.

Clicksor.com: Provides the ability for webmasters to earn extra income simply by highlighting the selection of clickable text (inline text links), and display targeted ads targeted to different sizes of banners on their websites or blogs.

TribalFusion.com: This is another ad network paying. But they require that the site must have a minimum of 500,000 unique visitors per month, after which it is out of reach for most bloggers.

LakeQuincy.com: Lake Quincy Media is the developer of a network of content sites include more than one hundred and ninety Microsoft technology-focused sites. This is a project in code project is one of the largest development community in the world, consisting of professional developers, development managers and architects are seven million registered users and growing! There are different advertising options to suit your advertising needs. Banners, newsletters, dog-ears, eblasts and more!

If you feel you need to explore more opportunities, yes, you can always go further and explore other ways to earn money from your blog. This list contains more than 180 adsense alternative sources which contains everything from CPM, CPA, CPL, CPC, procurement networks, contextual advertising programs and affiliate networks.

To me, these 10 are the best ways to earn money from AdSense on your site! But I'd love to hear your experience and what you have to say.

Google announced they are changing the “i” link found in the Google AdSense ads to “AdChoices.”
The change is to comply with the online advertising industry’s Self-Regulatory Program for Online Behavioral Advertising. It will allow Google “to more proactively give users notice and choice about the ads they see.” Google explained:

Just like before, users who click on the “AdChoices” label will be taken to a page where they can learn more about online advertising and the ads they’ve just seen. This page will also provide a link to the Ads Preferences Manager, where users can control the types of interest-based ads they see. Our tests of this new icon and label showed that they should not have any effect on ad performance. We think this rollout will help users better understand the ads they’re seeing, and we look forward to seeing widespread adoption of this label throughout the industry.

This is nothing really new, except the label change. Google has allowed users to report bad ads via that link since 2005.

Here are some pictures:

“i” not expanded:



“i” expanded:





New “AdChoices”:

 

Old Way in 2005:

  

How to build a successful Google Adsense income blog? Google Adsense is still the #1 revenue sharing network that many bloggers can earn a living with. There are no other best alternatives to Google Adsense in the PPC industry. That is why most of big bloggers like Quick Online Tips are still placing adsense on this blog.

However, not many publishers can earn much from Google Adsense even though they are good at marketing or SEO. Where are the main reasons? Yes, there are many factors that affect your adsense earnings that you might have missed.

Here are some key factors that can help you build a successful adsense income blog:

1. Targeted Traffic 

Yes, traffic does matter and you will have to drive a huge amount of traffic to your sites in order to make Google AdSense worth your time and effort. There are many ways to drive traffic to your blog in order to increase your adsense earning. Commenting or guest blogging is also a great way to get your blog much exposed to the public. You should do this on regular basis to maintain high volume of traffic.
 
If you are good at SEO or keywords analysis, you know what to do to drive more organic traffic to your blogs. But, you should keep an eye on the top trending keywords or at least high paying keywords. You can use Google Keywords Tool to see how much a keyword is bid by advertisers.

Another thing you should consider is to create as many sites on different topics as you can. They should not be autoblogs but real sites with efforts. Several sites are always better than one site.
 
2. High paying niches
  
The highest paying niche is also another factor for AdSense success. If all of your sites focus on low paying keywords, your income is very low. You should think about other sources of income like affiliate marketing.

With only 5 cents per click and 200 clicks per month, can you live on? I do not think so. That is why you need to think about highest paying niches that have higher bid from advertisers. You can easily do this by using Google Keywords Tool to research.
 
3. Right Ad units placement 

Many bloggers would like to save space for other things and move Adsense ads down to the bottom of the page or somewhere that is hard to draw attention of readers. It is a big mistake as no one can click on your ads if they do not see it.

However, placing too many ads on a page that cannot get your contents distinguished, can lead to invalid clicks and your account is in danger of termination too. Therefore, be creative in placing your Adsense ads in appropriate ways.

4. Fresh content 

Do not write about what people have mentioned many times. If your blog ranking is low, duplication of topic or content will not help you rank higher in SERPs.

So, choosing a new and fresh content to write about is a smart approach. This will help your content stand out in the crowded niche.
 
5. Your invested time

If you are thinking about something like autoblogs or autopilot models, my advice is that you should quit making money online with Adsense this way. Your account can sooner or later be disabled for duplicate contents.

The most important success factor for AdSense is how much time and effort you are willing to put into it. The less time you put into it, the less success you will have. The more you put into it, the more success you have!.

6. Using Adsense Multiple Palettes 
 
If your readers are returning ones and Adsense ads are too familiar with them, try to refresh their mind by using different ad units or choosing the multiple colour palettes.

Your adsense ads will change whenever readers open new posts or refresh the pages. The ads new colour will draw more attention from readers too. And, your Adsense ads will likely get more clicks.
 
7. Listen to Google suggestions

Google usually shares great tips with its publisher either on its blog or forum. You should pay attention to their advice to optimize your Adsense revenue. There are many great tips shared recently and many bloggers reported that they have improved their earnings from Google’s suggestions. Why not you?

If you are serious about making money online with Google Adsense, you should work hard and pay attention to 7 key factors that can help you build a successful Adsense income blog.
 
 

Google Talk keyboard shortcuts and tricks
* Change the font size – While holding the control key, move the scroll wheel on your mouse either up or down. This trick works while being focused in either the read or write area.

* Insert line breaks - If you want to have a message that spans multiple paragraphs, just hold shift and hit enter. You can add as many new lines as you want to create.

* Bold Text – To write something bold, you can use an asterisk before and after the word, like *this* .

* Italic Text – To use italics, use an underscore before an after the word, like _this_ .

* Switch windows – Hitting tab will cycle through open windows. It will select minimized conversations, to expand them just hit enter. If you just want to cycle through IM’s and don’t care about the buddy list, control-tab will do that and will automatically expand a minimized conversation if you settle on one.

* Invitation Tips – You don’t need to say Yes or No when someone wants to add you as a friend; you can simply ignore it, the request will go away. (On the other hand, someone with whom you chat often will automatically turn to be your friend, unless you disable this in the options) 
Keyboard Shortcuts:

* Ctrl + F4 - It closes the current window.
* Alt + F4 - It closes the current window.
* Alt + Esc - It Minimize all the windows.
* Windows + Esc – Open Google Talk (if it’s minimized, or in the tray)
* F9 – Open Gmail to send an email to the current contact.
* F11 - It initiates a telephonic call with your friend.
* F12 - It cancels a telephonic call.
* Esc - It closes the current window.