How To Fake Your FeedBurner Count And Get 2500 Subscribers Over Night

Huh? Now they‘re out faking FeedBurner stats? Oh no!

Yes. People are out inflating their FeedBurner count. Last time I showed you guys how people fake their AdSense earnings. This time it’s the number of readers blogs have. Everyday that goes by something new pops up. Someone always finds a way to cheat the system. Read more

How People Fake Their AdSense Earnings

People can fake their AdSense earnings?

Yup. That’s right. You read what you thought you read. To think all this time your favorite “guru” could have been tricking you all along. I’m not saying all these people are faking their AdSense earnings–no, but I bet a lot of them were, and a lot of them still are. The ones that “were” I can only imagine went with the saying “fake it till you make it” which is probably why they did what they did–fake their AdSense earnings.

I took a screen capture from one of the many white background, long sales copy websites claiming to make you a millionaire in no time.

Landing pages decorated with catchy, and sticky copy-write were usually flooded with “proof” that looked something like this:

The above is what most of us were impressed by at some point or another in our search for financial freedom by means of the Internet. Although plenty people did achieve such numbers not everyone can. A lot of people found ways around actually earning the money and came across a way to make it seem like they did, then used that as a badge of “proof” in order for potential consumers to trust them and purchase their “product”, in hopes of making their money in that manner–hence the “fake it till you make it” saying.

How can you be so sure they are fake?

Now this does not mean these are fake; they could or could not be. My point is I can show you how someone could easily manipulate what their AdSense earnings look like. And not just AdSense earnings, but any type of earnings be it: Commission Junction, PayPal accounts, Clickbank, Bank account balance–ANYTHING.

But referring to this picture in particular you can notice the clicks and CTR %’s are being blocked from view. I can make an educated guess on why these are fake AdSense earnings. That guess is: If you do the math, the clicks, and CTR % doesn’t add up mathematically with the earnings i.e., they’re fake.

note: AdSense terms of service requires this to be blocked from view, so there is just as good a chance they can be real earnings.

I didn’t write this post to encourage, or inspire someone to do such things. I actually frown upon those who need to lie to get where they are; such action would imply one could not be capable of doing it without lying, and that’s just lack of character in my opinion.

With that said, I will continue with this reminder: I am revealing this so my readers can avoid being fooled by scam artist who use the tactic I’m about to reveal. I highly suggest that no one go out and use this to their advantage; it is selfish, deceiving, and flat out wrong.

I can’t take it! What is it already?

It’s fairly a very simple process, and it’s probably why people abuse of it. To start off you can go to any website. You can use mine as a test dummy.

Go to your browser and clear it. Erase the URL in your browser.

Done? Good!

Now TYPE this code in your browser:

javascript:document.body.contentEditable=’true’; document.designMode=’on’; void 0

note: you should type it into your browser; not copy and paste.

Now hit enter. Voila! You’re done!

You can now go anywhere on my site, or whatever site you were on when you did this and select anything to edit . Go ahead . . . try it!

Scroll down to this post, highlight some text, and hit erase . . . what happened?

Feel like re-writing this post?

That real bad thing about this is not only does it work for manipulating AdSense earnings, it works for manipulating anything. You can pretty much change what someone said, take a screen capture, and make it look like a person wrote something they didn’t. It really is an evil trick. However, I must keep my readers informed to protect them from such evil; which is why I wrote this post.

Update: I was contacted by a couple readers that told me the code wasn’t working when they tried it in their browser, so I made a video showing you guys exactly how it’s done.

note: type the code exactly as is, and make sure there is a space after ‘true’ and then type the semi colon. After the semi colon goes another space right before the word “document”. After ‘on’ there is another space, and then goes a semi colon. After that semi colon there is another space right before the word “void”. After the word “void” there is one last space, then you type the number 0 and hit enter.

Hopefully this video cleared things up for the people it wasn’t working for. Remember to put the spaces where they belong, and everything should work fine.

How To Get .gov and .edu Backlinks

PageRank is the word of the day, and I want to show you guys a good way to increase it. Before I begin let me tell you a little bit about PageRank, what it is, and why you want yours to increase.
PageRank is Google’s stamp of importance which every site receives. PageRank is measured from numbers 1-10: 10 being the most important, and 1 being the least important. What you’re trying to aim for is a decent PageRank for your blog; the higher your PageRank, the more you benefit from it.

What increases my PageRank?

What increases PageRank is the sites that are linking to you; the higher their PageRank is the more weight they will pass on to your links. In this case, weight can stand for level of importance. The more links that point to your site, the higher your rank will go up. If the sites that are linking to your site have high ranks, then it will be even easier to get a high rank yourself.

e.g. 10 PR6 sites linking to you are worth way more then 500 PR1 sites linking to you.

What’s the .gov and .edu thing all about?

This brings me back to the weight thing. The same way they’re sites that end with “.com” or “.org”, they’re sites that end with “.gov”, and “.edu”. These “.gov” sites are related to the government, and the “.edu” sites are related to education; Google considers these sites to be of high importance, which is why they give off so much weight and have extremely high PageRank.

In a nutshell, getting several “.gov” and “.edu” backlinks will contribute to your PageRank tremendously, more then just a regular link, or PR6 link for that matter.

OK, OK, I get it. How can I get my hands on some?

The first thing you want to do is find these sites that end in “.gov”, and “.edu”.

The way you do this is by going to Google and typing in any of the following into the search box: inurl:.gov+inurl:blog, inurl:.gov+inurl:blog, inurl:.edu+inurl:forum, and inurl:.edu+inurl:forum.

When you type any of these into the search box in Google, the results will yield a lot of .gov and .edu sites (depending which code you typed in). Notice the codes are looking for blogs and forums that end with .gov and .edu; the reason for this is because you can comment, and place links on forums and blogs–allowing you to link back to your site.

What if they don’t follow?

Well that’s OK. For those who don’t know, follow, in this case means allow links to be indexed by search engine spiders. If a site doesn’t follow then there is pretty much nothing you can do about it. But there is a solution to all of this, and it’s called: Search Status

What’s that?

It’s a FireFox add-on that includes a feature which you can opt to see no-follow links highlighted. This way when you go to a site, you’ll immediately know if they follow, or don’t follow. Click on the link above to download it.

This should help you avoid commenting on sites that will give back no SEO juice. Saving you a lot of time. Seriously, you should definitely take the time out to search for these sites, and leave comments linking back to your site; it will improve your PageRank in due time, and can make your site more valuable if you plan on selling it one day.

If you want to learn more about PageRank and ways on how to increase it, you might want to check out these posts: Importance of backlinks and How to get a PR6 backlink

How To Get Banned From Google AdSense

We all know of the AdSense PPC network and how it’s favored over plenty of other networks by beginners in the world of making money online. Almost every beginner wants to monetize their website with Google AdSense. Seriously.

What’s the problem?

Well the problem is since they’re beginners chances are they are also anxious. If they’re anxious, then chances are they aren’t going to bother reading the Google AdSense TOS (terms of service). This is where the problems begin.

The problem is you can’t, well you can, but you shouldn’t use the service of any company without first looking at their terms of service.

Why not?

Well because you will probably violate one of their terms, and they will end up banning you.

How can I avoid this?

Simple. To avoid being banned from Google AdSense I’ve compiled a list of things you cannot do. If you don’t follow these common mistakes people make, then chances are you won’t be banned from Google AdSense.

Here goes . . .

1. Click on your own ads - this may seem obvious to you, but you won’t believe the number of people who think they can get away with clicking on their own ads - you can’t, so don’t do it.

2. Ask others to click on your ads - again, just like there are geniuses out there who believe Google won’t catch them clicking their own ads, there are also geniuses out there who think getting family members and friends to click their ads will do the trick - it won’t. So don’t do it.

3. Join an “AdSense click ring” - yes. It saddens me to say this, but there are click rings people started in order to make money from AdSense. These rings would consist of a group of people going to each others site and clicking on ads.

4. Create AdSense based website - people make websites with the sole purpose of generating an income from them using AdSense. Well, Google isn’t too fond of this. I suggest creating a
website that serves a purpose to readers and contains some type of value.

5. Placing ads on pages with little or no content - avoid placing your code on a page that doesn’t at least break 300 words.

6. Stuff your page with keywords - “keyword stuffing” your pages is definitely a way to have Google have a fit. You really shouldn’t do this, or over do it would be better put.

*A lot of Mesothelioma pages were banned due to keyword stuffing for this particular keyword, which at one point was one of the highest paying keywords.

7. Use malicious software - use “bots” to automatically click on your ads over and over again.

8. Place your AdSense code on sites that have banned content - such as: porn, gambling, and drugs.

9. Don’t read the Google AdSense terms of service - doing this will surely lead to you doing at least one of the things mentioned above; in effect getting you banned.

If you’re planning on making money with Google AdSense, then avoiding the things above will help you do that. On the other hand if you don’t want to make money with Google AdSense then go ahead and do all of the above - however I don’t recommend it.

Outsmarting Google isn’t the way you’re going to make money online. You can’t outsmart Google. Well you can for some time, but your run will surely be ended with your account being terminated sooner or later.

I suggest reading the Google AdSense terms of service before doing anything at all with your AdSense code. I recommend reading the terms of service for ANY and EVERY service you come across and decide to use.

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