<![CDATA[Webmaster Juice - All Forums]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/ Wed, 10 Mar 2010 13:10:05 -0600 MyBB <![CDATA[How to view Flash FLV Videos offline]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-367.html Tue, 09 Mar 2010 05:29:16 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-367.html
The site I was sent to was broken but I could spot the video link in the source of the webpage, so copied and pasted that link to VLC, and it worked fine.

Nothing dodgey, just a Tony Robbins video.]]>
The site I was sent to was broken but I could spot the video link in the source of the webpage, so copied and pasted that link to VLC, and it worked fine.

Nothing dodgey, just a Tony Robbins video.]]> <![CDATA[Script to include WP config file]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-366.html Tue, 09 Mar 2010 03:36:43 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-366.html
So the answer is to parse the config file, and pull out the database settings.

Here is a script I wrote to do just that:

PHP Code:
<pre>
<?php
// Read and parse wp config file

$config = file_get_contents('wp-config.php');

preg_match_all("|'DB_([A-Z]+)', '([^']+)|", $config, $matches, PREG_SET_ORDER);

foreach($matches as $item) $db[$item[1]] = $item[2];

print_r($db);
?>

Run this script and it will print out an associated array of the values.

Notice how I use the pattern [^']+ which matches the text of the value up until the closing apostrophe. It is saying: match any character that is not an apostrophe. This is an easy way to match say a password which can contain weird characters.]]>
So the answer is to parse the config file, and pull out the database settings.

Here is a script I wrote to do just that:

PHP Code:
<pre>
<?php
// Read and parse wp config file

$config = file_get_contents('wp-config.php');

preg_match_all("|'DB_([A-Z]+)', '([^']+)|", $config, $matches, PREG_SET_ORDER);

foreach($matches as $item) $db[$item[1]] = $item[2];

print_r($db);
?>

Run this script and it will print out an associated array of the values.

Notice how I use the pattern [^']+ which matches the text of the value up until the closing apostrophe. It is saying: match any character that is not an apostrophe. This is an easy way to match say a password which can contain weird characters.]]> <![CDATA[Useful MySQL Statements]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-365.html Wed, 03 Mar 2010 06:36:14 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-365.html
We've all been there right? So let's share cool SQL that we may tend to overlook or not know about.

Here's some:

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS - better than simply CREATE TABLE which may give you an error

SHOW TABLES - list all the table names in a database

Some PHP showing the use of tick "`" marks which are useful to prevent conflicts between column names and SQL directives:
PHP Code:
$sql = "UPDATE `" . $table_prefix . "options` SET `option_name` = REPLACE(`option_name`, 'wp_', '" . $table_prefix . "')";
$r = mysql_query($sql); 

Also, in LIKE matches, you can use the wild card symbol of %

And to get hold of data more easily you use the "as" assignment such as:

SELECT COUNT(*) as `nRecords` WHERE `size` < 3 LIMIT 0,10

Which gives up to the first 10 results, and the number is accessible via a key of "nRecords" rather than a bug-prone, and non-intuitive way of accessing the 1st element in the results array.

Another quick tip when using PHP is that you only need to connect to the database once when running your script, and on exit from the script, the PHP engine will automatically disconnect from the database server.

It doesn't time out so fast that you have to reconnect at every query.]]>
We've all been there right? So let's share cool SQL that we may tend to overlook or not know about.

Here's some:

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS - better than simply CREATE TABLE which may give you an error

SHOW TABLES - list all the table names in a database

Some PHP showing the use of tick "`" marks which are useful to prevent conflicts between column names and SQL directives:
PHP Code:
$sql = "UPDATE `" . $table_prefix . "options` SET `option_name` = REPLACE(`option_name`, 'wp_', '" . $table_prefix . "')";
$r = mysql_query($sql); 

Also, in LIKE matches, you can use the wild card symbol of %

And to get hold of data more easily you use the "as" assignment such as:

SELECT COUNT(*) as `nRecords` WHERE `size` < 3 LIMIT 0,10

Which gives up to the first 10 results, and the number is accessible via a key of "nRecords" rather than a bug-prone, and non-intuitive way of accessing the 1st element in the results array.

Another quick tip when using PHP is that you only need to connect to the database once when running your script, and on exit from the script, the PHP engine will automatically disconnect from the database server.

It doesn't time out so fast that you have to reconnect at every query.]]> <![CDATA[SEO Software Submitter.]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-364.html Wed, 03 Mar 2010 01:39:30 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-364.html Link building submitters - PAD editor, PAD submitter,Sitemap Generator, Sitemap Submitter, Weblink Submitter, RSS Submitter, Article Submitter, Directory Submitter.

SEO Software Submitter can fit into all kinds of organisation or individuals looking for internet SEO marketing solution. SEO Software Submitter is not only an SEO Submission tool but is also comes with PAD Editor, CMS Editor and Keyword Editor for On-page optimisation.
Suitable for any kind of organisation such as
· SEO Marketing companies,
· Individuals looking SEO software,
· Product promotion Companies,
· Web design companies, etc.

SEO Software Submitter Enterprise Edition has the most extensive and robust features to make the Search Engine Optimisation as simple as possible.

* FTP Manager
* PAD Generator
* Sitemap Generator
* CMS Editor
* Keyword Editor (Title, Meta, Img, Href)
* FAQ Generator
* News Generator
* Article Generator
* Weblink Manager
* Weblink Submitter
* PAD Submitter
* Press release(PR) Submitter
* Article Submitter
* Directory Submitter
* RSS Submitter
* Sitemap Submitter
* Ad/Video Submitter]]> Link building submitters - PAD editor, PAD submitter,Sitemap Generator, Sitemap Submitter, Weblink Submitter, RSS Submitter, Article Submitter, Directory Submitter.

SEO Software Submitter can fit into all kinds of organisation or individuals looking for internet SEO marketing solution. SEO Software Submitter is not only an SEO Submission tool but is also comes with PAD Editor, CMS Editor and Keyword Editor for On-page optimisation.
Suitable for any kind of organisation such as
· SEO Marketing companies,
· Individuals looking SEO software,
· Product promotion Companies,
· Web design companies, etc.

SEO Software Submitter Enterprise Edition has the most extensive and robust features to make the Search Engine Optimisation as simple as possible.

* FTP Manager
* PAD Generator
* Sitemap Generator
* CMS Editor
* Keyword Editor (Title, Meta, Img, Href)
* FAQ Generator
* News Generator
* Article Generator
* Weblink Manager
* Weblink Submitter
* PAD Submitter
* Press release(PR) Submitter
* Article Submitter
* Directory Submitter
* RSS Submitter
* Sitemap Submitter
* Ad/Video Submitter]]> <![CDATA[Neat Way To Create A Comma Separated List of Array Keys]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-363.html Mon, 01 Mar 2010 03:29:19 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-363.html
PHP Code:
$options = array(
  forum => 'MyBB',
  lang => 'en',
  pr => 10
);

foreach($options as $key=>$value) {
     $option_names[] = $key;
}
echo implode(',', $option_names); 

This should output: forum,lang,pr

To list the values is even easier:
PHP Code:
echo implode(',', $options); 
]]>
PHP Code:
$options = array(
  forum => 'MyBB',
  lang => 'en',
  pr => 10
);

foreach($options as $key=>$value) {
     $option_names[] = $key;
}
echo implode(',', $option_names); 

This should output: forum,lang,pr

To list the values is even easier:
PHP Code:
echo implode(',', $options); 
]]> <![CDATA[GEO IP Script]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-362.html Sun, 28 Feb 2010 10:41:29 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-362.html
You need to download a database and code from MaxMind.com and implement php code like:

PHP Code:
include("geoip.inc");

// Check country
$gi = geoip_open("GeoIP.dat",GEOIP_STANDARD);

$ip = get_ip();

$country = geoip_country_code_by_addr($gi, $ip);

geoip_close($gi);

$fp = fopen("log/country.txt", "a");
fwrite($fp, date("Y-m-d D H-i-s") . "\t$country\t$ip\n");
fclose($fp);

$banned_countries = array('PK');

if ( in_array($country, $banned_countries) ) die ("Sorry: access is denied."); 

In this example, I am blocking out posters from Pakistan, which I found to be spamming one of my sites.

So the first part of the script logs all the hits so that you can cut and paste the spam country codes over to the next part of the script;

At regular intervals, delete the log file; it rebuilds on it's own.

Using this code, you can spot patterns of IP address access to your site against the country code and when the retards post their shit to your blog or forum, you can work out how to stamp out these spamming scum.]]>
You need to download a database and code from MaxMind.com and implement php code like:

PHP Code:
include("geoip.inc");

// Check country
$gi = geoip_open("GeoIP.dat",GEOIP_STANDARD);

$ip = get_ip();

$country = geoip_country_code_by_addr($gi, $ip);

geoip_close($gi);

$fp = fopen("log/country.txt", "a");
fwrite($fp, date("Y-m-d D H-i-s") . "\t$country\t$ip\n");
fclose($fp);

$banned_countries = array('PK');

if ( in_array($country, $banned_countries) ) die ("Sorry: access is denied."); 

In this example, I am blocking out posters from Pakistan, which I found to be spamming one of my sites.

So the first part of the script logs all the hits so that you can cut and paste the spam country codes over to the next part of the script;

At regular intervals, delete the log file; it rebuilds on it's own.

Using this code, you can spot patterns of IP address access to your site against the country code and when the retards post their shit to your blog or forum, you can work out how to stamp out these spamming scum.]]> <![CDATA[Effective E-marketing]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-361.html Thu, 25 Feb 2010 22:57:26 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-361.html

10 Mistakes
Always proof read your emails. Your customers spend a lot of time researching and reviewing the quality of your products or services. One superficial mistake could make or break an otherwise done deal.

9 Email Address databases
Whether you're renting email list databases or devising your own lists you must make sure that your email addresses are current or you are wasting your time and effort.

8 Denial of Service (DOS)
Be aware of your Internet Service Providers (ISP) usage terms on sending emails. You do not want to be landed with a DOS because other ISPs may not touch you either. For example, your ISP may brand you a spammer if your email marketing program sends 10000 emails in 10 minutes.

7 Manage your campaign
Always have a means for recipients to Unsubscribe to your emails. These should go to a separate email address. Be aware of which emails designs are working and which are not. Test specific designs across different email browsers to ensure cross compatibility.

6 Separate email addresses
Be aware that you will need a number of email addresses if you are proceeding with an Email Marketing using your own system. For example, noreply for sending messages. Unsubscribe email, etc. This depends on your setup. Ensure that your web hosting company has supplied sufficient email addresses on your account or upgrade as required.

5 Seek expert advice
If you're at tip 5 and all this is starting to sound a little daunting to you. If you'd prefer to just get on with doing what you do best and run your business and are happy to let an experienced Email Marketer do what they do best then hiring an expert may provide better use of your time and budget.

4 Small sample trial
Test specific designs across different email browsers to ensure cross compatibility. If you're sending 10000 emails in total then test 1000 for bounce rate.

3 Measure your success (or failure)
1% or 2% is the norm from permission based Email Marketing campaigns. Learn from your failures. Was your design unsuitable for the target market. Were your company colours used for maximum effect and brand awareness? Did you use too much text? Inappropriate images? Is your data quality? What percentage of your emails were opened? What percentage even reached a valid email address? All of this can and should be measured to track the marketing campaign's success.

2 Targeted prospects
Don't send email to just anyone. You've gone to the trouble of targeting a particular market so stick with that market. If you are purchasing data is the best to purchase only what you need. You wouldn't go into a supermarket and buy every type of fruit and vegetables if you onyl eat apples, bananas, kiwis and cabbage would you? So don't buy all data that is available. This is not only expensive but is also inefficient and more of a hit and miss approx. Your Email Marketing campaign must be realistic and managable depending on your resources.

1 Legal
Adhere to the Email Marketing laws of your country. You should make yourself very familiar with Permission Based Email Marketing (try Googling the term). If your email marketing campaign is international then research and keep up to date with the particular law of the destination country. Specific country laws are outside the scope of this article but feel free to contact us with any queries.]]>

10 Mistakes
Always proof read your emails. Your customers spend a lot of time researching and reviewing the quality of your products or services. One superficial mistake could make or break an otherwise done deal.

9 Email Address databases
Whether you're renting email list databases or devising your own lists you must make sure that your email addresses are current or you are wasting your time and effort.

8 Denial of Service (DOS)
Be aware of your Internet Service Providers (ISP) usage terms on sending emails. You do not want to be landed with a DOS because other ISPs may not touch you either. For example, your ISP may brand you a spammer if your email marketing program sends 10000 emails in 10 minutes.

7 Manage your campaign
Always have a means for recipients to Unsubscribe to your emails. These should go to a separate email address. Be aware of which emails designs are working and which are not. Test specific designs across different email browsers to ensure cross compatibility.

6 Separate email addresses
Be aware that you will need a number of email addresses if you are proceeding with an Email Marketing using your own system. For example, noreply for sending messages. Unsubscribe email, etc. This depends on your setup. Ensure that your web hosting company has supplied sufficient email addresses on your account or upgrade as required.

5 Seek expert advice
If you're at tip 5 and all this is starting to sound a little daunting to you. If you'd prefer to just get on with doing what you do best and run your business and are happy to let an experienced Email Marketer do what they do best then hiring an expert may provide better use of your time and budget.

4 Small sample trial
Test specific designs across different email browsers to ensure cross compatibility. If you're sending 10000 emails in total then test 1000 for bounce rate.

3 Measure your success (or failure)
1% or 2% is the norm from permission based Email Marketing campaigns. Learn from your failures. Was your design unsuitable for the target market. Were your company colours used for maximum effect and brand awareness? Did you use too much text? Inappropriate images? Is your data quality? What percentage of your emails were opened? What percentage even reached a valid email address? All of this can and should be measured to track the marketing campaign's success.

2 Targeted prospects
Don't send email to just anyone. You've gone to the trouble of targeting a particular market so stick with that market. If you are purchasing data is the best to purchase only what you need. You wouldn't go into a supermarket and buy every type of fruit and vegetables if you onyl eat apples, bananas, kiwis and cabbage would you? So don't buy all data that is available. This is not only expensive but is also inefficient and more of a hit and miss approx. Your Email Marketing campaign must be realistic and managable depending on your resources.

1 Legal
Adhere to the Email Marketing laws of your country. You should make yourself very familiar with Permission Based Email Marketing (try Googling the term). If your email marketing campaign is international then research and keep up to date with the particular law of the destination country. Specific country laws are outside the scope of this article but feel free to contact us with any queries.]]> <![CDATA[Keyword Selection]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-360.html Thu, 25 Feb 2010 22:55:58 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-360.html As we all know that keyword plays the most important role in search Engine Optimisation.Well Here I am sharing some tips which I have concluded from my experience..

Get realistic estimate of keyword popularity
Don't Pick Single Word Phrases
Evaluate the competition
Choose Specific but Not Popular Keywords
Constantly Change Your Keywords]]> As we all know that keyword plays the most important role in search Engine Optimisation.Well Here I am sharing some tips which I have concluded from my experience..

Get realistic estimate of keyword popularity
Don't Pick Single Word Phrases
Evaluate the competition
Choose Specific but Not Popular Keywords
Constantly Change Your Keywords]]> <![CDATA[Web Earnings Reports]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-359.html Sat, 20 Feb 2010 09:51:00 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-359.html
I'll kick it off with:

Google: > $130
eBay: > $45
Other: $0

Methods used:

SEO

So we can maybe compile our detailed methods into a product later maybe to sell on other forums as a how-to guide?]]>
I'll kick it off with:

Google: > $130
eBay: > $45
Other: $0

Methods used:

SEO

So we can maybe compile our detailed methods into a product later maybe to sell on other forums as a how-to guide?]]> <![CDATA[Is copying iTunes music from Mac to PC fairly simple?]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-358.html Mon, 15 Feb 2010 06:56:26 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-358.html <![CDATA[Worpress Sidebar Widgets]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-354.html Thu, 11 Feb 2010 02:46:05 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-354.html
These widgets are like plugins. Also, this makes template design easier since the sidebar code is now greatly simplified.

Code for a widgetized sidebar:
Code:
<div id="sidebar" role="complementary">
    <ul>
        <?php if ( !dynamic_sidebar() ) echo "<li>No sidebar widgets yet!</li>"; ?>
    </ul>
</div>

The widget is uploaded to the plugins folder and activated in the same way as a plugin.

Basic code for a sidebar widget:
PHP Code:
<?php
/*
Plugin Name: Widget
Plugin URI: http://webmasterjuice.com
Description: This is a widget
Version: 1
Author: Ned Storm
Author URI: http://webmasterjuice.com
*/

function widget_myuniquewidget_register() {

    function widget_myuniquewidget($args) {
        extract($args);
        echo $before_widget;
        echo $before_title
            . 'My Unique Widget'
            . $after_title; ?>
        Hello, World!
<?php    echo $after_widget;
    }
    register_sidebar_widget('My Unique Widget','widget_myuniquewidget');
}

add_action('init', widget_myuniquewidget_register);

?>

Save this file as mywidget.php and upload to the plugins directory.
Then activate it in the WP admin area.
Then find it in the Appearance->Widgets area.
Then drag it to the sidebar to have it appear on your test blog.

------------
Hacker notes.

The Widget data is stored in the database in the options table with the option_id of sidebars_widgets

The data is stored as a serialized form of an array such as:
PHP Code:
Array
(
    [wp_inactive_widgets] => Array
        (
        )

    [sidebar-1] => Array
        (
            [0] => recent-posts-3
            [1] => categories-3
            [2] => archives-3
            [3] => text-3
            [4] => links-3
            [5] => search-3
            [6] => my-unique-widget
        )

    [array_version] => 3
) 
Note: the above is pseudo code and not PHP (I like the syntax highlighting of php).]]>
These widgets are like plugins. Also, this makes template design easier since the sidebar code is now greatly simplified.

Code for a widgetized sidebar:
Code:
<div id="sidebar" role="complementary">
    <ul>
        <?php if ( !dynamic_sidebar() ) echo "<li>No sidebar widgets yet!</li>"; ?>
    </ul>
</div>

The widget is uploaded to the plugins folder and activated in the same way as a plugin.

Basic code for a sidebar widget:
PHP Code:
<?php
/*
Plugin Name: Widget
Plugin URI: http://webmasterjuice.com
Description: This is a widget
Version: 1
Author: Ned Storm
Author URI: http://webmasterjuice.com
*/

function widget_myuniquewidget_register() {

    function widget_myuniquewidget($args) {
        extract($args);
        echo $before_widget;
        echo $before_title
            . 'My Unique Widget'
            . $after_title; ?>
        Hello, World!
<?php    echo $after_widget;
    }
    register_sidebar_widget('My Unique Widget','widget_myuniquewidget');
}

add_action('init', widget_myuniquewidget_register);

?>

Save this file as mywidget.php and upload to the plugins directory.
Then activate it in the WP admin area.
Then find it in the Appearance->Widgets area.
Then drag it to the sidebar to have it appear on your test blog.

------------
Hacker notes.

The Widget data is stored in the database in the options table with the option_id of sidebars_widgets

The data is stored as a serialized form of an array such as:
PHP Code:
Array
(
    [wp_inactive_widgets] => Array
        (
        )

    [sidebar-1] => Array
        (
            [0] => recent-posts-3
            [1] => categories-3
            [2] => archives-3
            [3] => text-3
            [4] => links-3
            [5] => search-3
            [6] => my-unique-widget
        )

    [array_version] => 3
) 
Note: the above is pseudo code and not PHP (I like the syntax highlighting of php).]]> <![CDATA[Flavors of Linux for Servers?]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-353.html Thu, 11 Feb 2010 00:19:26 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-353.html
Several years ago I came up with an idea, theme if you will, for a website, but it was too complicated for me at the time and I had developed the CargoShip as a prototype.

Well, I've been putting off that website for long enough ad want to do some work on it. I'm wanting to use one of my towers as strictly an offline server to develop the website; rather than paying hosting fees to develop it online.

I've been looking at some Linux distros, well primarily Ubuntu Server as it seems to be a popular choice.

I'm wondering what distros others have used for a server, specifically setting up a lamp server, as for ease and flexibility?]]>
Several years ago I came up with an idea, theme if you will, for a website, but it was too complicated for me at the time and I had developed the CargoShip as a prototype.

Well, I've been putting off that website for long enough ad want to do some work on it. I'm wanting to use one of my towers as strictly an offline server to develop the website; rather than paying hosting fees to develop it online.

I've been looking at some Linux distros, well primarily Ubuntu Server as it seems to be a popular choice.

I'm wondering what distros others have used for a server, specifically setting up a lamp server, as for ease and flexibility?]]> <![CDATA[Hello all]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-352.html Wed, 10 Feb 2010 04:43:52 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-352.html I am a new member here. My self David Brown. This is my first post. The thing I like about this community is it is a place where I can feel safe asking hard questions or talking about hard emotions. Where I can have a little anonymity and vent the stuff I wouldn't otherwise. It's a place where I can laugh. I love to come here and ask almost anything without being ridiculed, and receive honest answers from several different perspectives. I also love that I can share advice, life stories and opinions without feeling as though I'm sharing it with all of my friends and family. Hope for great time here with all you guys.]]> I am a new member here. My self David Brown. This is my first post. The thing I like about this community is it is a place where I can feel safe asking hard questions or talking about hard emotions. Where I can have a little anonymity and vent the stuff I wouldn't otherwise. It's a place where I can laugh. I love to come here and ask almost anything without being ridiculed, and receive honest answers from several different perspectives. I also love that I can share advice, life stories and opinions without feeling as though I'm sharing it with all of my friends and family. Hope for great time here with all you guys.]]> <![CDATA[Who is your top 3 favourite guitarists and why?]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-351.html Wed, 10 Feb 2010 03:08:42 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-351.html
1. Eddie Van Halen - the most innovative guitarist of all-time. He has the total package tone, touch, technique, feel, and musicianship.

2. Joe Satriani - very melodic and that wicked legato technique.

3. Paul Gilbert - the best picking technique I've ever seen and one of the last real innovaters left out there.]]>
1. Eddie Van Halen - the most innovative guitarist of all-time. He has the total package tone, touch, technique, feel, and musicianship.

2. Joe Satriani - very melodic and that wicked legato technique.

3. Paul Gilbert - the best picking technique I've ever seen and one of the last real innovaters left out there.]]> <![CDATA[Avatar 3D Movie]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-349.html Tue, 09 Feb 2010 09:46:42 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-349.html
I went to a cinema/theater today and it was in 2D so I backed away.

WTF, 2D is like watching movies in monochrome now, is it not?

It has to be 3D or I bit-torrent download from the web!]]>
I went to a cinema/theater today and it was in 2D so I backed away.

WTF, 2D is like watching movies in monochrome now, is it not?

It has to be 3D or I bit-torrent download from the web!]]> <![CDATA[Difference between Opera and Firefox]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-348.html Tue, 09 Feb 2010 03:52:58 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-348.html I am using Opera browser from last one year but my all friends suggest me to use Firefox,
So can anybody tell me what's the basic difference between both the browser?]]> I am using Opera browser from last one year but my all friends suggest me to use Firefox,
So can anybody tell me what's the basic difference between both the browser?]]> <![CDATA[Easiest Web Programming Languages?]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-347.html Mon, 08 Feb 2010 22:09:48 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-347.html My name is Steve and i would like to learn on how to code backend of sites..
was wondering whats the best way to go about it ..]]> My name is Steve and i would like to learn on how to code backend of sites..
was wondering whats the best way to go about it ..]]> <![CDATA[Google has disabled my Adsense account]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-346.html Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:14:09 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-346.html
I tried to login today and got a message that my account was disabled.

I checked my email and had received this:

Quote:Hello,

While going through our records recently, we found that your AdSense
account has posed a significant risk to our AdWords advertisers. Since
keeping your account in our publisher network may financially damage our
advertisers in the future, we've decided to disable your account.

Please understand that we consider this a necessary step to protect the
interests of both our advertisers and our other AdSense publishers. We
realize the inconvenience this may cause you, and we thank you in advance
for your understanding and cooperation.

If you have any questions about your account or the actions we've taken,
please do not reply to this email. You can find more information by
visiting
***EDIT***The link these incompetent fools sent does not work***EDIT***

Sincerely,

The Google AdSense Team

Arrogant, and no explanation. No way to contact them.

I found an appeal form online; I'm not interested in appealing, I just wanted to tell them what I thought of them and that they are stealing my space by presently still running ads on some sites.

I would try other advertising services, but I would have to check them out as too many ad servers are incompetently run and have spyware being fed through them; I'm just not going to bother with that.

I had been building up my adsense earnings from just a few dollars a month, tripling last month, and hitting at about a dollar a day this month.

In one simple click, Google has just ended my online earning without one speck of consideration.

In the meantime, webmasters are spamming content to their blogs written by hacks for pennies an articles, who have no knowledge of what they are writing about, just to get keywords on their sites to lure surfers to worthless content, and Google of course approves of this.

Create your own unique and valid content and Google smacks you down.

I'm so sick and tired of what the internet has become, and how Google has contributed to that.

I'm just going to shut down the majority of my websites and all of my blogs; I don't see any point in wasting money on domains and hosting for sites which are going to produce nothing. I don't see any point in wasting time with an income generator which can be yanked from you in a blink of an eye and bring your earnings to zero.]]>
I tried to login today and got a message that my account was disabled.

I checked my email and had received this:

Quote:Hello,

While going through our records recently, we found that your AdSense
account has posed a significant risk to our AdWords advertisers. Since
keeping your account in our publisher network may financially damage our
advertisers in the future, we've decided to disable your account.

Please understand that we consider this a necessary step to protect the
interests of both our advertisers and our other AdSense publishers. We
realize the inconvenience this may cause you, and we thank you in advance
for your understanding and cooperation.

If you have any questions about your account or the actions we've taken,
please do not reply to this email. You can find more information by
visiting
***EDIT***The link these incompetent fools sent does not work***EDIT***

Sincerely,

The Google AdSense Team

Arrogant, and no explanation. No way to contact them.

I found an appeal form online; I'm not interested in appealing, I just wanted to tell them what I thought of them and that they are stealing my space by presently still running ads on some sites.

I would try other advertising services, but I would have to check them out as too many ad servers are incompetently run and have spyware being fed through them; I'm just not going to bother with that.

I had been building up my adsense earnings from just a few dollars a month, tripling last month, and hitting at about a dollar a day this month.

In one simple click, Google has just ended my online earning without one speck of consideration.

In the meantime, webmasters are spamming content to their blogs written by hacks for pennies an articles, who have no knowledge of what they are writing about, just to get keywords on their sites to lure surfers to worthless content, and Google of course approves of this.

Create your own unique and valid content and Google smacks you down.

I'm so sick and tired of what the internet has become, and how Google has contributed to that.

I'm just going to shut down the majority of my websites and all of my blogs; I don't see any point in wasting money on domains and hosting for sites which are going to produce nothing. I don't see any point in wasting time with an income generator which can be yanked from you in a blink of an eye and bring your earnings to zero.]]> <![CDATA[Problem in Windows Firewall .]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-345.html Sun, 07 Feb 2010 23:45:43 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-345.html <![CDATA[Benefits Of Social Bookmarking]]> http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-344.html Sun, 07 Feb 2010 23:07:58 -0600 http://webmasterjuice.com/thread-344.html 2) Faster Search Engine Indexing: Most of these Social Bookmarking sites are authoritative sites. The search engine spiders visit these sites so often that your links will be crawled almost immediately!
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