Wednesday

PTR Programs - So Many Short Terms, what do they mean?

So many short terms, so many abbreviations. It could be a little overwhelming at first. On this page you will find a summary of the most frequently used abbreviations, their meanings, and some additional background information.

GPT - ‘Get Paid To’
GPT means Get Paid To, and it is the most commonly used abbreviation. People often speak of the GPT industry, or the GPT community. In general a GPT Program can be any type of program that offers their members cash rewards for performing simple online tasks, such as visiting websites, or by completing online offers. Most of the several different GPT programs basically have their own abbreviations. A good example of a GPT program is a PTR or a PTC Program.

PTR - ‘Paid To Read’
PTR is the term used for the programs that pay their members to receive their emails. Other terms are GPTR - ‘Get Paid To Read’ or GPTRE - ‘Get Paid To Read Email’. Some would say Get Paid To Visit Websites would have been a better name, because users are eventually getting paid after visiting the advertised website. However, reading the advertisement text that comes with the emails is important. It is written by an advertiser, and without advertisers there wouldn’t be any emails to read.

PTC - ‘Paid To Click’
PTC programs are very similar to PTR programs. The only difference is that they don’t send you email. In order to earn money you’ll have to log-in to the members area, and click on the banners provided there. Besides the PTC programs, many PTR programs also have a PTC feature. In your account menu you might find a PTC section, where you can get paid additional money or points, to click banners.

PTP - ‘Paid To Promote’
Paid to Promote is often an extra possibility to earn even more money from a PTR program. What it basically comes down to, is that members are getting paid to send visitors to a special promotion page. If a ptr has a PTP feature you should be able to find a personal PTP link in the PTP area. For every visitor you send using that link, you will receive credits. These credits are exchanged to cash often per 1000. Usually 1000 credits are worth something between $0.60 and $1.20. The amount of credits you accumulate per visitor depends on the origin of the traffic. A visit from China would be worth less credits then a visit from the United States or Canada.

PTSU - ‘Paid To Sign Up’
PTSU could be part of a PTR program, but there are also independent PTSU programs that pay you to complete offers. In PTR programs you can often be paid to sign up for other PTR programs. The bonus for signing up will be added in your account once you are confirmed. The PTSU programs often have a enormous diversity of offers. Some examples are: subscribing to newsletters, completing surveys, sending e-cards, ordering samples etc.

General GPT abbreviations.
NPA - New Program Alert.
NPA is a frequent term used by promoters to indicate that a certain program is new.
CPM - Cost Per 1000. The M in CPM is Latin for One-thousand. CPM means Costs Per one thousand. Usually the cost for 1000 impressions.
CPC - Cost Per Click. This refers to the cost associated with each click.
PPC - Pay Per Click.
Advertiser are paying money for visitors to their website. They are paying a certain amount of money, per click.


CTR - Click Through Rate.
The amount of clicks versus the amount of impressions, expressed as a percentage.
ROI - Return On Invested capital.
A quantitative analysis of investments, and the resulting returns.

PO - Program Owner.
A PO is a webmaster (WM) who operates one or more GPT Programs.
PP - PayPal.
This is the payment processor that is most often used in the PTR industry.

EG - Egold.
Another important payment processor often used in the GPT industry.

Tuesday

How to Create a Website That Will Specifcally Earn AdSense Revenue

Building a website to earn Google AdSense revenue has become a popular way to make extra money online. It is much easier to earn AdSense income than generating sales by selling products and services online. However it DOES involve works, time, and money before you start earning. Below are some steps to creating a content website for earning AdSense revenue.

Step One
Decide what kind of content you want for your website. You can write about a topic or subject related to your interest, hobbies, or experience. You could also provide educational information and advice on your website if you are expert at something.

Step Two
Use a website builder to help you create your website. One of the easiest website builders that can help you build your website is Bluevoda. Bluevoda site builder allows you to build a website with no technical knowledge at all. You don’t need to build your site from scratch. The trick is to use free professional templates provided by the site builder and then add your own text and links. You can even add graphics and pictures to make your site look nicer. After completing your website project, your next step is to register a domain name and sign up for a hosting account to publish your website on the Internet.

Step Three
You need to join the Google AdSense program. It will usually take a couple of days for the Google AdSense team to review and approve your site. If they accept your application. You can start learning how to generate AdSense code so u can insert it into your website and generate Adsense revenue. If your site is rejected by Google, don’t get upset easily. They will let you know the reasons of the rejection, and then you can fix the problems and reapply.

Step Four
You need to drive targeted Visitors/Traffic to your website in order to generate Adsense revenue. The greater your website’s traffic is, the greater your Adsense earning will be. Below are some ways that can help you drive traffic to your website in a short period of time.

1) Use Per per click (PPC) advertising. The two most popular ones are Google and Yahoo. Google and Yahoo deliver instant traffic to your website, but it is very costly to advertise with Google and Yahoo. There are other alternatives like Bidvertise.com and Clicksor.com which are cheaper to advertise with.

2) Introduce your new site to your family and friends.

3) Write several articles with a link to your website on the resource box. Then submit them to article directories. You can find many article directories by going to Google and entering the search term 'article directory'.

4) Post messages on community forums. Just post a link to your site on the signature of each message posted.