If you are looking for methods to easily gain backlinks to your site, then read on.

TNX.net combines the benefits of text link brokers, contextual advertising, and relevant exchange of permanent non-reciprocal text links. They are dedicated in attracting targeted visitors and clients from search engines and relevant websites.

Publishers

The main advantage of the system for publishers is that they are able to sell links on every page of their website, instead of just the main page. For bloggers this opens the possibility to make the archives of their blog very profitable. Publishers can choose their advertisers themselves, placing only links that are relevant to every page of their sites.

Other advantages for publishers over other text link providers include:

• The ability to automatically sell links to thousands of advertisers.
• Receive payouts every month in advance, via PayPal, Check, Wire, or any other applicable payment method.
• TNX commission rate is 12.5% from each party involved in a transaction.

Advertisers

The main advantage for advertisers is the price of links (it is very reasonable!) and the ability to promote hundreds of keywords with just few clicks.

Other advantages for advertisers:

• An easy interface which will help you promote thousands of your keywords and pages without a hassle.
• Automatically create non-reciprocal links to your site.
• Improve site ranking in search engines.
• Receive well-targeted website traffic from relevant sites.
• Low cost when compared to alternatives.

TNX.net offers a free tool for advertisers to make paid links look natural for Google. Looking around the digital point forum, TNX also offer some simple tips to help advertisers to rank in Google for highly competitive keywords.

5,000 TNX Points For Free

TNX.net have a deal for web masters where if you sign up to TNX.net, and leave your publisher ID in this thread on Digital Point forums you will be given 5,000 TNX points for free which you can use to drive traffic to your site.

Affiliate Program

TNX.net have an affiliate program where you get 13.3% of all TNX-points generated by the registrants and 5% of all subsequent payments. It is a good way to build up credits to use in your own campaigns.

Bottom Line For Bloggers

For those bloggers who lost income when they decided to remove paid text links because of the google pagerank penalties TNX.net is a great income opportunity. The system seems to be very sneaky, so paid links are not detected by Google. The affiliate program is good also. TNX looks like a very good opportunity to make money from your blog.

A harsh reality for anyone starting out at the online game is that in most cases the money will come in, in cents rather than the big bucks you are dreaming about. Regardless of the idea, or model you are getting into, unless you have a preexisting audience, you are probably going to have to do things the hard way. Now I am hardly any sort of authority on the topic, there are plenty of people who have made quick bucks from Adsense, but you can bet your ass that there are plenty of people who have tried and not as much as made the first hurdle…for Google Adsense that is making your first $100 check.  

Turning those cents into your first buck.

1) When is too much too much. You may know what I am getting here, but if you don’t…think of a Website that covers it’s side bars, its banner, and has a massive block of ads before you actually get to any content. I know how much it annoys me when I am looking for content, and all I see is a block full of adds, or even worse a dreaded pop-up advertisement. I think it is important to place ads strategically on a page, but I thinks there’s a line that you shouldn’t cross. Sure splattering your page with every ad you can fit may get the odd extra click from accidental or lazy mouse masher, but the main issue here is you are annoying your users. If they are annoyed, they are less likely to come back. I don’t think it’s a good idea anyway…if you think otherwise feel free to leave a comment.

2) Let it flow. Adsense text links are content related ads, so I think it’s a good idea if they are colored like the rest of the content on your site. Most people will realise that they are ads, but at least it lets the page flow. You want to send the message that, yes, you are advertising but it’s not too offensive. It’s very easy to color Adsense ads using the Google ad creation wizard or various plug-ins if you are formatting it at the other end.

3) Google ads can actually be useful to your users. It’s amazing how good Google ads are at targeting your content. So in many cases the ads are in fact very relevant and uses may in deed want to click your ads, so there’s not really any need to ram them in the face of your users, see first point.

4) Content. Good content is very important. Firstly, you want return users, it will increase your page impressions and click rates. Secondly,the ads are based on the content, so if don’t have anything worth reading, or using, the ads that relate to it may not be great either. Thirdly, no one will link to rubbish. And getting links from other sites is very important for you to build a page rank and user base. This is just common sense isn’t it. Why is anyone going to go to Website that doesn’t have anything good on it.

5) Careful placement of ad units is worth the thought. Think where your eye leads you when you first open a Webpage. Try and place your ads effectively to avoid ad blindness. Ad blindness is where users often don’t see your ads because their mind is so trained into seeing ads in certain spots, they no longer absorb ads in certain locations. Close to content, with out being offensive is a plenty good rule of thumb.

6) Read, read, read. There are some great resources out there. Read and observe what other successful sites are doing. Darren who runs the blog Pro Blogger has some very good articles on Adsense. I really enjoy reading what he has to say, and you do feel like you are being educated in the process.

So that’s all I have to say on the topic. File it, the one millionth Adsense article on the net, I hope it at least makes a little sense.

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