I’ve just come across a post by another UK internet marketer who’s written a plugin that will add some content to your site.

Better than that, it respects the blogs you link out to by giving them some space on your blog. It works by pulling in an RSS feed from those blogs and shows an excerpt of the post from their blogs. Good for them and good for you.

Used responsibly it can be a tremendous service to your readers since it will enable them to see other interesting posts that may be of interest. It also demonstrates some link love to your fellow bloggers.

I won’t repeat Sarah’s information here; you can read it directly on her site. Read her post here.

I’ll be implementing this on all my blogs over the next few days.  Sarah also has a nice suggestion for dealing with comment spam more effectively than just relying on Akisment. Well worth a look.

SEO

I read about a fairly interesting way to ‘help’ Google to discover your new sites. That’s always something important if you’ve just launched a new site, because you want it indexed and appearing in Google as soon as possible. And if you don’t already have a big network of high PR sites your chances of getting Google to look at you quickly is usually quite slim.

But there is a way to stack the odds in your favor slightly and it’s even slicker than creating a sitemap. All you do is…

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No, really, it’s true. There are ways to get a monetized website that won’t cost you a fortune and won’t take months of development.

One of the big things that holds beginners back is not having done stuff before. You know the kind of thing: web design, topic and niche research, creation of content. It’s easy to forget how hard those things are if you’ve never done them.

And many beginners want to get something going right now, not when they’ve learned a ton of new stuff. Life, sometimes, is just too short to wait until you’ve conquered 5 new technologies and learned all about your niche.

Which is where PLR sites come in. PLR, or private label rights, is a way of buying a ready made website that you put up as your own. There are lots of different types of sites, but one of the most popular is an Adsense enabled site. Popular because it’s such an easy way to get going.

If you’ve never developed your own website, but you’d like to get started in the online world of making money, you could do worse than looking for a ready made Adsense site. When you’ve put your own ID code in  (to make sure you get paid!) it normally only takes a few minutes to upload such a site and you’re done.

Over the next few weeks, you’ll see a number of articles on using such a site, starting from the very beginning. And if you’d like to take a look at some right now, visit PlrNicheProfits.com

In the tutorials that follow I’ll try to keep everything suitable for a beginner. There’s no reason these days why even the most inexperienced person can’t make money online – with a little help.