Yesterday, I got my Google Adsense earnings via Western Union. For a change, though, I opted to pick up my payment at a branch of the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI).
Yes, for those who do not know it yet, you can go to BPI or any other local bank to get your Western Union payments.
Plagiarism and content scraping have been a perennial problem for most bloggers.
Plagiarists are the “copy-and-paste” people who directly lift someone else’s content and who republish it as their own.
Actually, copying an entire article is not really wrong as long as the source is properly credited. But if a blog is a mere mashup or collection of someone else’s content — even if the source is credited — then that is already “scraping.”
In most cases, these scrapers use robots or automated systems that browse the RSS feed of one blog then repost the content on the scraper’s blog. Worse, these scrapers plaster the blog with Google Adsense ads which means they earn by stealing the content of other bloggers.
In their Inside Adsense blog, Google posted solutions to help address these issues.
Last year, we announced the launch of the integration between Google Adsense and Analytics. We identified five things how this integration can help site publishers earn more from Adsense.
These are the ability to know the:
So how can you link your Google Adsense account with Google Analytics? Here are the steps.
Most of you now know how to make money with Google Adsense. Recently, there’s an addition to the program that will help you earn more. Google Adsense for Domains is here and is now enabled for accounts of publishers in the Philippines.
How do I earn from Adsense for Domains?
You put Adsense ads on your undeveloped websites which, when clicked on by visitors, will earn you money.
Banks have been the perennial option for Filipinos as regards keeping their money. Aside from the fact that deposits are liquid — meaning you can go to a bank anytime during banking hours to request a withdrawal — there is also a sense of guarantee because deposits up to P500,000 are insured by the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC).
But now that we’re seeing rural banks fail one by one, we wonder: Is our money really safe in banks?
The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) is now processing the claims of depositors of the following Legacy rural banks with deposit balance of P100,000 and below.
Please refer to the following for a guide on how to get your money back.
Legacy Group owner Celso de los Angeles is, without a doubt, a cunning but wise businessman. Just last week, he proposed to end the “hardships” of investors of his failed “double your money” schemes by announcing that the company will file for insolvency so its assets can be divided among them.
According to De los Angeles, “instead of clients fighting over the company’s assets, it would be better to surrender all of our assets to court.” The court will then supposedly appoint a receiver who will liquidate all of Legacy’s assets and properties, the proceeds of which will be divided equitably among creditors and investors.
Wow, what a sweet and kind gesture from Mr. de los Angeles.
Out of more than 154 million Americans who are working, 14 million of them are telecommuting — that is, working at home — according to this Yahoo! article.
That’s almost 10% of the labor force already — a high figure — and given further advancements in technology, people’s preference to stay and work at home, and company’s desire to save on costs, this number is still expected to rise.
So what stay-at-home jobs are lucrative? Here are seven of them.
