Many geeks who run websites have turned to creating their own home server to bypass web hosting fees. You can create a server using an old computer (I mean old, like one from 2002 would be okay), installing either Windows Home Server, Mac OS X Server, or Linux (the free option), and attaching it to…
It has recently been called to my attention that there is an increasing number of phony bloggers typing away on their keyboards in an effort to make some money online. By “phony blogger,” I mean that these people claim to have a lot of revenue but lack the proof, they don’t offer any “real” tips…
The following is a guest post from Doug Glaston. Doug is a writer on social media and Internet marketing who also is a content provider for Home Security Team. It’s not very often that a federal government warns its citizens to refrain from using an Internet browser, but apparently the Federal Office for Information Security in…
I’m a regular reader of Darren Rowse’s website ProBlogger and I saw that he recommended a CPM advertising company called Chitika. Without going into too much detail, CPM stands for cost per thousand (M is the Roman Numeral for 1,000). This means that the CPM rate of an ad unit would be how much money…
If you are a beginning blogger that uses Google AdSense as a source of revenue, you probably check your earnings every few days to see if you are getting closer to that $100 payment threshold. I started earning with AdSense in 2010 (on websites and YouTube) and just received my first payment in October 2012….
In the ever-evolving landscape of the Internet, domain names are prime real estate, holding the power to define a brand, capture an audience, and drive significant online traffic. As an entrepreneur who has ventured into the fascinating world of buying and selling domain names for a profit, I’ve explored various avenues to acquire valuable digital…
So you want to create the perfect podcast set-up? Then you must be searching for the perfect podcast setup method right? In this article I will be demonstrating the best practices to setup a podcast, utilizing your WordPress account.
I recently started getting serious about building my email list, but the process of gaining new email subscribers really worried me at first. I use AWeber for my email marketing, so I need to be able to make money with my list in order to help pay for the $20 a month price tag. It…
In the world of blogging, I think it is important to collaborate and share ideas with other bloggers. This can lead to new ideas, friendships, and even a successful blog. I have decided to create a post here on Omega Web where I will ask a few questions, answer them myself, and then turn it…
A landing page is a standalone web page created for marketing or advertising campaigns. Unlike other website pages, landing pages are designed with a single focus or goal, called action (CTA). This makes them an essential tool for online businesses aiming to convert visitors into leads or customers. This blog post will explore the key…
One of the biggest problems I find with new blogs is spam comments. New bloggers are excited that they receive comments on their posts, so they either set the setting to always approve comments or they just manually approve them. This is great for when it says a particular blog post has 8 comments, but…
In the ever-evolving landscape of web development, ensuring your website offers a seamless user experience across all devices and browsers is paramount. Understanding user agent changers and strings and leveraging user agent changers become crucial tools in a web developer’s arsenal. But what exactly are user agent strings, and why are user agent switchers so important for web development and SEO? Let’s dive in. This post outlines some of the best user-agent switcher extensions for Chrome and other popular browsers. So enjoy!
Having a slow website is like serving a stale donut—nobody wants it. A speedy website improves user experience and boosts your SEO rankings. So, if you want to speed up your WordPress site, you’re in the right place. Let’s dive into these ten practical tips to turbocharge your site.
If you use HostGator for your email services, you run the risk of taking your own websites down every time to check your email using IMAP. This is because due to HostGator’s policy on CPU processes, you can only have 25 things running at a time. Processes can be anything from a user accessing your…
As I was doing research for my history project on the first ten presidents of the United States, I couldn’t help to notice how many unrelated results from sites like Yahoo Answers, Wiki Answers, and ChaCha came up before reliable sources. These sites rank incredibly well and if you enter any query into Google in…
