Calvin Klein Sunglasses - Coordinate Your Jeans And Sunglasses

You can coordinate your jeans and sunglasses. You might think that only a suit and tie demands careful dress coordination, but it is actually true for most everything: slacks, shirts, shoes -- even shoes with socks! In this blog post we will show you how to coordinate jeans and sunglasses.

# Conclusion

Blogging is hard work but if materializes as an investment then blogging's a win-win situation. It costs little to no money upfront (excepting the initial purchase of domain name registration, hosting package), it doesn't put you in debt like education does, there's no need to take out loans like in life events such as weddings or buying a home. It doesn't make you work crazy hours like a job does. It just makes you work. High returns on investment potential. Blogging's a win-win situation, it gives you the opportunity to get rich. Blogging isn't for everybody but it's definitely for me - I blog under the clever alias richispoor and I'll be blogging about my endeavor into blogging as I take an honest look at my finances and learn how to invest in blogging for financial return .

While blogging is extremely expensive compared to traditional media like print or radio or television, unlike these traditional media advertising doesn't work on blogs. A writer has better leverage with a Google ad-sense account and a blog (or any form of web media) than he does with traditional media like TV. At least with traditional media he has to deal with the middle men whereas in web media he doesn't have to worry about that.

Web hosting, domain name registration and blogging applications cost money. When starting out, one should invest a hundred dollars to two hundred dollars before buying the actual domain name and hosting package, if that's what you plan on doing.

Google Adsense is a form of advertising on blogs which pays the publisher when a visitor views or clicks an ad. It is one of the most commonly used forms of web advertising but it's not your only option. There are other advertising options, for example contextual-advertising, affiliate-marketing, other pay per click providers (such as Infolinks or Bidvertiser). Bloggers use all sorts of ad providers and combinations thereof. The percentage you get paid per ad-view or click varies between each provider as does the amount you get paid by each provider.

In the advertising industry terms this is called yield management. If a blog can provide 100,000 views per month and an advertisement gets 1,000 visits per month it might make sense to advertise on that specific blog. If a blog's traffic drops to 50,000 views per month then the advertiser selling the ads might want to start looking for other blogs and ad providers because his ads are not profitable anymore. Or they could lower their prices and try to negotiate with the publisher for placement of more ads in order to make up for lost revenue from less views or clicks or even through more clicks per ad on average.

The most commonly used blogging platform is Blogger because it's free (it comes with your Google account).

Conclusion

Blogging is hard work but if materializes as an investment then blogging's a win-win situation. It costs little to no money upfront (excepting the initial purchase of domain name registration, hosting package), it doesn't put you in debt like education does, there's no need to take out loans like in life events such as weddings or buying a home. It doesn't make you work crazy hours like a job does. It just makes you work. High returns on investment potential. Blogging's a win-win situation, it gives you the opportunity to get rich.