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Would you like to make a bit of revenue from your blog? Here’s how you can make your content work for you by adding Google AdSense to your Tumblr blog.
Blogging can be serious work, and with your easy-to-use Tumblr blog, you might be posting more than ever. You may be writing about your beautiful vacation, sharing the newest wallpaper you designed in Photoshop, or explaining how to get your dog to quit barking at frogs.
Either way, your blog takes real time, and it might be nice to make a little money from it. Google AdSense has enabled bloggers around the world to get ad revenue from their content. The Tumblr Terms of Service require that your blog be used primarily for blogging, but they do allow you to use AdSense or other ad systems as long as that’s not the primary focus of your site... Via Martin Gysler Delete the scoop?
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Do you need to raise funds to get your idea off the ground? You’ve got a brilliant business idea, but your bank lacks your vision. (Or perhaps you lack the collateral.)
Maybe you reached out to friends and family, but you know they lost their shirts when your brother-in-law’s salmon-flavored energy drink flopped. Is this the death of your nascent business? Not. So. Fast.
Social media is changing more than the way we market and communicate… It’s changing the way we raise capital. Crowdfunding websites are popping up that connect entrepreneurs with investors, producers with patrons, and causes with contributors. Here are 11 tips to help you secure funding... Via Giuseppe Mauriello, Martin Gysler Delete the scoop?
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Do you need to raise funds to get your idea off the ground? You’ve got a brilliant business idea, but your bank lacks your vision. (Or perhaps you lack the collateral.)
Maybe you reached out to friends and family, but you know they lost their shirts when your brother-in-law’s salmon-flavored energy drink flopped. Is this the death of your nascent business? Not. So. Fast.
Social media is changing more than the way we market and communicate… It’s changing the way we raise capital. Crowdfunding websites are popping up that connect entrepreneurs with investors, producers with patrons, and causes with contributors. Here are 11 tips to help you secure funding... Via Giuseppe Mauriello, Martin Gysler Delete the scoop?
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