Monthly Archives: November 2010

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How to Determine Your AdSense Coverage

Published on: November 24, 2010 in Making Money and has 5 Comments

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If you use AdSense you may be wondering how to find out about how to determine your AdSense coverage of the ads that are displayed on your pages. By coverage I don’t mean what percentage of your pages includes AdSense, I mean what percentage of the ads displayed are not public service ads (PSA). When [...]

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Data Recovery Freeware Tools

Published on: November 17, 2010 in Software and has 5 Comments

10 Free Windows Application You Should Install

I have recovered data many times using simple data recovery freeware tools. I managed to recover data from bad sectors on hard drives, and deleted data from both USB flash drives and memory cards. Regardless of the media used to store data, chances are with a good tool you may be able to recover some [...]

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WordPress Plugin: GrowMap Anti-Spambot Plugin Review

Published on: November 10, 2010 in Wordpress and has 26 Comments

Stop Spam

I have been using the GrowMap Anti-Spambot Plugin (GASP) plugin for a few weeks now, so I decided to write a review about the plugin. Most blog owners have issues with spam comments on their posts. It is a fact of life when owning a blog – you will eventually start receiving spam comments. While [...]

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How to Manually Add AdSense in a WordPress Post

Published on: November 5, 2010 in Wordpress and has 18 Comments

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You can manually add AdSense in a WordPress post above or below the content without any issue. You can simply place the necessary code above, or below, the the_content(); function call. Now if you want to place it within the content, it is a bit more complex. Most people would install a plugin that will [...]

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How To Easily Monitor Server Availability

Published on: November 3, 2010 in Blogging, Web Site and has 7 Comments

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One of the problems that I have been facing recently is that of how to monitor server availability for my blog. There has been an increase in downtime for my blog, and I wanted to find a way to measure how much downtime I have experienced over the last little while. The good news is [...]

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