Hey guys, I’ve introduced Swagbucks to you guys in the past and here I am again, giving you an update on Swagbucks. Swagbucks just had its 3-year anniversary and with it came a load of updates. Swagbucks continues to provide a search function for its user, but you also get PAID for searching. As you […]
Archive for September, 2009
Cyber Cash Cows dot Com Monthly Roundup (August 2009)
Posted By Tony on September 10th, 2009
As you guys already know, Cyber Cash Cows dot Com recently underwent its one month anniversary. One of the reasons I wanted to start this blog in the first place was to be able to track the growth and progress of my blog on a monthly basis. Not only would this help myself in keeping track of my own statistics, it would also show you, the reader, what really works in making money online.
With school starting up again, as well as a couple personal things keeping me occupied, I haven’t been able to post as regularly as I wanted to. But hopefully within a couple more weeks of becoming situated here, I’ll be back to my systematic self.
I haven’t been able to keep a good record of the monetary gains that I have acquired from this site, so I won’t be able to perform an analysis on that aspect of the site. But I’ll be sure to include this in future roundups. Anyways, without further to do, lets get the ball rolling!
August Statistics
- Alexa Ranking: 885,460
- RSS Subscribers: 22
- Visitors: 2,103
- Average Visitors Per Day: 71
- Page Views: 4,149
- Average Page Views Per Day: 138
- Google PageRank: 0
Analysis
Personally, I’m pretty happy with my Alexa Growth, since I basically started at the end of the internet and managed to break the top million in a month. It’ll be much harder to continue to climb the rankings at this rate, but my goal is to eventually top the 100,000s. Not bad for a month’s work I guess. RSS subscribers is probably the most relevant/important statistic, since the foundation of traffic stems from your subscription base. Hopefully this will grow in the coming months. Not much I can do about the PageRank though. I’ll need to build a wider range of backlinks in order to get that rolling. Hopefully I’ll be able to get at least a PR of 1-2 within a few months. I have a couple of ideas that will hopefully increase my number of RSS subscribers as well as improve the overall experience for my viewers, but you’re going to have to wait for it in the upcoming months!
Thanks a bunch for reading and if you like what you’re reading, please subscribe to my blog!
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Is Lockerz a Scam? Part 4
Posted By Tony on September 7th, 2009
This will most likely be the final installment in the Lockerz saga. Lockerz has had time to get settled in and the results are slightly disappointing. I’m not sure if it is just me or if everyone is facing this problem, but currently I am unable to even log into my account! I’ve been pretty busy with school starting again, so I took a break from checking up on Lockerz, but it seems like this has been happening for a while.
Have you guys been experiencing similar results? Or is this just some sort of server trouble Lockerz is currently having? If this continues it’ll be hard for me to back such a unstable site.
Thanks a bunch for reading and if you like what you’re reading, please subscribe to my blog!
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Cyber Cash Cows Contest Results
Posted By Tony on September 1st, 2009
And the results are in folks!
1st Place: Denologis
Winner of a Copy of an Amazing SEO EBook that I personally have been using to launch my site + 1 month 125×125 ad placement on this site. (Estimated Value: $115) (1 Winner)
2nd Place: Dum
Winner of a Copy of an Amazing SEO EBook that I personally have been using to launch my site. (Estimated Value: $100) (1 Winner)
3rd Place: Donald F
1 month 125×125 ad placement on this site. (Estimated Value: $15) (1 Winner)
Congratulations to the winners once again!!
To claim your prize please contact me with the same email that you used to enter the contest.
Thanks a bunch for reading and if you like what you’re reading, please subscribe to my blog!
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