Google Adsense, program affiliasi untuk bisnis internet yang sangat popular di dunia online saat ini. Semua orang bisa berpartisipasi menjadi pengiklan bagi google dengan syarat mudah dan cepat, cukup dengan menempatkan iklan-iklan google di situs dan Blog mereka.
Dengan metode komisi pay per click (PPC), menghasilkan uang dari google metodenya jauh lebih sederhana dan sangat liquid, beda dengan affiilasi lainnya, yang mengharuskan kita menjual sesuatu baru mendapatkan komisi
Google Adsense telah membawa revolusi baru dalam bisnis internet, pogram ini telah menghasilkan jutawan online tanpa harus mencari investor-investor besar seperti yang biasa dilakukan perusahaan-perusahaan dot com dari Silicon valley.
Sebelum mengenal lebih juga tentang Google Adsense, sedikit terlebih dahulu akan diulas Google Adwords yang merupakan cikal bakal kelahiran Google Adsense. Google Adwords adalah program periklanan yang ditawarkan google kepada para pemilik situs yang ingin mempromosikan situsnya, dengan cara menampilkan link situs pengiklan di hasil pencarian untuk kata kunci (keyword) tertentu.
Contoh : jika kita melakukan pencarian di google dengan kata kunci welding misalnya, maka selain hasil pencarian, di bagian seperempat di sebelah kanan akan muncul Sponsored Link / Pesan Sponsor.
Tentu saja, para pemasang iklan akan dikenakan sejumlah biaya tergantung dari kepopuleran kata kunci yang dipilihnya.
Namun Google menyadari, meskipun dia sekarang ini menjadi search engine nomor satu di dunia, tidak semua pengguna internet di dunia yang memakai google sebagai mesin pencari, sehingga iklan di google adwords, belum mampu menjangkau seluruh pengguna internet, oleh karena itu mereka menawarkan kepada pemilik situs untuk memasang iklan google adwords di situs mereka dengan pola bagi hasil yang disebut Google Adsense .
Jika ada seseorang yang mengunjung situs peserta adsense dan mengklik iklan yang ada di situs tersebut, maka pemilik situs akan mendapat komisi dari google, metode pembayaran komisi seperti ini biasa disebut dengan nama pay per click (PPC).
Friday, December 12, 2008
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Preparing a Research Paper
A research paper isn't something you can write overnight, nor is it something that can even be left until the last minute. It requires you to have some kind of specialist knowledge that you will probably have to investigate and learn for days or even weeks before the research paper is due.
At first look, the research paper assignment may seem impossible. You may not even have any idea about how to go about it. What you shouldn't do is just approach it like an essay and write out a narrative type report with little or no further knowledge on the subject. Remember this is a "research" project and by definition you will be required to show that you have done some background study of the subject of your own in order to complete the paper.
No matter how daunting you think the research paper assignment looks, there's a simple formula that you can follow that will ensure that you come up with the material that the teacher is looking for. Follow the points below and you'll be off to a good start:
1. Choose your topic wisely. You should be given some choice in what your research paper will be about. The main subject area may be set out, but there ought to be some degree of flexibility. Use this to focus on the part of the subject area that best suits your interests and current knowledge base. Even though this knowledge won't be enough, it's a good foundation upon which to build.
2. Find where the relevant information is. This could be in your local library, the school library; it could be magazines, reports, professional journals, and even oral recordings if you are using real life case studies. The Internet is a great resource for researchers these days but make sure that any information you find is on reputable sites and is backed up by other reputed sites. Some sites just copy information from other sites without checking the source, and this could adversely affect your grade so make sure that you fact check as much as possible when researching via the Web.
3. For each source that you are going to use, create an index card, or put them into an Excel spreadsheet. This means when you come to compile the bibliography section of your paper, you'll be able to easily access these. It also means that if you have to recheck a section of your material after you've returned it to the library or wherever you borrowed it, you'll be able to locate it quickly.
4. Start with an outline of what your report will contain. It should always have an introduction, a main section that addresses the research question you've been assigned, a conclusion that you come to based upon the research that you did, and a bibliography of the sources you use. In the outline make sure that the main section of the paper has headings that correspond with the headings you are going to use in the main report and bullet point the information that will appear under each heading in the final report.
5. Once you have an outline, write a rough draft. This will help you see any gaps or inconsistencies in your work. At the point you should insert footnotes that identify any reference sources, and/or quotations on each page.
6. Tidy up your rough draft by addressing any problems you found with additional information, and then check for spelling, grammar and format (if you were given a format to follow for the assignment make sure you follow it or you'll lose unnecessary pints). Check that your bibliography is complete and that all of your sources are listed in it.
7. Finally, if you haven't already done so, create the title and contents pages, and then insert the right page numbers on the contents page.
8. Read it through carefully to ensure that all diagrams are properly labeled, you can't see any spelling errors, and most importantly, your research findings lead logically to the conclusion that you've come to.
That's it. You're done! See when you approach the research paper in a logical manner; it's not half as difficult as it first appears.
At first look, the research paper assignment may seem impossible. You may not even have any idea about how to go about it. What you shouldn't do is just approach it like an essay and write out a narrative type report with little or no further knowledge on the subject. Remember this is a "research" project and by definition you will be required to show that you have done some background study of the subject of your own in order to complete the paper.
No matter how daunting you think the research paper assignment looks, there's a simple formula that you can follow that will ensure that you come up with the material that the teacher is looking for. Follow the points below and you'll be off to a good start:
1. Choose your topic wisely. You should be given some choice in what your research paper will be about. The main subject area may be set out, but there ought to be some degree of flexibility. Use this to focus on the part of the subject area that best suits your interests and current knowledge base. Even though this knowledge won't be enough, it's a good foundation upon which to build.
2. Find where the relevant information is. This could be in your local library, the school library; it could be magazines, reports, professional journals, and even oral recordings if you are using real life case studies. The Internet is a great resource for researchers these days but make sure that any information you find is on reputable sites and is backed up by other reputed sites. Some sites just copy information from other sites without checking the source, and this could adversely affect your grade so make sure that you fact check as much as possible when researching via the Web.
3. For each source that you are going to use, create an index card, or put them into an Excel spreadsheet. This means when you come to compile the bibliography section of your paper, you'll be able to easily access these. It also means that if you have to recheck a section of your material after you've returned it to the library or wherever you borrowed it, you'll be able to locate it quickly.
4. Start with an outline of what your report will contain. It should always have an introduction, a main section that addresses the research question you've been assigned, a conclusion that you come to based upon the research that you did, and a bibliography of the sources you use. In the outline make sure that the main section of the paper has headings that correspond with the headings you are going to use in the main report and bullet point the information that will appear under each heading in the final report.
5. Once you have an outline, write a rough draft. This will help you see any gaps or inconsistencies in your work. At the point you should insert footnotes that identify any reference sources, and/or quotations on each page.
6. Tidy up your rough draft by addressing any problems you found with additional information, and then check for spelling, grammar and format (if you were given a format to follow for the assignment make sure you follow it or you'll lose unnecessary pints). Check that your bibliography is complete and that all of your sources are listed in it.
7. Finally, if you haven't already done so, create the title and contents pages, and then insert the right page numbers on the contents page.
8. Read it through carefully to ensure that all diagrams are properly labeled, you can't see any spelling errors, and most importantly, your research findings lead logically to the conclusion that you've come to.
That's it. You're done! See when you approach the research paper in a logical manner; it's not half as difficult as it first appears.
How to Effectively Manage Your Study Time
Your study time may feel as if it's taking over your social life, but if you can master some effective time management techniques -- and stick to them -- you'll find that despite only having a few discretionary hours a day, you'll have time to do everything you want to do.
The first thing you need to do is to assess the amount of home study time you need each week. Use the information from your teachers in each subject in order to build a weekly timetable of when homework is required. It could be that from your notes you need to have three nights a week with 2-3 hours homework, but the payoff is that you can take 2 evenings off from your studies. Alternatively, you may decide that doing an hour each evening is better as it leaves you at least some free time each day to do your own thing.
Get a wall chart and write on it each major assignment due date. In a different color, mark the same assignment on the calendar one week before it's due. This is the date by which time you ought to have at least a draft assignment complete. If it's not, you're going to have to scrap any plans of free time and put in the extra study time to get that assignment in on time.
In yet another color mark in anything such as soccer practice or dance class; these are fixed extra curricula activities that need to be accounted for when allocating your study time. If you have training every Saturday and a game every Sunday that means you probably won't be wanting to do much, if any study, so seeing your commitments on your wall charts helps you become focused on how best to use the study time available.
Make sure that before you leave each class you have all of the materials you need to complete the assignment, or you know where to get them from. You should also have carefully wrote down any questions, additional information and/or helpful tips that your teacher has given for the assignment. Once you get home you should be able to get straight on with the homework and get it done in half the time it would take if you have to run around looking for the assignment question and/or handouts you need to borrow from your classmates.
Having made your timetable, make sure you keep an eye on your wall calendar and keep it up-to-date with any new assignment/activity dates that need added as your school year progresses. It could be that one night you have nothing to do, and can free up another evening by doing the homework on the non-busy night.
You could also make use of your lunchtime break to go to the library and do some assignment work there - even if it's just half an hour of rough note taking it'll save you time later. Maybe going to the library isn't cool, but it's way cooler than having to spend an entire night at home studying when you could be hanging out with your friends.
Effective time management means choosing to spend what hours you have in a way that allows you to spend as much time as you can doing what you enjoy, so it's worth spending the effort setting the chart and timetable in place, ensuring you have everything you need for each assignment and sticking to the study time you set, because that's what will give you the maximum amount of non-study time.
The first thing you need to do is to assess the amount of home study time you need each week. Use the information from your teachers in each subject in order to build a weekly timetable of when homework is required. It could be that from your notes you need to have three nights a week with 2-3 hours homework, but the payoff is that you can take 2 evenings off from your studies. Alternatively, you may decide that doing an hour each evening is better as it leaves you at least some free time each day to do your own thing.
Get a wall chart and write on it each major assignment due date. In a different color, mark the same assignment on the calendar one week before it's due. This is the date by which time you ought to have at least a draft assignment complete. If it's not, you're going to have to scrap any plans of free time and put in the extra study time to get that assignment in on time.
In yet another color mark in anything such as soccer practice or dance class; these are fixed extra curricula activities that need to be accounted for when allocating your study time. If you have training every Saturday and a game every Sunday that means you probably won't be wanting to do much, if any study, so seeing your commitments on your wall charts helps you become focused on how best to use the study time available.
Make sure that before you leave each class you have all of the materials you need to complete the assignment, or you know where to get them from. You should also have carefully wrote down any questions, additional information and/or helpful tips that your teacher has given for the assignment. Once you get home you should be able to get straight on with the homework and get it done in half the time it would take if you have to run around looking for the assignment question and/or handouts you need to borrow from your classmates.
Having made your timetable, make sure you keep an eye on your wall calendar and keep it up-to-date with any new assignment/activity dates that need added as your school year progresses. It could be that one night you have nothing to do, and can free up another evening by doing the homework on the non-busy night.
You could also make use of your lunchtime break to go to the library and do some assignment work there - even if it's just half an hour of rough note taking it'll save you time later. Maybe going to the library isn't cool, but it's way cooler than having to spend an entire night at home studying when you could be hanging out with your friends.
Effective time management means choosing to spend what hours you have in a way that allows you to spend as much time as you can doing what you enjoy, so it's worth spending the effort setting the chart and timetable in place, ensuring you have everything you need for each assignment and sticking to the study time you set, because that's what will give you the maximum amount of non-study time.
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Akankah Tsunami Terulang Lagi di Aceh..?
Dua penelitian terbaru yang dimuat jurnal Nature edisi teranyar mengungkapkan fakta bahwa tsunami yang melanda Aceh tahun 2004 merupakan peristiwa terbesar dalam 600 tahun terakhir. Tsunami sekuat itu mungkin akan mengalami perulangan kembali 600 tahun kemudian.Hal tersebut dapat dilihat dari pola lapisan tanah yang diukur di dua lokasi berbeda yang dilakukan dua tim peneliti berbeda. Tim yang dipimpin Kruawun Jankew dari Universitas Chulalongkorn Thailand mengambil sampel dari 150 titik di pantai barat Thailand. Sementara tim pimpinan Katrin Monecke dari Universitas Pittsburgh, AS mengambil sampel dari 100 titik di Aceh dalam dua tahun, 2006 dan 2007.
Pada kedua lokasi para peneliti menemukan lapisan-lapisan pasir di bawah permukaan tanah yang merupakan bukti peristiwa tsunami dalam 2500 tahun terakhir. Lapisan pasir terbentuk dari material yang disapu gelombang ke daratan. Dengan teknik radiokarbon, waktu terjadinya tsunami dapat diperkirakan.
Dari hasil pengukuran, mereka menemukan bahwa tsunami yang kakuatannya setara dengan peristiwa tahun 2004 pernah terjadi 600-700 tahun lalu. Salah satunya juga mengungkap bukti bahwa tsunami serupa pernah terjadi antara tahun 780-990.
Mahasiswa dan Anarkis
Akhir akhir ini tawuran antar kalangan mahasiswa sering sekali kita dengar, sungguh disayangkan mahasiswa sebagai calon pemimpin bangsa ini menunjukkan sifat premanisme yang tidak menunjukkan mereka sebagai kaum terdidik, karena masalh sepele bisa menimbulkan tawuran yang notabene merugikan mereka sendiri
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Lubuk Onau Vs Waternau
Akhirnya sempat juga menulis pada blog ini, walaupun hari hari di isi oleh berbagai aktifitas kantor yang bikin pusing sekedar menghabiskan waktu dan membuat kepala sedikit rileks..ngak ada salahnya mengingat cerita sewaktu lebaran kemaren tentang keceriaan di lubuk onau
warga muaro paiti sekarang sudah punya sebuah tempat alternatif untuk wisata memang sedikit unik sebuah sungai yang tampak biasa saja, bisa menjadi luar biasa jika dikelola dengan baik tapi yang utama dengan adanya sungai larangan ini juga telah mendorong terjaganya lingkungan disekitar sungai yang terdapat di kampung dalam ini.
warga muaro paiti sekarang sudah punya sebuah tempat alternatif untuk wisata memang sedikit unik sebuah sungai yang tampak biasa saja, bisa menjadi luar biasa jika dikelola dengan baik tapi yang utama dengan adanya sungai larangan ini juga telah mendorong terjaganya lingkungan disekitar sungai yang terdapat di kampung dalam ini.
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Buat Blog Jadi Mesin Uang
Begitu banyak tutorial yang membahas tentang dunia internet marketing, salahsatunya kita bisa dapatkan di blogmaster cosaaranda. internet marketing yang saat ini lagi booming dimana kita bisa mengahasilkan pendapatan bahkan ada yang mendapatkan uang dari blognya melampaui gaji seorang manager perusahaan.
Apakah itu mungkin, tentu saja selama kita bisa mempraktekkan berbagai ilmu yang dengan mudah kita dapatkan dengan hanya browsing di internet, yang terpenting usaha karna dollar anda tidak begitu saja datang simsalabim jadi tunggu apa lagi segera jadikan blogmu tambang uang.
Apakah itu mungkin, tentu saja selama kita bisa mempraktekkan berbagai ilmu yang dengan mudah kita dapatkan dengan hanya browsing di internet, yang terpenting usaha karna dollar anda tidak begitu saja datang simsalabim jadi tunggu apa lagi segera jadikan blogmu tambang uang.
Sekedar Membasahi Otak
Ide dalam membuat blog ini muncul disaat aku pulang kampung..dimana di muara paiti sana ada sebuah sungai yang dijadikan masarakatnya sebagai alternatif untuk wisata.....
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