Busy... Busy Evening

My Muse decided to dust herself off and make an appearance tonight...
I missed her. :O)
Now that the trial is over I can feel some of the tension loosening.
(For those that have been following, see previous post for the final deets.)
I didn't even realize that Saturday past and Sunday started... lol.

4x4 Friday: Compass Rose

This week's 4x4 Friday challenge is to incorporate a compass rose into your design. Enjoy!

Went a wee bit Steampunk-y, blame it on FINALLY getting some cog & gears stamps.

Kard Krazy

Tag Tuesday Challenge #60 -- Faces

Today's Tag Tuesday Challenge is "Faces."

Feel free to interpret this however you'd like and use whatever medium you'd like.

Inspired by Alice in Wonderland!
The idea has been simmering in my head to replicated the Talking Flower Garden
and this was the poi-fect time.
Clip-Art Freebie sheet put to good use and many, many paper flowers.

Lots To Do

Week 29 - Shapes

This week we are looking at "Shapes" - interpret it anyway you like a shaped card, shapes on your work - whatever so long as you follow the theme.

Template came from Mirkwood.
Black & White 'Victoriana' clip-art sheet snipped and pasted on,
then sprayed with Glimmer Mist.
I wanted to get a fuzzing on the images so I went heavy.
Edged out in bark brown ink.

Oh, Alice

CHAPTER 23: Ravens and Writing Desks...

The Hatter opened his eyes very wide on hearing this; but all he said was, "Why is a raven like a writing-desk?" "Come, we shall have some fun now!" thought Alice. "I'm glad they've begun asking riddles. — I believe I can guess that," she added aloud. "Do you mean that you think you can find out the answer to it?" said the March Hare. "Exactly so," said Alice. "Then you should say what you mean," the March Hare wen t on. "I do," Alice hastily replied; "at least--at least I mean what I say--that's the same thing, you know." This week, we challenge you to use BIRDS on your card or papercrafting project! We may never know the answer to the riddle above, but while we're pondering that and life's little mysteries we may as well make a great card or two in the process, right?

Postcard Art...
Background is blue Glimmer Misted dove Mask.
Spritz of black under the cut out Crow clip-art.
Fancy Pants stamping over the quote:
Censure acquits the raven, but pursues the dove.
Juvenal

Source: http://keepsakescrafts.blogspot.com/2010/07/busy-busy-evening.html

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Pay Per Click Campaign

The fastest way to earn extra cash through your website is through a pay per click advertising campaign. There are two ways you can utilize PPC ads on your website. The traditional method was developed by Google through its AdSense program. It involves physical pay per click ads appearing on your website. These ads can take the form of banners or advertisements in the side columns.

The newer, more innovative method to put pay per click ads on your website is the In Text method. In Text PPC ads appear as links in your website content. They differ from other links you have on your website because they are underlined twice instead of once. Also a small bubble with additional information opens whenever the mouse cursor is over the PPC ad. The information gives the advertiser a chance to grab some traffic from your website while allowing your visitors to avoid unwanted PPC ads by not clicking on them.
In Text ads are quieter, and they keep your website free of images you might not approve of. They make a great addition to the traditional ads you might already have. They don't take up any extra space on your website either, so you're free to have as much content on the page as you want.

When you're ready to implement a pay per click advertising campaign on your website, start by researching the various PPC ad networks. Some use the AdSense method, while others, like Infolinks, use the In Text method. Choose a PPC advertising network with a method that sounds like it will work best for you.

As you're setting up your PPC ad account through the network, one of the things they will probably ask for is your list of keywords. Keywords are the phrases that people type into a search engine to find you. These keywords should be about 2 to 5 percent of the words on each of the pages on your website. If you utilize keywords properly on your website, you'll draw in plenty of traffic. The more people who visit your website, the more chances you'll have for someone to click on an ad and earn you money.

Infolinks leads the In Text advertising industry by guaranteeing the highest paying In Text pay per click advertising. The Infolinks algorithm objective is to yield the highest eCPM possible, thus ensuring the highest revenue, guaranteed.

Source: http://karyabumisentosa.blogspot.com/2010/04/pay-per-click-campaign.html

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