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I decided to write this article, because I feel it is relevant in today's society, where there are more and more unemployed, stay at home mothers and those who have health reasons that keep them in their homes. The topic I speak of, is can you make a living with the Internet. Is there a way that you can make money from the comfort of your home, without putting a strain on your family and your health. Can you make a reasonable income at home on your computer. The answers to all these questions is a resounding, Yes!
Create a blog.
There are many sites that provide the creation of blogs for free. Create one and maintain it regularly by posting interesting articles.As mentioned above, add your blogs to all search engines like Google, yahoo, and msn. Enlist your blogs in various ranking sites like Blogtoplist, Alexa ranking, Blog Topsites, etc; this is to advertise your blogs.Utilize all available gadgets in the internet to maximize your exposure to internet users. You can become a member of blogging communities like Entrecard, MyblogLog, Twitter, Social Sparks, and many more.Every three months or so, Google will be ranking your blog. If you had done well in the above-mentioned areas, you'll be assigned a page rank. As your readership increases, your ranking increases too.
The internet has been the great place for the profit and earning . The google boom and followed by yahoo , MSN and Adbrite . The publishers of the most trafficked and busy sites have been busy in pocketing dollars for the every traffic and pay per click Advertisements shown on their sites . But the poor site owners and the bloggers who have low traffic or visitors have to wait for months to collect their revenue which was earned from the site advertisements . But thanks to parking sites such as godaddy.com , Sedo.com , name drive and parked.com , the domainers have been able to earn the revenue from the ads shown on their domains . You do not need to purchase hosting or spend a lot on the web design and we developers when you can start earning simply from the purchasing the domains and parking them on the sites which are most visited .
As the Web grew in popularity, obtaining highly desired domain names became competitive and people began grabbing up these domains and parking them with the sole intent of selling them later to someone who actually wanted to build content under that domain name. This became an industry unto itself and domain reseller sites sprang up where people could park and resell the domains they had registered.
Finally, as these parked domains began showing up in search engines or as a result of someone typing a domain directly into the browser, people figured out how to make money on the parked domain while waiting to sell it. This, in turn, became another industry, known as monetized domain parking.
Monday, March 23, 2009
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Three Bangladeshi cos selected for Dow Jones SAFE-100 index
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Three Bangladeshi companies have qualified to be enlisted in the Dow Jones index from South Asian region, an achievement that will help to elevate the image of Bangladesh.
"The Dow Jones SAFE 100 index was launched on Wednesday but we still don't know the names of the three companies qualified for the prestigious index," said AB Siddiqui, chief executive officer of Chittagong Stock Exchange.
The index was introduced at the annual general meeting of South Asian Federation of Exchanges (SAFE) held in Abu Dhabi on March 10-11.
The companies would definitely among the top ones in the country as it is a blue chip index of Dow Jones, he said.
A support staff of Dow Jones confirmed this reporter through e-mail that the initial selection of 100 companies for the Index has been completed but declined to provide the names of three Bangladeshi companies as the data is available to licensees only.
The index measures the performance of the 50 largest Indian stocks and 50 of the largest stocks traded in Bangladesh, Mauritius, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. The index includes three Bangladeshi, five Mauritian, 39 Pakistani and three Sri Lankan stocks.
This is the first time an index has been created to measure the performance of blue-chip companies in five of the eight member states of the SAFE, Mr Siddiqui said.
Fifteen stock exchanges from eight countries are the members of SAFE and companies from five countries are eligible to be included in the index.
The benefit of being qualified for inclusion in such an index is that it would enhance the scope of attracting more foreign funds, he said.
"At the same time the index will also give a positive signal to international investors about the economic performance of the region," he explained.
The SAFE started working on launching the index in 2006 and eventually signed a partnership agreement with the Dow Jones later.
The index would be aimed at measuring and reflecting performance of leading stocks of the prominent market sectors, listed with the SAFE member exchanges, and would highlight its investment potential.
"The index can also serve as an underlying tool for developing new investment products like derivatives in the region," said Mr Siddiqui.
Dow Jones selects 100 Indian and 100 non-Indian companies from a pool of stocks on quarterly basis and the selection list suggests possible additions or deletions at the next composition review. The stocks are selected based on their rankings by market capitalization.
Michael A. Petronella, president, Dow Jones Indexes after launching the index earlier said it would provide accurate, transparent and reliable performance measures of leading companies in this region.
"South Asia is home to some of the most rapidly evolving financial markets worldwide. By further developing securities markets and aiming at their regional and international integration the South Asian Federation of Exchanges has been contributing significantly to these developments," he said.
Aftab Ahmad Chowdhury, managing director and CEO of Islamabad Stock Exchange and secretary general SAFE said, "The index showcases the region as one asset class and can thank to its superior methodology being used as an underlying tool for investment products on national and international level alike."
The SAFE 100 index is calculated in US dollars and it is weighted by float-adjusted market capitalisation. The weighing of each country in the index is capped at 50 per cent, each component is capped at 10 per cent subsequently.
The Dow Jones SAFE Indexes are rebalanced annually in March. Their free-float factors, shares and weight factors are reviewed quarterly in March, June, September and December every year.
"The Dow Jones SAFE 100 index was launched on Wednesday but we still don't know the names of the three companies qualified for the prestigious index," said AB Siddiqui, chief executive officer of Chittagong Stock Exchange.
The index was introduced at the annual general meeting of South Asian Federation of Exchanges (SAFE) held in Abu Dhabi on March 10-11.
The companies would definitely among the top ones in the country as it is a blue chip index of Dow Jones, he said.
A support staff of Dow Jones confirmed this reporter through e-mail that the initial selection of 100 companies for the Index has been completed but declined to provide the names of three Bangladeshi companies as the data is available to licensees only.
The index measures the performance of the 50 largest Indian stocks and 50 of the largest stocks traded in Bangladesh, Mauritius, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. The index includes three Bangladeshi, five Mauritian, 39 Pakistani and three Sri Lankan stocks.
This is the first time an index has been created to measure the performance of blue-chip companies in five of the eight member states of the SAFE, Mr Siddiqui said.
Fifteen stock exchanges from eight countries are the members of SAFE and companies from five countries are eligible to be included in the index.
The benefit of being qualified for inclusion in such an index is that it would enhance the scope of attracting more foreign funds, he said.
"At the same time the index will also give a positive signal to international investors about the economic performance of the region," he explained.
The SAFE started working on launching the index in 2006 and eventually signed a partnership agreement with the Dow Jones later.
The index would be aimed at measuring and reflecting performance of leading stocks of the prominent market sectors, listed with the SAFE member exchanges, and would highlight its investment potential.
"The index can also serve as an underlying tool for developing new investment products like derivatives in the region," said Mr Siddiqui.
Dow Jones selects 100 Indian and 100 non-Indian companies from a pool of stocks on quarterly basis and the selection list suggests possible additions or deletions at the next composition review. The stocks are selected based on their rankings by market capitalization.
Michael A. Petronella, president, Dow Jones Indexes after launching the index earlier said it would provide accurate, transparent and reliable performance measures of leading companies in this region.
"South Asia is home to some of the most rapidly evolving financial markets worldwide. By further developing securities markets and aiming at their regional and international integration the South Asian Federation of Exchanges has been contributing significantly to these developments," he said.
Aftab Ahmad Chowdhury, managing director and CEO of Islamabad Stock Exchange and secretary general SAFE said, "The index showcases the region as one asset class and can thank to its superior methodology being used as an underlying tool for investment products on national and international level alike."
The SAFE 100 index is calculated in US dollars and it is weighted by float-adjusted market capitalisation. The weighing of each country in the index is capped at 50 per cent, each component is capped at 10 per cent subsequently.
The Dow Jones SAFE Indexes are rebalanced annually in March. Their free-float factors, shares and weight factors are reviewed quarterly in March, June, September and December every year.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
make money online
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Internet has brought the whole world to your fingertips. There are billions of end users and millions more are being added everyday. Earning money through internet has never been too easy but it’s not too difficult either if you have the proper information on making money online. you can earn money working from home as a freelancer .
Some of the sites that offers home based works for the freelancers are:
1)www.getafreelancer.com
2)www.scriptlance.com
3)www.rentacoder.com
4) www.odesk.com
You can earn money by reviewing different products, reviewing movies you have watched or books you have read. Some of the sites that offer money for reviewing are listed bellow.
1) ReviewStream.com
2) ReviewParty.com
3) SoftwareJudge.com
4) AllReaders.com
5) AllWatchers.com
6) AssociatedContent.com
7) Epinions.com
Some of the sites that offers home based works for the freelancers are:
1)www.getafreelancer.com
2)www.scriptlance.com
3)www.rentacoder.com
4) www.odesk.com
You can earn money by reviewing different products, reviewing movies you have watched or books you have read. Some of the sites that offer money for reviewing are listed bellow.
1) ReviewStream.com
2) ReviewParty.com
3) SoftwareJudge.com
4) AllReaders.com
5) AllWatchers.com
6) AssociatedContent.com
7) Epinions.com
stocks to buy : today's tips
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Buy ACI limited ,my personal favourite.The price is in such a state it can be bought without any hasitation.some other options are BATBC,the eps is supposed to come 23/24.so it is likely to declare a dividend of 110%-150%. other options are meghna and jamuna petroleum.Their eps will be much higher than the previous year.
earn some money online be a freelancer ,visit www.getafreelancer.com
earn some money online be a freelancer ,visit www.getafreelancer.com
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