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Smartphones and mobile data plans have created new, accessible opportunities to make money online. We look at just two of these numerous opportunities that you can embrace and generate income from.
The first platform we will explore is Instagram, the popular social media network owned by Facebook, while the second is Adsense, Google’s massive ad network.
Various Methods to Make Money Online with Instagram
Instagram is not only a popular platform for posting pictures; you can also make money with Instagram account or support your business.
When Instagram first came to the internet, people used it to post their personal pictures, their pets, food and such. Now, many people make money with the platform or use it as one of their business platforms. The main features of Instagram, which are picture album and hash tags, allow people to turn their accounts into product showcases and even online stores.
If you are curious about how you can make money with Instagram account, you can try these methods, which have been used by various online businesses and personal account owners:
Promote Store Products
If you already have a store but need more exposure, you can create Instagram account as a sales funnel to your store. You can display your products, using hash tags to do widespread promotion, and attract your followers with various special offers.
Make Online Boutique or Store
You can turn your Instagram account itself into an online store or boutique. Or set up a new one specifically for this. However, since many people use Instagram for similar purposes, you must create distinctive account that shows unique elements.
It provides you with great platform to promote business because its main feature is photo albums. Online buyers tend to believe a business more if they can see the products.
2. Make Money Online With Adsense
But how do you go about maximizing this opportunity? Let’s have a look.
Create a blog that is acceptable by Google
Do not set up a blog to discuss issues like adult content, profanity, drug addiction, and so forth. In practice, what you want is a blog that the majority of people can read without getting offended.
Choose a topic that is saleable
If you are creating a blog of a personal nature, it will be much more difficult to make it palatable to those who want to publish ads through Google Adwords.
If your main goal is to make money online by monetizing your blog through Google Adsense, what you should do is choose a specific topic and be more ‘commercial‘ or business-like in your approach to blogging. In other words, pick a profitable niche for your blog.
Follow the rules of Google
For example, stick to the maximum number of advertising spaces to be included in the blog. If you exceed the guidelines (currently three blocks dedicated to the regular ad units and three blocks dedicated to text link ad units), you run the risk of your account being penalized or even closed.
The stated aim of Google is that your blog offers you a pleasant reading experience for the visitor. This is difficult to achieve if you plaster your blog with ads everywhere. Limiting the number of advertising spaces helps to avoid this.
Also, do not discuss anything, especially online, about how much you get paid by Google Adsense . The penalty for this, if caught, is the closure of your account.
Write articles that deal with specific topics targeted by the advertisers
If you think the keywords “Singapore Hotel” to be competitive, then write a nice article on how to find quality hotel in Singapore.
The contextuality of Adsense advertising should reward your choice and make it appear on your article. The displayed ads will be of interest to a percentage of your readers and so be profitable for you.
Make sure that your article is long enough and really explores the topic you are writing about. Quality content is a delight to Google. Avoid needless repetitions, and do not choke your article full of keywords, otherwise you risk a penalty.
Author:Arlene Kaddy
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You hear some things in 2019 and you almost go into shock at the absurd nature of the statements. One of them is the statement by popular pastor, John Suleman of Omega Fire Ministries International, that reading the Bible from a phone – or any other mobile device – in church shows lack of respect to God.
This is really very odd, because you know, the Bible didn’t even start out as a printed book. The bible was originally a collection of hand-written parchments and scrolls. It wasn’t originally a book. And those parchments were painstakingly scripted by “holy” men who had separated themselves from the world. The scripts themselves were considered holy.
But technological advancement showed up. The invention of the printing press was technological innovation in its time, and the bible eventually took that form. Digital technology is the innovation of our time. And so the bible has taken on this form too – an app on our mobile devices.
We were reading the Bible from a phone in church as far back as 2008
While John Suleman knocks his members for reading the Bible from a mobile device in church, his fellow pastors and preachers are actually teaching and preaching from one on the pulpit. Irreverent too?
I never thought I would ever hear a preacher say something as darned as this in 2019. Because you know, I know pastors who were preaching from their smartphones as far back as 2008. And their church members were encouraged to use their phones instead of carrying around a physical bible.
For example, OliveTree Bible Reader was already available for Palm OS handhelds, Pocket PCs, as well as Symbian and Windows Mobile smartphones in 2008. This is OliveTree app on a Pocket PC from that era:
I know because I remember that I was reading the Bible from a phone in church using OliveTree Bible Reader app on my Symbian phones back then. As a matter of fact, The first version of OliveTree was released in 1998 for Palm OS.
This is 21 years down the road and we are still on this matter? This is one apostle that needs to get out of the dark ages.
Reverence is of the heart and reflects in your attitude. You either have it in there or you do not. It has nothing to do with whether you carry a physical Bible or an e-Bible. Reading the Bible from a phone in Church is as reverent as reading a physical Bible if your heart is right
Wait! Am I preaching? Oh, snap. Oh; and this story is not hearsay, by the way. Watch the video and hear the “divine” instructions yourself:
“Don’t bring phone or tablet to Church” – Pastor Suleiman AKA OTOBO JOCKEY 🏇 The reason he doesn’t want you to bring your device to church is Bcos he doesn’t want you to Fact-check his BS in Real-time. It’s all about control. pic.twitter.com/4q2mraFYUr — Wale Gates 🇳🇬🇬🇧 (@walegates) January 29, 2019
It is one of the silliest things I have heard this year of our Lord 2019.
Pulpit Punch Lines
Here are a few punch lines from John Suleman:
“The Bible says ‘Search the Scriptures, not punch the Scriptures’.
“God sees the end from the beginning. He knew there would technology before He said, ‘This book of the law’.”
Jokes. They almost sound like rap lines from a hit track. But let’s keep the same logic and look at a few other things.
The Bible does not say to drive or fly either, but the good pastor has no problem with those. God knew there would be technological advancement but mentioned only donkeys and horses in the Bible.
The early Church met in homes and the bible contains no instructions about church meetings outside of homes. The Bible says nothing about church buildings, though God knew the end from the beginning. But those aren’t issues to him. Suddenly, reading the Bible from a phone in church is a problem.
As someone has said, this sounds more like an attempt to retain control, similar to how the Church in the dark ages was heavy-handed and sought to keep people from accessing the bible through the technology of the day.
But I really do not care how his members and followers respond to this sermon of his. My only interest in the matter is the digital technology aspect, and I find it intensely amusing.
The good pastor is fighting a battle that he cannot win. Remember how the Church persecuted and killed those who insisted that the earth was not flat and those who insisted that the earth was not the centre of the universe?
The Church also once persecuted and killed people for owning and reading the printed Bible, but look where we are today – a pastor is insisting that it is only the printed Bible is valid in church meetings. Jokes.
Reading the bible from a phone in church will become even more widespread. It will gain ground till the next disruptive technology arrives. There is absolutely nothing that John Suleman or anyone else can do about it. Not even the Pope can halt the advancement of digital technology.
Is this the point where someone shows up to say. “Touch not mine anointed?” The only things I have touched this morning in the typing of this article are my smartphone and laptop. Keep your heads screwed on, people. Some years down the road, he will definitely change his mind about this.
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Digital Skills and Communication Coach | Mobile Phone Connoisseur since 2001 | Tech Blogging since 2004
