If you are visiting this blog and reading this post, you are probably interested in the idea of earning money from home. In my previous posts I did write about different ways of making money with the help of Internet. I find this activity (home-based business) pretty exciting, maybe that is why I spend hours and hours doing my research (and I don’t mind sharing the results of such investigations). Anyways, if you visited this website before, you should have noticed a good deal of posts related to earning money with get paid to upload and file sharing services. As for me, it is high time to put all these reviews together and let the users leave their comments. So, this is first, unofficial list of websites, which give money for uploading and sharing files in the Internet. But before I start listing the websites and the links to their actual reviews, let me supply some hyperlinks to the articles, which are closely related to this niche. Full list of get paid to upload and share websites The list of websites will be updated as frequent as possible, I do want to track all paying and scam websites. The first paid to share websites listed are my personal favorites.

Uploading.com
Uploading.com is one of the first websites, which I got to register and started earning money right away. These days, Uploading.com offers up to 30$ for every 1000 downloaded files and pays out as soon as the users have 15 dollars in their accounts. I got paid more than five times already and do highly recommend this service. More information about Uploading.com and the payments could be found here:
DepositFiles.com
Another honest, well known website, which possess great earning potential is called DepositFiles.com. To tell the truth, this service is one of the most popular in Europe and almost everyone down there knows what DepositFiles.com is and how to make good money with it. Just like Uploading, DF pays up to 30$ per one thousand downloads, but there are some restrictions. More information about the payout rates and ideas of earning money by sharing media files with the help of DepositFiles.com could be found here:
Get Paid To Upload Files Online With DepositFiles.com
Metahyper.com
While earning money with get paid to upload and share websites, it is important to use all possible tools and techniques for generating higher revenues. Metahyper.com could be pretty much used for it, especially with it’s newly introduced URL leech feature.
Find out how Meta Hyper can improve your earnings on various get paid to share and upload services:
Upload Files and Get Money for Uploads and Downloads at Metahyper.com
UploadFloor.com
UploadFloor.com – don’t even know what to say about this service. I think it was created for those, who are interested in earning cash by sharing photos, videos, software and other types of files, but I don’t really see that the owners are very serious about it. They do offer up to 25 dollars for every thousand downloaded files, but I am a bit skeptical about UploadFloor.com.
For more reasons for using or not using UploadFloor.com free data hosting with revenue sharing offer, please refer to actual review of Upload Floor dot com:
UploadFloor.com Review – How to Upload Videos and Music For Free and Get Paid for Unique Downloads?
Filefactory.com
Another great data sharing website is added to the rating – Filefactory.com. Just like other services, which give money for sharing documents, Filefactory provides users with free data-storage and also gives money every time these documents are being downloaded.
More interesting things about Filefactory.com, its pay per download rates, minimum cash-out threshold and referral bonuses users can find out from this review:
Make Easy Money Over the Internet by Uploading Files to FileFactory.com
ShareFlare.net
Newly created service ShareFlare.net has received a good deal of interested and excited up-loaders and money-makers. First of all, this service is created by LetitBit owners (which is another, very successful file hosting service, with revenue sharing model implemented) and they promised to bring the best pay per download rates to all ShareFlare.net users. Right now, anyone can get up to 30 dollars for 1000 data file downloads, which sounds very good.
Other exciting stats, user experiences and reviews are to be found on this ShareFlare.net review page:
Earn Money by Uploading Files to Shareflare.net Without Spending a Dime
Ugotfile.com
Yet another file sharing service, but with contradictory reputation. It is called Ugotfile.com, they seem to be working in this sphere for a pretty long stretch of time, but still don’t seem to have acquired a great design and user approval. You can sure read more and find out about this get paid to share service from my detailed review of Ugotfile.com:
Make Money Online with uGotFile’s Paid To Upload Affiliate Program Hotfile.com
HotFile.com is very promising website, in terms of earning money with data sharing. Like others they give users plenty of space, which could be used for sharing. Even though they don’t offer super high pay per download rates (only up to 15 dollars for one thousand downloads), the minimum cash-out here is pretty low and they offer good referral bonuses (so users have more chances of making money).
Earning money with HotFile.com is pretty exciting, especially if you know how to effectively use their service, I do hope you will find out more interesting stuff in this review: Get Paid To Upload Files to HotFile.com Free File Hosting Service
More reviews are yet to come. This rating will be updated as frequent as possible, also scam site reviews will be posted under a different heading.

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While many people consider SEO to be complicated, I believe that SEO is nothing but an extension of traditional marketing. Search engine optimization consists of 9 main steps 1.market research 2.keyword research 3.on page optimization 4.site structure 5.link building 6.brand building 7.viral marketing 8.adjusting 9.staying up to date
Market Research
Do you have what it takes to compete in a market? The first step is to search the major search engines to see what types of websites are ranking for words which you deem to be important. For example, if mostly colleges, media, and government institutions are ranking for your most important terms it may be difficult to rank for those types of queries. If, on the other hand, the market is dominated by fairly average websites which are not strongly established brands it may be a market worth pursuing. You can extend out the research you get from the search results by using the SEO for Firefox extension with the Firefox browser. This places many marketing data points right in the search results, and thus lets you see things like • site age • Google PageRank • inbound link count • if any governmental or educational sites link at their site • if they are listed in major directories • if bloggers link at their sites The blue area under this CreditCards.com listing shows a wide array of marketing information.
Keyword Research
Use the SEO Book Keyword research tool to search for popular and Long Tail keywords related to your industry. This tool cross references the Google Keyword Tool, Wordtracker, and other popular keyword research tools. Notice how our keyword tool provides daily search estimates and cross references other useful keyword research tools.
Keyword research tools are better at providing a qualitative measure than a quantitative measure, so don't be surprised if actual traffic volumes vary greatly from the numbers suggested by these tools. When in doubt you can also set up a Google AdWords account to test the potential size of a market. In addition to looking up search volumes for what keywords you think are important also take the time to ask past customers how they found you, why they chose you, and what issues were important to them in choosing you. You can also get keyword ideas by doing things like • checking your web analytics or server logs • looking at page contents of competing websites • looking through topical forums and community sites to see what issues people frequently discuss.
Site Structure How should you structure your site? Before drafting content consider what keywords are your most important and map out how to create pages to fit each important group of keywords within your site theme and navigational structure based on • market value • logical breaks in market segmentation • importance of ranking in building credibility / improving conversion rates You may want to use an Excel spreadsheet or some other program to help you visualize your site structure. This mini-screenshot from an Excel spreadsheet shows example data for how you might align keywords for a section of a site focused on home based businesses, start ups, and franchise opportunities. Make sure •your most important categories or pages are linked to sitewide •you link to every page on your site from at least one other page on your site •you use consistent anchor text in your navigation •you link to other content pages (and expeically to action items) from within the content area of your website If you are uncertain how deep to make a portion of the site start by creating a few high quality pages on the topic. Based on market feedback create more pages in the sections that are most valuable to your business.
On Page Optimization
It is hard to rank for keywords that do not appear in your page content, so each page should be organized around the goal of ranking for a specific keyword phrase, with some related phrases and related keywords mixed into the page copy. Unique descriptive page titles play a crucial role in a successful search engine optimization campaigns. Page titles appear in the search results, and many people link to pages using the page title as their link anchor text. If possible create hand crafted meta description tags which compliment the page title by reinforcing your offer. If the relevant keywords for a page have multiple formats it may make sense to help focus the meta description on versions you did not use in the page title. As far as page content goes, make sure you write for humans, and use heading tags to help break up the content into logical sections which will improve the scanability and help structure the document. When possible, make sure your page content uses descriptive modifiers as well. Each page also needs to be sufficiently unique from other pages on your site. Do not let search engines index printer friendly versions of your content, or other pages where content is duplicate or nearly duplicate.
Link Building
Search engines view links at votes, with some votes counting more than others. To get high quality links (that help your site rank better) you need to participate in the social aspects of your community and give away valuable unique content that people talk about and share with others. The below Google TouchGraph image shows a small graphic representation of sites in the search field that are related to SeoBook.com based on linking patterns.
In this post suggested that Google is getting better at understanding link quality. Search engines want to count quality editorial votes as links that help influence their relevancy algorithms.
Link building tips
• try to link to your most relevant page when getting links (don't point all the links at your home page) • mix your anchor text • use Yahoo! Site Explorer and other tools to analyze top competing backlinks • don't be afraid to link out to relevant high quality resources
Link building strategies
• submit your site to general directories like DMOZ, the Yahoo! Directory, and Business.com • submit your site to relevant niche directories • here is more background on directories and SEO • if you have a local site submit to relevant local sites (like the local chamber of commerce) • join trade organizations • get links from industry hub sites • create content people would want to link at • here is a list of 101 useful link building strategies
Brand Building
Brand related search queries tend to be some of the most targeted, best converting, and most valuable keywords. As you gain mindshare people will be more likely to search for your brand or keywords related to your brand. A high volume of brand related search traffic may also be seen as a sign of quality by major search engines. If you build a strong brand when people search for more information about your brand and other websites have good things to say about your brand, these interactions help reinforcing your brand image and improving your lead quality and conversion rates. Things like advertising and community activity are easy ways to help improve your brand exposure, but obviously branding is a lot more complicated than that. One of my favorite books about branding is Rob Frankel's The Revenge of Brand X. Viral Marketing Link building is probably the single hardest and most time consuming part of an effective SEO campaign, largely because it requires influencing other people. But links are nothing but a remark or citation. Seth Godin's Purple Cow is a great book about being remarkable. The beautiful thing about viral marketing is that creating one popular compelling idea can lead to thousands of free quality links. If your competitor is building one link at a time and you have thousands of people spreading your ideas for you for free then you are typically going to end up ranking better.
Measuring Results
Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don't know which half. - John Wanamaker How can I tell if my SEO campaign is effective? The bottom line is what counts. Is your site generating more leads, higher quality leads, or more sales? What keywords are working? You can look at your server logs and an analytics program to track traffic trends and what keywords lead to conversion. Outside of traffic another good sign that you are on the right track is if you see more websites asking questions or talking about you. If you start picking up high quality unrequested links you might be near a Tipping Point to where your marketing starts to build on itself. Search engines follow people, but lag actual market conditions. It may take search engines a while to find all the links poiting at your site and analyze how well your site should rank. Depending on how competitive your marketplace is it may take anywhere from a few weeks to a couple years to establish a strong market position. Rankings can be a moving target as at any point in time •you are marketing your business •competitors are marketing their businesses and reinvesting profits into building out their SEO strategy •search engines may change their relevancy algorithms

Keyword research and ad campaigns A competitive analysis always begins with keyword research. "Search for your most obvious terms, including your brands and trademarks on the search engines," said Cam Balzer, Director of Search Strategy at Performics. "If you see your competitors consistently showing up in both natural and pay-per-click (PPC) search results, you know you are dealing with search-savvy competitors." "PPC ads tell you what terms are important to your competition," said Allan Dick, General Manager of Vintage Tub and Bath. Based on this keyword research, Balzer recommended building a matrix of both keywords and competitors. "With PPC campaigns, you can estimate your competitors' spend," he said. "You can view current cost-per-clicks from Overture's search interface, and you can calculate total costs based on the number of estimated searches per month, and estimated CTR baselines (5% for position one, 3% for position two, 1% for position three)." "If the competition is aggressively bidding for the first position, it may make sense to manage against positions two and three and also managing against acquisition metrics," advised David Williams, Chief Strategist and Co-Founder of 360i.
Search engine optimization campaigns Monitoring search engine ads are not the only way to gather competitive information. Natural search results can also provide information about link development strategies and keyword research. "With natural search results, you can extract keywords from the titles, meta tags, headings, etc. on your competitors' actual Web pages," said Balzer. Allan Dick uses natural search results to determine distributor information, manufacturing contacts, newspaper/magazine articles, and the marketing firms competitors use. For example, if you want to find your competitors' distributors, search for the manufacturer name and product name in a title, using Google's advanced search page. Dick also uses eBay for competitive research. "Using your top keywords, search through the listings and find up-and-coming sellers, new product offerings, and different product terms," he said. "Take a look at your competitor's feedback for useful information." In addition, many newspaper and magazine articles appear in reverse link look-ups, indicating your competitors' PR campaign strategies. "Look at the anchor text of some of the links," said Williams. "If the competitor has more links with anchor text that includes the targeted terms, then the site is much more likely to rank for the targeted terms." Search engines offer a plethora of information about your own site and your competitors' sites, ranging from advertising, SEO, to publicity campaigns. Understanding how to search and diligently monitoring search results often provides valuable information about the players in your industry.