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The AdSense report is visible from the  Earnings  tab that is there in the blogger.  This  tab  contains basic information. It tells about the ads that are running on the blog. It also tells about the clicks that have been generated on the ads and how much revenue has been earned out of it. Various terms that we can find on the tab are: Each term in the report  has been explained here:   Clicks : Clicks shows the number of times visitors have clicked on the ads during the reporting period.  Page CTR (Click-through rate)   :    Page CTR defines  number of ad clicks by user divided by the number of page views.   CPC (Cost per click) : CPC means average amount that is paid by the advertisers for each and every ad click.   Page views :   Page view is always generated whenever  a user views a page displaying Google ads. A page view is counted whenever user visits a page irrespective of ads that are displayed on the webpage.   Page RPM (Revenue

Beginning from a small project , now web(popularly known as word wide web) consist of  billions of web pages hosted on millions of servers located across the globe. While Web has now become a basic source of Information covering a wide area of interest , (I must say ,almost all the area of interest where current research covering Science,Arts,Engineering is going on) , it also created a challenge of proper information retrieval from unstructured and semistructured web of data. Keeping these things in mind, Tim Berner Lee(The creator of www ) coined a term "Semantic Web", and defined it as: " a web of data that can be processed directly and indirectly by machines " According to World Wide Web Consortium (W3C): "The Semantic Web provides a common framework that allows data to be shared and reused across application, enterprise, and community boundaries." In a Nutshell , the concept of Semantic Web can be described as: " The main purpose of

#include #include #include typedef struct { int cno,in_arr,arr,ser_time,tsb,tse,wait,tsis,idle; }customer; int lookup1( int c) { if (c>=0 && c<13 font="font"> { return 1; } else if (c>=13 && c<25 font="font"> { return 2; } else if (c>=25 && c<38 font="font"> { return 3; } else if (c>=38 && c<50 font="font"> { return 4; } else if (c>=50 && c<63 font="font"> { return 5; } else if (c>=63 && c<75 font="font"> { return 6; } else if (c>=75 && c<87 font="font"> { return 7; }

                                                dinesh sainani                                                     Mca/4538/10 #include   #include #include typedef struct {         int cn,iarr,arr,stime,b,e,w,tsis,c_idle; }customer; int lookup1(int c) {     if(c>=0 && c<13 p="p">    {                 return 1;     }     else if(c>=13 && c<25 p="p">    {                 return 2;     }     else if(c>=25 && c<38 p="p">    {                  return 3;     }     else if(c>=38 && c<50 p="p">    {                 return 4;     }     else if(c>=50 && c<63 p="p">    {                  return 5;     }     else if(c>=63 && c<75 p="p">    {                 return 6;     }     else if(c>=75 && c<87 p="p">    {                 return 7;     }     return 8; } int lookup2(int c)

Many people go for link purchase to improve page rank. It is considered as black hat seo and crticized by Google. Such technique is considered as manipulation of search results and a violation of Google’s quality guidelines. These guidelines are prime focus of Google’s Penguin update.  It’s interesting that there seem to be exceptions to the rule, such as a directory like Best Of The Web, which has users pay for their sites to be considered for links. Here’s a video about it from Matt Cutts from 2009 that I have taken from  WebProw news:   http://www.webpronews.com/the-blurry-lines-of-googles-paid-links-policy-2012-05

If a website  is ranking well in Google. Its an algorithm which keeps on changing.    You are relying on an algorithm, and algorithms do not care whether or not they have a substantial impact on your business.  People are still turning mostly to search for seeking the answers to their questions. However, the gap between search and social networks is narrowing.  Social Media is the new way of getting traffic.  It is much more about people, and regardless of where they share it, people will always share good content, and are not necessarily influenced by over   200 mysterious signals   when they share it with their own networks of friends and followers. T here are plenty of sites out there that are getting more traffic from social media sites than they are from search engines. In fact, Google’s constantly changing algorithm almost demands that sites diversify their traffic sources and rely less on Google (the clearly dominant search engine) for the bulk of their traffic. With t

How Dell India is changing from a box-maker to a high-margin end-to-end IT solutions player ET Bureau Sep 14, 2012, 10.20AM IST Dell India News The news says Michael Dell,the dapper founder of Dell Inc explains in detail how an IT segment fits nicely into his new transformational business plan-— of transitioning the eponymous PC company to an IT solutions company. Research In Motion lures app makers with Marmalade software Reuters Sep 19, 2012, 06.44PM IST Research In Motion The news says, according to Research In Motion Ltd said software development kit (SDK) maker ( Marmalade ) is offering licenses to mobile applications developers to bring their games and apps to the BlackBerry 10 smartphones and PlayBook tablets. According to the news offer is expected to bring up thousands of new apps before its BlackBerry 10 hits market early next year.