Careerjet is a search engine that maps an extensive selection

of job offerings by listing worldwide job vacancies in one

database. It drives traffic to the original job listing website

(company websites, recruitment agencies, newspapers, etc.) and earn revenue based on a pay per

click principle and an auction system.

The Search Box:

You can choose to embed a Careerjet SearchBox into your website. This will allow your visitors

to search for a job directly from your webpage without ever leaving your site.

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Tip Jar Widget for Blogs makes Money

ScratchBack is a friendly online "tipping system" for bloggers who

desire to make a buck from their sidebar. It's a great alternative to

a "Paypal Donation" button, because your potential sponsors will be

tempted by a worthwhile reward. This reward is a nice fat link back to their site which no blogger can resist.

How it Works:

First you will need to sign up and install their widget code on your site. Once you've

implemented the code into your blog you should be able to see a nicely sized widget in your

sidebar. This should only take a matter of minutes to get your self up and running. Their system

allows you to accept tips from advertisers and in return they will receive image or text links on

your site.

Payout Rate:

The current commission structure has been switched from 50% to 90% for the publisher. This is

an outrageously wonderful ratio! So you'll make 9 out of every 10 dollars sold on your site

(payments made via PayPal).

Customization:

You might run in to problems when it comes to blending the widget in with your blog. Other than

that, they allow you to choose from multiple themes, and some of which are pretty good looking.

And the rest of the designs have a bit of a junky look to them, so don't get too excited...

My Experience with ScratchBack:

To be honest, I have only used it on Gadgets4blogs™ for one day and I made only 2 dollars. So

I will have to rely on my readers to give us some honest feedback on the longer term use of

Scratchback. Although, I might give it a shot once the widget is fully customizable and is capable

of matching my blog design.

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PayPal Donation Button Widget - Make Money

Here is a great way for your readers to reward you for all the hard work and effort you've put into your blog. A PayPal Donation button will allow your readers to easily send you money via PayPal.

PayPal Icons

These icons can be used as your donation button if you choose to customize.

Adding a Paypal Donation Button

Sign into your Paypal account and if you don’t have one you can get a free paypal account here.

1. Login into your Paypal account with your paypal E-mail address and password

2. Click on ‘Merchant Services’ Tab available in the Top Menu

3. When you scroll down your window, you will see a ‘Donations’ link in the ‘PayPal Website Payments Standard’ heading Section.

4. Clicking on the ‘Donate’ link will take you a form where you are asked to fill some information’s like Organization name/service, Donation ID (optional).

5. Click on 'Customize Appearance' in order to use your own image for the button. You may use one of the images above if you like.

6. After Filing the required information click on ‘Create Button’ link.

7. Now you will see some HTML Code, copy it

Adding HTML code into Blogger blog:

1. Sign in into your Blogger Blog and Click on the ‘Layout’ link in your dashboard

2. Click ‘Add a Gadget’ link and select ‘HTML/JavaScript’ option

3. Now paste the HTML code that you copied from your Paypal account and save it.

4. Now open your blog and you will see the ‘Paypal Donate’ button in your blogspot blog sidebar. You can display Donate button wherever you want on your blog like blog Header, footer or its sidebar

Adding HTML code into Wordpress blog:

1. Login into your Wordpress blog and go to its Dashboard

2. Click Presentation –> Widgets

3. Click on the content area in front of ‘Text 1’ widget

4. Paste your HTML code in the content area available and save changes

5. Open your Wordpress blog and check donate button will be in your blog sidebar

Wordpress Donations Cloud

This paypal widget is quite useful because it's more than just a button. It allows users to link to their

own site when they make a donation. Therefore encouraging your readers to make a donation.

I hope you've found this article to be of great help and I wish all of you much success in your blogging adventures!

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