Thursday, 30 June 2016

Every site needs to get ranked in search engines, but before that a website must first get indexed in search results. Search engines are smarter and they crawl your site once it is live. Still many new sites struggle to get indexed. To get faster and better index your site you must submit your URL to Google, Bing and Yahoo.

How to submit your URL to Google – Add your website

Submit your site to Google and it crawls and adds new site to index and also updates existing sites. So if you have any new blog posts that are not listed in Google then you can submit your URL to Google.

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  1. Go to this URL Google site submit and it will take you to Google webmaster tools submission page
  2. Login with your Gmail account and add your Home page URL, enter CAPTCHA and click “Submit request”.
Now your request will be processed and your site gets indexed shortly in Google search results.
Note: Only submit top level directories that is your home page (http://umakeimoney.blogspot.com) and Google crawls the rest of your pages.

How to submit your site to Bing – Add your URL

The process is same for what you done for Google. Go to Bing site submit and add your home page URL (http://umakeimoney.blogspot.com), enter CAPTCHA and submit your site. Now your site will be soon included to Bing.

How to submit your site in Yahoo – Add your URL

Go to Yahoo site submit Yahoo site submit and click “submit your site for free”. It will take you to Bing webmaster tools. Login with you Microsoft account and at the right side in dashboard click “add a site”.
This is how you submit your URL to Google, Bing and Yahoo. Be patient and your site will be soon added to index. Don’t spam and submit your site using any automated software’s.

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Earning $100, $200 or even $300 per day with Google AdSense is not an impossible job.

Many bloggers and website owners are doing it, and you are not an exception. The only thing you need is better planning and execution, hard work, determination and passion for blogging about your topic or niche.

Before diving into the exact process, let’s know some terminology for better understanding of Google AdSense and how you can generate more revenue by selling your ad inventories on your blog.

What Is AdSense: It’s a monetization program by Google for online content from websites, mobile sites, and site search results with relevant and engaging ads.

CTR : Your ad Click-through Rate is the number of ad clicks divided by the number of individual ad impressions. Suppose you are showing 3 AdSense ads on every page, your 1 page view is equal to 3 ad impressions.
CTR = Clicks / Ad Impressions X 100

Suppose, you get 5 clicks out of 500 ad impressions, your CTR would be 1% (5/500X100).

CPC : Cost-Per-Click is the revenue you earn each time a visitor clicks on your ad. CPC is usually determined by the advertisers. In some competitive niches like finance, marketing, online products etc. advertisers may be willing to pay more per click than others.

CPM: CPM means “Cost Per 1000 Impressions.”
Sometimes advertisers opt for CPM ads instead of CPC and set their price for 1000 ad impressions. And they pay each time their ads appear on any website.

LET’S MAKE $100 EVERYDAY WITH GOOGLE ADSENSE, RIGHT?
For the convenience of calculation we assume that – You serve your AdSense ads on your blog or website, irrespective of showing your ads on your mobile site and added the site search results with AdSense.

Your CTR is 1% and your average CPC is $0.25. It’s quite achievable and lots of bloggers usually get it. We also assume that Page View = Ad Impression for easy calculation. You can manipulate the parameters on your own for desired results.
To make $100 everyday you need 40,000 Page Views/day Or, 400 Clicks a day @ 1% CTR and $0.25 CPC. For 40,000 Page Views you have to produce 500 awesome articles or blog posts which attract at least 80 or more page views/article everyday.

Apart from CPC, you will also earn from your CPM ad impressions. Irrespective of any niche, the average CPM earning is $1 to $1.5 per 1,000 impressions. You can make $40 to $60 per day easily from 40,000 page views.

You can also sell your Ad space directly or via BuySellAds.com and generate $6,000 Per Month on an average from 40,000 page views. Check out how webmasters and bloggers are making $6,000 to $8,000 Per Month from BuySellAds with forty thousand page views per day. So your daily earning will be $200 (6000/30=200).

A niche blog with high quality articles converts very well with affiliate marketing. You can easily earn $40 to $80/day from affiliate selling with correct implementation and execution.
Now your total earning per day is $100 + $40 + $200 +$40 = $380 from CPC, CPM, Direct Ad Sell, Affiliate Marketing for 40,000 page views per day. I’ve taken the lowest possible earnings from all the 4 sources.

$380 per day means $11,400 per month (380X30= 11,400) Or, $136,800 per year(11,400X12=136,800). Isn’t it a whooping amount to lead a lavish life?
Which is well above your desired earning of $100 per day from Google AdSense, right? 1000s of people are making money by writing articles, and you can also do it. The only thing I want to say is “Be Focused!”

P.S. The above results can be possible if you produce at least 200 to 250 great articles or blog posts per year for 2 years. So how much traffic you actually need to make $100 per day from Google AdSense – It’s way less than 40,000 Page Views Per Day!

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Monday, 13 June 2016

Annuity and Settlement Buyers and Brokers

Annuity Transfers, Ltd.

(972) 952-0260
annuitytransfers.com
800 E Campbell Rd
Richardson, Texas 75081

Campbell Financial Corp.

(719) 687-6220
campbellfinancialcorp.com
350 W. Henrietta Avenue
Woodland Park, Colorado 80863

Capital Planning, Inc.

(952) 541-9464
info@capitalplanninginc.com
capitalplanninginc.com
2051 Killebrew Drive
Suite #640
Bloomington, Minnesota 55425

CBC Settlement Funding

877.564.8508
info@cbcsettlementfunding.com
cbcsettlementfunding.com
500 Delaware Ave. 11th Floor
Wilmington, Delware 19801

Client First Settlement Funding

(888) 594-1195
(888) 594-1190
Clientfirstfunding.com
301 Yamato Rd #3200
Boca Raton, Florida 33431

DRB Capital

(855) 693-6100
(866) 744-9935
drbcapital.com
701 Park of Commerce Blvd, Suite 301
Boca Raton, Florida 33487

EPS Settlements Group

(303) 337-0400
info@epssettlements.com
epssettleents.com
5613 DTC Parkway, Suite 600
Greenwood Village, Colorado 80111

Fairfield Funding

(404) 814-0225
info@fairfieldfunding.com
fairfieldfunding.com
3424 Peachtree Rd
Atlanta, GA 30326

J.G. Wentworth

(866) 477-9729
(484) 434-2300
rconnelly@jgwentworth.com
jgwentworth.com
201 King of Prussia Road
Radnor, Pennsylvania 19087-5148

Liberty Settlement Funding

(954) 357-7235
(954) 763-1165
info@libertysf.com
libertysettlementfunding.com
16 N.E. 4th St, Suite 210
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301

Millennium Settlements

(850) 894-4265
(800) 573-8853
kbollman@msettlements.com
msettlements.com
3500 Financial Plaza, 4th Floor
Tallahassee, Florida 32312

Novation Settlement Solutions

(561) 615-9360
(888) 390-6200
novationsettlementsolutions.com
1641 Worthington Road Suite 410
West Palm Beach, Florida 33409


Pat Farber's Structured Settlement

(949) 833-3910
pat@patrickfarber.com
patrickfarber.com
1301 Dove Street Suite 960
Newport Beach, California 92660

SenecaOne

(301) 913-9131
(800) 513-1394
info@senecaone.com
senecaone.com
7920 Norfolk Ave #300
Bethesda, MD 20814

Settlement Capital Corp.

(972) 770-7875
(800) 959-0065
info@setcap.com
settle4cash.com
14755 Preston Rd #130
Dallas, TX 75254

Stone Street Capital

(301) 951-8900
7316 Wisconsin Avenue, 5th Floor
Bethesda, Maryland 20814-2937

Strategic Planners

(916) 714-7200
bishop@structurepro.com
settlementplanners.com
8841 Williamson Dr
Elk Grove, California 95624

Woodbridge Structured Funding, LLC

(561) 447-0401
woodbridgeinvestments.com
123 NW 13th St #307
Boca Raton, Florida 33432

Annuity Distributors

Mutual of Omaha

(402) 342-7600
rp.groupannuity.services@mutualofomaha.com
Mutual of Omaha Plaza
Omaha, Nebraska 68175

Pacific Life

(888) 728-5611
pacificlife.com
P.O. Box 84307
Lincoln, Nebraska 68501-4307

Prudential

(973) 802-6000
ssasales@prudential.com
retire.prudential.com/view/page/rs/16977
751 Broad St.
Newark, New Jersey 07102-3777

Stone Street

(301) 951-8900
info@stonestreet.com
7316 Wisconsin Avenue, 5th Floor
Bethesda, Maryland 20814-2937

Strategic Capital

(866) 256-0088
info@strategiccapital.com
strageticcapital.com
575 Madison Ave
Ste 1006
New York, New York 10022-2511

UBS Financial Services Inc.

(877) 827-8001
settlementsolutions@ubs.com
financialservicesinc.ubs.com/team/settlementsolutionsgroup
1285 Avenue of the Americas, 16th Floor 
New York, New York 10019


Settlement and Annuity Consultants

Bradford Settlement Company

(404) 851-1772
cbradford@bradfordsettlement.com
bradfordsettlement.com
1100 Johnson Ferry Road
Suite 665
Atlanta, GA 30342

Creative Capital Inc.

(732) 249-8669
info@creative-capital.com
creative-capital.com
1200 Tices Lane
East Brunswick, NJ 08816

Guardian Settlements, LLC

(480) 478-0159
guardiansettlements.com
8306 East Welsh Trail
Scottsdale, AZ 85258

JMW Settlements

jmwselltements.com
info@jmwselltements.com
(202) 463-1990
1130 Connecticut Avenue, NW Ste 540
Washington, D.C. 20036

The McNay Group

wwwinfo@mcnay.com
mcnay.com
(859) 626-3600
122 North Second Street
Richmond, Kentucky 40475
PO BOX 747
Richmond, Kentucky 40476

Ringer Associates

(504) 454-9520
wwagner@ringlerassociates.com
ringlerassociatesneworleans.com
5000 Pike Drive
Metairie, Louisiana 70003

4Structures.com

(203) 325-8640
jdarer@4structures.com
4structures.com
43 Harbor Drive, Unit 309
Stamford, Connecticut 06902
You may need to buy or repair a home, start or invest in a business, fund a college education, pay off a debt, divorce or invest. These some valid reasons why you’d like to have lump sum in your hands rather than your periodical payments. The process of selling an annuity or structured settlement is not difficult, but it involves you taking the step to sell, deciding how much to sell and going before a judge to approve your request prior to accessing your cash.
All this process includes five steps:
  1. Make the decision to sell | you can start the sale of your settlement process if you have valid reasons for it and the sale of your payments will not have any effects on your future financial needs.
  2. Shop around to find the discount rate and service on your sale | it is important that you work with a funding company that is reputable and has your best interests in mind, uses its own money to fund (is not merely a broker), is experienced in completing the court ordered transfer process, and has A+ rating on the Better Business Bureau and very few complaints, if any. 
  3. Choose the company you like best and start the sales process | you must begin the paperwork process. After you submit the proper paperwork (your annuity policy, settlement agreement or benefit's letter so the transfer company can verify your payments, application, ID), all materials are reviewed to ensure they are complete and accurate.
  4. Have your sale approved by a judge | once the relevant documents are returned and they are fully signed, a local attorney files them with court and after that the court will schedule a hearing. This is the beginning of the waiting period. In the court you will be required to justify why the money is needed and you should be in a position to show that you are not putting your and your family’s financial future in jeopardy. Unless there are any problems with your request of transfer, the judges mostly approve the transfer at this stage.
  5. Get your money | Once approved, the judge will sign the order approving your transaction and the order is sent over to the insurance company to wire funds.

How long does it take to sell my Structured Payments?

After you've signed the contract, on average it takes about 45 days to receive your money. However, keep in mind that every structured settlement purchase transaction is different due to each state's laws regulating such purchase transactions. In addition, you may qualify for an immediate cash advance to help you through a particularly tough time.

What discount rate is normal when selling Structured Settlements?

If you are considering selling your annuity, you need to be sure that the offers you are getting are reasonable and fair as you’ll have to get the lump sum reduced by a factor of the projected interest earnings, known as the discount rate. The exact discount rate that you will need to give in order to sell your structured settlement will depend upon the total amount of your settlement payments, the number of payments you have remaining, the date those payments are due to arrive, the number of payments you wish to sell etc. The longer people have to wait to receive their payments, the greater the discount rate will need to be. Discount rates from factoring companies to consumers can range anywhere between 8% up to over 18% but usually average somewhere in the middle. An average discount rate of 12% should be reasonable but there are some companies that will want to take as much as 30% discount.

Will I be forced to pay tax if I Sell my Annuity or Structured settlement? 

The money you receive from selling your structured settlement payments will have the same tax treatment as the payments you receive from your structured settlement annuity.
The Periodic Payment Settlement Act of 1982 (Public Law 97-473) formally recognized and encouraged the use of structured settlements in physical injury cases by designating payments from a structured settlement as tax-free.

What is an anti-assignment provision?

The goal of an “anti-assignment” provision is to ensure that the two contracting parties will not be able to transfer their obligations under the agreement to someone else without first getting permission from the other party. One of the boilerplate clauses found in  most commercial contracts looks something like “Neither this Agreement nor any of the rights, interests or obligations under the Agreement shall be assigned, in whole or in part, by operation of law or otherwise by either party without the prior written consent of the other party.”

There are three variations of anti-assignment clauses that can be used in a contract: a standard anti-assignment clause barring any assignment or delegation, the second one is used when the parties want to prohibit assignments except if they transfer the agreement to new owners or affiliate companies (and don’t want to ask for permission), and the third type is similar to the second one except it requires permission for such an assignment. But it should be noted that only prevent “voluntary” assignments van be prevented; you cannot prevent assignments that are ordered by a court or that are mandatory under law—for example in a bankruptcy proceeding.
Usually an annuity contract is created when an insured party pays an annuity company a single premium that will later be distributed back to him over time. However, sometimes an investor may choose to defer annuity payments income, installments or a lump sum until he/she elects to receive them (e.g until he/she retires). This type of annuity is called a deferred annuity and has two main phases: a savings phase, when money is invested into the account and an income phase, when the plan is converted into an annuity and payments are received.

A deferred annuity is not taxed until the income phase begins and it also provides a death benefit to the survivor(s) of the annuitant. As this type of annuities is designed primarily as retirement savings accounts, the annuitant may owe a 10% penalty tax in addition to ordinary income taxes if principal, earnings or both are withdrawn prior to age 59½.

Depending on the way the investment is made the deferred annuity earnings can be either fixed (your money earns interest at a fixed rate that will never drop below a minimum rate guaranteed by the issuing company and is tax-deferred until withdrawals are made) or variable (you choose investments from a pre-selected list of funds called sub-accounts inside of a variable annuity and the returns will vary depending on the underlying performance of the chosen investments).
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Second Market Annuities

Sometimes annuitants can elect to sell their future payments from an existing annuity income stream, either from an Immediate Annuity, a Factored Structured Settlement, or a Lottery Prize Payout contract to someone else in exchange for a lump sum payment today. The "resale" of these annuities are Secondary Market Annuities or factored structured settlements.

Yields on Secondary Market Annuities are higher simply because the seller of the payment stream is willing to sell at a discount for cash today. Clients benefit from that discount and receive a higher yield on the cash flow compared to comparable annuity products available in the open markets. In contrast to variable annuities and fixed indexed annuities, secondary market annuities have no fees or ongoing costs other than account servicing and IRA costs if applicable.  The purchase price for a secondary market annuity includes all legal review, closing costs, and transaction costs.  There is no annual cost, with the sole exception of nominal account servicing and costs to administer your IRA if applicable.

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