Kit includes:
1) Tamrac 3385 Aero Speed Pack 85 Photo / Laptop Backpack (Rust)
2) LensPen Lens Cleaning System
3) Precision Design USB 2.0 All-in-1 Card Reader
4) ImageRecall Digital Image Recovery Software
5) Precision Design Memory Card Storage Wallet
6) Precision Design Deluxe 6-Piece Lens & Digital SLR Camera Cleaning Kit
7) Universal LCD Screen Protectors
8) Cameta Microfiber Cleaning Cloth
The Aero Speed Pack 85 Dual Access Photo/Laptop Backpack features the Dual Access System that allows fast access through the side door when the pack is worn over one shoulder, or through the front panel when the pack is removed. This backpack holds and protects a DSLR with a grip and lens attached, 2-3 additional lenses and accessories. A separate, foam-padded laptop compartment holds most 17" screen laptops. The side door is equipped with a water-resistant zipper while the front panel has a weather flap. Accessory pockets hold memory cards, lens caps and other items . The pack has a foam padded bottom compartment and a large top compartment perfect for personal items. An elasticized mesh side pocket provides access to a water bottle. Features a carrying handle and a foam-padded backpack harness.
The LensPen Lens Cleaning System removes dust, erases smudges, won't leak, won't leave residue, and is 100% safe for all lenses.
This stylish USB 2.0 multi-card reader works with nearly all types of flash memory cards, including CompactFlash (CF), SecureDigital (SD), Memory Stick (MS), xD Picture Card, Mini SD, and more.
Retrieve lost or deleted images from your memory card with Image Recall Digital Image Recovery Software.
Google AdSense and other Pay Per Click (PPC) advertisements can be a great way to make money from blogs. With PPC advertisements, you get paid anywhere from a few pennies to a few dollars every time someone clicks on an ad. Even if PPC advertising is working well on your blog or Web site, often a little "tuning" can easily increase income by a factor of four or more!
There are several choices including the extremely popular Google AdSense, Kanoodle BrightAds, Chitika and the Yahoo! Publisher Network. Signing up is fast and easy and you can run them on most blogs, but check their terms of service well. You simply cut and paste the advertisements to your blog, or in some cases you can simply use a plugin. They perform very well for some blogs but not well on others -- you need to experiment. We'll talk specifically about Google AdSense here, although the concepts are similar with all PPC advertising.
You want the ads "above the fold," which means the area of the blog visible without scrolling. In one long term test I performed I was getting about one click per 1500 page views for ads that were far down in the side bar, which is simply atrocious. When I moved the ads up so they were above the fold, clicks, and income, increased over 20 times! Of course, there are a lot of variables involved, but ads or anything you want people to click on or even see need to be in prime blog locations, preferably above the fold.
No one likes advertisements, so you want to configure the ads to blend in with your blog, i.e. the same background color, text color, link colors, etc. For AdSense this specifically means getting rid of the borders, so the ads do not specifically look like ads. In one experiment, just getting rid of the borders doubled clicks! Again you need to experiment. Every blog and Web site will be different.
With Google AdSense you have a choice of different sizes and types of ads, as well as choices of where to put them on your blog. You can setup different "channels" for different ads and ad types. For example, on one blog my self-describing channels were called leftsidebar, rightsidebarhigh, rightsidebarlow, incontent, and top linkbar. On this particular blog, rightsidebarhigh and incontent were the top performers by far. The others received very few clicks so I removed them. Interestingly, although leftsidebar didn't work well for AdSense, that was a great and profitable location to display affiliate programs.
Google AdSense and other PPC advertising may work well on your blog. You can't tell whether they will work until you try them and spend some time tweaking them. Traffic levels are very important as well; you're not going to make six figures a year if you only have 25 readers a day.
We've given some general guidelines; your mileage may vary. What is most important is experimentation to find what works best on your blog.
And for over 100 more tips on successful blogging including advice to monetize your blog, I invite you to grab your free copy of my ebook Secrets of Successful Blogging at http://www.secretsofsuccessfulblogging.com
By Ted Demopoulos, author of "Blogging for Business" and "What No One Ever Tells You About Blogging and Podcasting"
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