Adding your website to Google News can help bring additional exposure to your website if approved by Google's News team upon review. Any person can submit their website to Google for inclusion in Google News; however, there are certain types of criteria you must meet for Google to accept your submission. In addition to reviewing your website for original content, Google will look for the frequency of which you publish content, review the format and layout of your website for professionalism, and seek information about the writers who contribute content to your website, among several other key factors.
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How to Optimize AdSense
People who use Google’s revenue generator want to be able to earn income from the program, but without knowing how to optimize AdSense, they may be leaving money on the table. While other factors can contribute to the actual earnings, following a few simple suggestions can help increase your revenue from the advertisements on your Web site. Whether it’s changing the style of advertisements or incorporating search engine optimization (SEO) into your content, you can test these strategies to see how they affect your revenue.
How to Force Install Incompatible Addons in Firefox
Oftentimes you may update Firefox only to find that your favorite addon is incompatible. Since downgrading isn't a viable option, you may be at a loss for options. However, often the addon itself is actually compatible, but the version in the addon needs updating. This article will demonstrate how to override this in Firefox.
Steps:
Steps:
- Navigate to Help->About Firefox. Make note of the version number listed here, you will need it later on. In this example, it is Firefox 6 (6.0).
- Navigate to the Firefox preferences editor. You can do this by typing "about:config" in the address bar and hitting Enter. You will be prompted with a warning about being careful. Click "I'll be careful, I promise!".
- Create a new key. To do this, right click in the body of the preferences. A menu will be displayed. Click New->Boolean. A boolean value just means one that is either true or false.
- Note: If this key already exists, you can right-click on it and click "Toggle" so that it says "false" under "Value".
- Enter the preference name. This follows the format of "extensions.checkCompatibility" followed by the version number. In Firefox 6, for example, the preference name would be "extensions.checkCompatibility.6.0". Enter it and click OK.
- Select 'false' in the list box to set this setting to false. This will disable the Firefox compatibility checking.
- Restart Firefox for the changes to take effect.
