Contextual ads work by first determining what type of content is shown on your blog and then delivering ads that match the nature of the content (for example, if your blog is about real estate the contextual ads may be about real estate agents). You don't have to worry about which specific ads to show because Google does that for you.

Summary: Place contextual ads on your blog using Google [AdSense].

A 2014 Gallup-Purdue Index Report from interviews with 30,000 U.S. graduates found that "where graduates went to college ... hardly matters at all to their current well-being and their work lives in comparison to their experiences in college." A key is to focus on having a good experience, not on getting into the "right" school. Some good experiences include involvement in extracurricular activities and/or having an internship. Ultimately, it's not where you went to school but what you did while there that will have a stronger impact on quality of work after graduation. College can be an important part of that process. However, if it doesn't go the way you planned, there are many ways to get the education and experience you need. You can obtain an education through mentorships, apprenticeships, internships, and studying abroad. Attending another school affords most of the same benefits as your dream college. While there, you'll still make some great friendships, have the opportunity to get involved in activities for both fun and professional reasons, create memorable experiences, and get a quality education. Don't expect this expedition to be clear-cut and predictable. For most people, going from high school to their desired college to an internship to a fantastic job is more of a dream than a reality. Actually, it's become more common to change majors more than once in a college that wasn't a first choice.

Summary: Getting into the right school is less important than having a good college experience. Realize that there are many ways to get an education, build a career, and live one's life. Expect the possibility that embarking upon the college journey can be stressful and can lead to haphazard decisions.

Head down to your local gardening center, greenhouse, or plant nursery and browse their selection of ready-to-sow seed packets. You can often find starter kits for a wide range of species, including both flowering plants and edible crops. Be sure to follow the instructions provided on the package closely to ensure that your plants are successful. Sunflowers, poppies, and daisies are common seed starters, along with vegetables like carrots, cucumber, radish, and cabbage. Raising your plants from seed can be a very rewarding experience, and is often a sign of a skilled gardener. Some plants are easier to care for after they've already been started. After deciding what kind of seedling or sapling you want to grow, making room for it in your garden is as easy as digging a hole, dropping the root structure inside, and making sure its water and nutrient needs are met. Temperamental species like roses, boronia, and most small trees fall under this category. Hardening off potted plants can help them gradually acclimate to their new growing conditions. You can accomplish this by leaving them outside for an additional hour every day for 1-2 weeks, making your waterings more frequent in the meantime. Clip the uppermost stems from flowers like roses, hydrangeas, and geraniums and place them in fresh, well-drained soil. Once they take root, dig them up and replant them alongside their parent plants. With careful attention, they'll begin to flourish on their own. Keep newly-planted cuttings covered with clear plastic bags to increase the humidity around them and help them grow faster. Propagating plants from cuttings is a cost-effective way to multiply their numbers or give them a second chance without having to start over from scratch. If you lack the room needed to cultivate adjoining plots, one practical solution is to construct raised beds that consolidate more growing room into less square footage. You may also be able to find a place for box planters and other elevated containers on walls, window ledges, or fence posts. Stakes and trellises will allow vertical growers like tomatoes, beans, and creeping vine to move upwards rather than outwards. A lattice draped with wisteria or honeysuckle can pull double duty as both a space-saving measure and a means of presentation.

Summary: Grow your plants from seeds. Transplant young container plants for easy cultivation. Keep your favorite plants going by taking cuttings. Use helpful gardening structures to maximize your space.

There are a variety of websites that focus exclusively on finding mates for wealthy individuals, including DateAMillionaire.com and MillionaireMatch.com, which makes it easy to find a prospective partner with millions in the bank. Keep in mind that there tend to be more wealthy men on these sites than women, so you have better odds if you're looking for a boyfriend. To improve your chances of getting a millionaire to look at your online dating profile, have a professional photo taken. You don't necessarily need to go for a full-on glam look, but a high quality profile pic can make a big difference. If there's an option to include more than one photo in your profile, post as many as possible. It can help set you apart from the crowd. When possible, incorporate humor into your profile. A fun, lighthearted profile is more likely to stand out than one that outlines your entire dating history. Make sure to proofread your profile carefully for grammar and spelling mistakes. A millionaire is likely on the hunt for a high quality person, and it's the little details that they'll pay attention to. Many wealthy, successful people prefer a more personal, hands on approach to finding a possible partner than online sites provide. Matchmaking businesses run background checks on all potential partners, and even conduct simulated dates with clients to get a better feel for what they want in prospective mate. To make it into the prospect pool, you'll probably need to complete a questionnaire with details, including your education, professional, and travel history, as well as your height and weight, and pay an application fee. The best way to find a matchmaking service in your area is to search online. Google matchmaking and the name of your town to see if there are any nearby that are accepting applications. If your application is accepted by the service, you'll likely have to go through an interview process, which may be a one-on-one appointment or a group meet-and-greet event. If you'd rather meet a millionaire on your own, you'll need to hang out at the types of places that wealthy people typically frequent. Because they enjoy the finer things in life, you can usually find them at five star hotels, hotel bars, and steakhouses. Identify the posh restaurants and bars in your area, and hang out at the bar to meet some high-powered, successful people. The best time to hit the upscale bars and restaurants in your area is between 5 and 7 in the evening. People who've been busy with business meetings all day will often visit at the end of a long work day for a dinner or drinks.
Summary: Join on an online dating site. Consult a matchmaker. Visit upscale hotels, restaurants, and bars.