You will start off with a lousy weapon and no money in Call of Duty: Black Ops Zombie Mode. You earn money repairing the broken barricades and killing zombies. Use that money to buy perks, weapons and remove debris to open new zones in the map .Zombie mode in Call of Duty: Black Ops doesn’t end, so stop trying. It’s an infinite mode, only difficulty is increased as you go up. You can either play solo or co op. Both require different gameplay approach, and strategies. One significant advantage when playing solo comes in your ability to pause the game.

You can pause the game and take your dinner and resume later. Unlike co-op, where one of your friend has to leave for dinner et cetra and you are left stranded fighting zombies.

Types of Zombies

Regular Zombies
They are pretty much the same with different speed and health attributes. These are the guys you encounter the most.

Gas Zombies
These zombies crawl on ground and start to spawn once you have turned on the power. They explode when they come in contact with Nova Gas hence called Gas Zombies.

Hellhounds
They are specific to Kino Der Toten, they are the dog zombies. Not much of a worry, spray and kill.

The Point System

Zombies
Hit Zombie – 10 points
Lethal Hit – 50-60 points
Headshot – 100 points
Melee Zombie – 10 points
Lethal Melee – 130 points
Hellhound Hit – 10 points
Kill Hellhound – 60-100 points

Repairs
Per Barricade – 10 points
Full Repair – 60 points

- Round Caps
Round 1 – 40 points
Round 2 – 90 points
Round 3 – 140 points
Round 4 – 140 points

Black Ops Zombies Weapons, Perks and Power Ups
You can read our guide to Call of Duty: Black Ops Zombies weapons, perks and power ups. All the basics to weapons and perks; when and where they are effective. How to make the best use of these. When to use your power ups and how to get these. Everything you ever wanted to know about these.

Basic Strategy Guide

1# Avoid Contact
Don’t try to run past zombies when they are chasing you unless you have jugger-nog. You would multiple hits if came in contact, and can easily be downed. Don’t get yourself surrounded by zombies; keep a safe distance.

2# Repair and Repair Consistently
Don’t leave any barricade open and repair as soon as one is broken. You never know, when you get busy fighting a horde just to be hit from behind by a zombie entering from the broken barricade. You can repair even when you fighting zombies, you just need to have the interact button pressed.

3# Leave Two Zombies in the End
Things are different in Call of Duty: Black Ops. Now, instead of leaving one zombie at the very end of the level. Leave two zombies to repair all the broken barricades and buy weapons. If you leave one zombie it would become too fast and you may have to kill em. Or you can opt to make it crawler but even then it would be fast enough to harm you.

4# Let Zombies Go Past Barricades If You Want Power Ups
Zombies drop power ups but not, unless they are allowed to go past the barricades. So, whenever you feel the need of random power up, let few pass the barricade and kill them to get power ups.

5# Weapons of Choice
Find any weapon you like off a wall, make sure you have any good enough that you buy off a wall when needed. Wall weapons are the only guns always available to you. So, you need something off wall that you are comfortable with. If you want to know which one you prefer the most; experiment.

6# Max Ammo and Insta Kill
First off, before you pick up max ammo; reload. When you have insta kill, don’t waste ammo of your primary weapon, use your secondary weapon.

7# Communicate and Listen to the Sound
If you playing with your team, communicate and get your coordination going. Don’t make lot of noise on team chat though or you can miss the zombie sneaking behind you.

8# Leave an Exit
Always have a teleporter exit waiting for you if and when needed. That would really help you when overwhelmed with zombies.

9# Plan your strategy and change accordingly
Don’t stick to one strategy, plan and change it a bit. Keep the Game AI confused, if you can.

10# Running is Good
Always be on the run, don’t stay at one spot far too long to get cornered.

Hint #1: Remember the Basics

Though Black Ops features a new currency system for buying anything your heart desires, you still need to level up to unlock weapons and new features as per the last few Call of Duty titles. Thankfully, the road to level 50 (that’s right – the maximum rank has shrunk, but there are more Prestige levels now) can still be traversed with tried-and-true methods. No, seriously – click that link. Our guide to leveling up fast in Modern Warfare 2 is (mostly) applicable to Black Ops. Now most of those tips will help you earn CoD points, too.

Hint #2: Take Out a Contract

There are three different types of Contracts: Mercenary, Operations and Specialist. Mercenary Contracts are generally based around weapons and personal performance. Operations Contracts center around game modes. Specialist Contracts ask you to perform impressive feats, often in a single life. Focus more on Mercenary and Operations contracts as they are simpler to complete, but don’t be afraid to take out Specialist contracts if they fall in line with your play style and other goals. Three contracts (one in each group) can be active simultaneously, which sounds great but may lead to you splitting your efforts and getting the big red “Expired!” stamp on your screen when time runs out.

Pick your Contracts accordingly, and never buy them if you aren’t going to actively chase them; that’s just a waste of CoD points that could instead be used to purchase new gear. If you’re playing Domination with a group of friends,. don’t purchase one requiring five Search and Destroy victories. The bigger/tougher contracts are especially worth it since they can be bought for a modest amount and pay out a chuck of points (and XP). And most importantly, use the time between matches to check if you’ve completed any contracts and then purchase new ones. It’s easy to miss the in-game announcement that you’ve completed one or forget about them altogether as you engage in some post-match trash talk. Once a match begins you cannot take out a contract, so act quickly.

Hint #3: Bet Wisely on Wager Matches

A Wager Match is like Texas Hold ‘Em with guns. You ante up some CoD points (the amount varies), face off against up to five opponents in four unique free-for-all modes, and then earn points for finishing in the top three.

The buy-in amount (and subsequent reward) depends on how much you’re willing to risk. “Ante Up” is low stakes (10 point buy-in), “Weekend Gambler” is medium stakes (1,000 point buy-in), and “High Roller” requires a minimum 10,000 points to play and removes the ability of players to pick the game type they’ll be competing in. It’s assumed you’re skilled all around if you bet here. And if you’re feeling particularly good (or lucky), you can even double down – which increases both the buy-in and the pot.

The payouts in “Ante Up” don’t make it worth your time for anything but getting familiar with how the mode works. Unless you don’t have the funds to support it (and if that’s the case, go do some contracts!), “Weekend Gambler” is the way to go early on. Take first place and you earn 3,000 CoD points. Second place pays 1,800 points, and if you come in third you’ll win your money back at least. Vote for the “Nuketown” map when it’s available for quick and frantic matches that last around five minutes and watch the points add up. After one top showing here you can purchase a single new perk; two first place wins and you can buy the Gunship. Good luck getting to 11 kills in a row!

Hint #4: Challenges Don’t Pay

Unless you’re playing strictly to enter Prestige Mode, don’t worry too much about standard challenges. They don’t reward you with CoD points (just boring old XP) and you’ll likely complete them naturally over time anyway. But if you enjoy tough goals, contracts offer similar challenges and, as previously mentioned, sometimes pay out in both CoD points and XP. Go after them with the same fervor you would normal challenges in previous Call of Duty games.

Hint #5: Headquarters for the Noob and Beyond, Part II

It may not be the most ethical way to play, but if your team is solid and communicates, turning the objective-based Headquarters game type into a 20-minute killing session is a great way to rack up XP, CoD points, and finish Contracts that require many kills. Your opponents won’t like it, and you’ll likely go through dozens of players who will BUpA (that’s “quit” in Call of Duty parlance), but like Axl Rose opined “What’s so civil about war anyway?”

The best way to turn Headquarters into this new game type (my friends call it “20 Minutes of Pain”) is to lock down the initial HQ and hold it for the maximum amount of points. Failing that, grab the first two. Once your team is up 100 (or so) to zero, lock down the next HQ. Don’t enter it; just kill your opponents as they try to. It’s tricky and communication is vital, but imagine the CoD points and XP after 20 minutes of pure slaughter.

Hint #6: Balance Wager Matches and Player Matches

Wager Matches may be great for earning quick cash, but you don’t rank up playing them. And if you don’t rank up, all those CoD points are just going to sit there unspent. Divide your online time between the new Wager Matches and the old Player matches for the best results. For example, play Gun Game until you win a few times and have over 10,000 CoD points, then head into Create-a-Class to buy some new weapons or outfit your old ones with camouflage and a clan tag engraving. By constantly buying new weapons and trying them out you may find that one gun that just clicks.

Hint #7: Consider Your Spending Habits

When you’re just starting out, CoD points are relatively scarce. During the first dozen or so ranks, resist the urge to buy random attachments you’ll only use once or high level killstreaks you may have trouble attaining. Cater your custom classes to your play style  or you might end up crawling to higher levels, not sprinting. If you rush enemies, perks like Marathon and Steady Aim are extremely useful – buy them up as soon as you can. If sniping is more your thing, purchase the Scout and Ghost perks. Playing the way you’re good at playing helps win matches, earning extra XP and CoD points.

Call Of Duty Black Ops Tips

Hint #1: Remember the Basics

Though Black Ops features a new currency system for buying anything your heart desires, you still need to level up to unlock weapons and new features as per the last few Call of Duty titles. Thankfully, the road to level 50 (that’s right – the maximum rank has shrunk, but there are more Prestige levels now) can still be traversed with tried-and-true methods. No, seriously – click that link. Our guide to leveling up fast in Modern Warfare 2 is (mostly) applicable to Black Ops. Now most of those tips will help you earn CoD points, too.

Hint #2: Take Out a Contract

There are three different types of Contracts: Mercenary, Operations and Specialist. Mercenary Contracts are generally based around weapons and personal performance. Operations Contracts center around game modes. Specialist Contracts ask you to perform impressive feats, often in a single life. Focus more on Mercenary and Operations contracts as they are simpler to complete, but don’t be afraid to take out Specialist contracts if they fall in line with your play style and other goals. Three contracts (one in each group) can be active simultaneously, which sounds great but may lead to you splitting your efforts and getting the big red “Expired!” stamp on your screen when time runs out.

Pick your Contracts accordingly, and never buy them if you aren’t going to actively chase them; that’s just a waste of CoD points that could instead be used to purchase new gear. If you’re playing Domination with a group of friends,. don’t purchase one requiring five Search and Destroy victories. The bigger/tougher contracts are especially worth it since they can be bought for a modest amount and pay out a chuck of points (and XP). And most importantly, use the time between matches to check if you’ve completed any contracts and then purchase new ones. It’s easy to miss the in-game announcement that you’ve completed one or forget about them altogether as you engage in some post-match trash talk. Once a match begins you cannot take out a contract, so act quickly.

Hint #3: Bet Wisely on Wager Matches

A Wager Match is like Texas Hold ‘Em with guns. You ante up some CoD points (the amount varies), face off against up to five opponents in four unique free-for-all modes, and then earn points for finishing in the top three.

The buy-in amount (and subsequent reward) depends on how much you’re willing to risk. “Ante Up” is low stakes (10 point buy-in), “Weekend Gambler” is medium stakes (1,000 point buy-in), and “High Roller” requires a minimum 10,000 points to play and removes the ability of players to pick the game type they’ll be competing in. It’s assumed you’re skilled all around if you bet here. And if you’re feeling particularly good (or lucky), you can even double down – which increases both the buy-in and the pot.

The payouts in “Ante Up” don’t make it worth your time for anything but getting familiar with how the mode works. Unless you don’t have the funds to support it (and if that’s the case, go do some contracts!), “Weekend Gambler” is the way to go early on. Take first place and you earn 3,000 CoD points. Second place pays 1,800 points, and if you come in third you’ll win your money back at least. Vote for the “Nuketown” map when it’s available for quick and frantic matches that last around five minutes and watch the points add up. After one top showing here you can purchase a single new perk; two first place wins and you can buy the Gunship. Good luck getting to 11 kills in a row!

Hint #4: Challenges Don’t Pay

Unless you’re playing strictly to enter Prestige Mode, don’t worry too much about standard challenges. They don’t reward you with CoD points (just boring old XP) and you’ll likely complete them naturally over time anyway. But if you enjoy tough goals, contracts offer similar challenges and, as previously mentioned, sometimes pay out in both CoD points and XP. Go after them with the same fervor you would normal challenges in previous Call of Duty games.

Hint #5: Headquarters for the Noob and Beyond, Part II

It may not be the most ethical way to play, but if your team is solid and communicates, turning the objective-based Headquarters game type into a 20-minute killing session is a great way to rack up XP, CoD points, and finish Contracts that require many kills. Your opponents won’t like it, and you’ll likely go through dozens of players who will BUpA (that’s “quit” in Call of Duty parlance), but like Axl Rose opined “What’s so civil about war anyway?”

The best way to turn Headquarters into this new game type (my friends call it “20 Minutes of Pain”) is to lock down the initial HQ and hold it for the maximum amount of points. Failing that, grab the first two. Once your team is up 100 (or so) to zero, lock down the next HQ. Don’t enter it; just kill your opponents as they try to. It’s tricky and communication is vital, but imagine the CoD points and XP after 20 minutes of pure slaughter.

Hint #6: Balance Wager Matches and Player Matches

Wager Matches may be great for earning quick cash, but you don’t rank up playing them. And if you don’t rank up, all those CoD points are just going to sit there unspent. Divide your online time between the new Wager Matches and the old Player matches for the best results. For example, play Gun Game until you win a few times and have over 10,000 CoD points, then head into Create-a-Class to buy some new weapons or outfit your old ones with camouflage and a clan tag engraving. By constantly buying new weapons and trying them out you may find that one gun that just clicks.

Hint #7: Consider Your Spending Habits

When you’re just starting out, CoD points are relatively scarce. During the first dozen or so ranks, resist the urge to buy random attachments you’ll only use once or high level killstreaks you may have trouble attaining. Cater your custom classes to your play style  or you might end up crawling to higher levels, not sprinting. If you rush enemies, perks like Marathon and Steady Aim are extremely useful – buy them up as soon as you can. If sniping is more your thing, purchase the Scout and Ghost perks. Playing the way you’re good at playing helps win matches, earning extra XP and CoD points.

Call Of Duty Black Ops Overview

AN EPIC SINGLE-PLAYER CAMPAIGN

The hallmark intensity of Call of Duty returns with an epic single-player campaign that takes players deep behind enemy lines as an elite Black Ops soldier engaging in covert warfare, classified operations, and explosive conflicts across the globe.

CO-OP GAMEPLAY

ZOMBIES RETURN! The fan favorite co-op mode made famous in Call of Duty: World at War is back as you and up to 3 friends use a multitude weapons to fend off endless waves of blood-thirsty Zombies. Fight to survive in one of the most thrilling and critically-acclaimed co-op experiences in gaming. Stay tuned as the mystery behind Zombies unravels...
Combat Training allows you to play against enemy controlled AI with your friends, online and split-screen.

AN INCREDIBLY DEEP MULTIPLAYER EXPERIENCE

Expanding on the series' ultimate multiplayer experience, Call of Duty: Black Ops takes competitive play to new heights. Expect the fast-paced, action-packed combat you love with more features than ever before:

• Earn in-game COD Points that work like currency to purchase equipment, attachments, perks, and new customization options. This gives you the freedom to purchase what you want, when you want.
• All new Killstreaks such as Napalm Strikes, the remote controlled explosive device (RC Car), and controllable helicopters.
• Put your COD Points on the line with all-new Wager Matches. Compete for one of the top three spots in four custom game modes that test your nerves and weapon skills.
• Customize the look of your soldiers with a variety of face paints, gun camos, and equipment options.
• Use the brand new Theater Mode to show off your most epic kills. Edit and upload gameplay videos for the world to see what you're made of.
• Jump into Combat Training and hone your tactics offline against A.I. bots in both Free-For-All and Team Deathmatch game modes.

PLATFORMS: PC, PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, DS

RELEASE DATE: November 9, 2010

Best Google Ad Sense Strategy

This powerful entrepreneur training strategy can be used on many information websites. It implies placing AdSense advertisement right after the article or closer to the bottom of the web page under the title «More related information in this site». The users will look through your article or the web page of your website and either follow the internal links or visit another website. By means of link textentrepreneurs have a splendid opportunity to announce that there is some additional information on a certain topic and show the users the range of other online resources. This Google AdSense placement looks like common internal navigation of a website.

Then the next events may take place. After the user has read the article and seen the title «More related information in this site», he will begin searching for additional information on your website what is really good as you preserve traffic in such a way. The user may also follow AdSense links which contain the keywords he is interested in. In this case, you will lose website traffic, but it will bring additional income to your AdSense account. It’s good, isn’t it? It should be noticed that this method is inefficient on the websites which doesn’t contain high amounts of content. This strategy is the most effective on web pages containing many words (400-800 approximately). It’s possible to optimize this strategy even more by increasing the font size of the «Topic related articles» title. Also, in order to increase efficiency online entrepreneurs are recommended to apply bold font for the text of this title.

The next my entrepreneur training strategy implies placing AdSense advertisement on the top of the web page and is intended for users to click AdSense by accident. People may click on your AdSense links when trying to click tabs opened in a browser. More than 50% of all users open links in new tabs and then navigate from one tab to another. They often do this when they searching for the necessary information in particular. The more users click on the tabs, the higher the possibility for them to click your AdSense advertisement by accident.

Traffic conversion isn’t high in this case in comparison with the other entrepreneur training strategies. However, it can bring additional income to you. In order to check whether this strategy works effectively on your website, you may place AdSense advertisement on the top of you web page per month at least. Though, you should take into consideration that placing AdSense advertisement closer to browser tabs is extremely important here.

PS! If you know any other successful Google AdSense strategies you are welcome to share it with other people by commenting this article of my entrepreneur training blog

To your success!

Ad Sense Clicks But No Earnings

Many of the Google AdSense publishers would have gone through this difficult situation whereby their AdSense clicks not registering despite receiving a lot of clicks. Whenever someone faces this issue, the general feeling is that he or she is on the way to get banned by Google AdSense. However, 8 out of 10 cases this problem is very easy to fix and the rest you have to leave to Google.

In fact, there are only five known reasons for the ‘AdSense clicks but no money’ syndrome and let me explain these causes.

Five reasons why your AdSense clicks not getting any earnings

The wrong configuration is the #1 reason behind your AdSense clicks not fetching any earnings and hence the very first thing to check is your AdSense account configuration.

#1 Allowed Sites setup

You may not want to believe this but 8 out of 10 cases you lose all your earnings because of a stupid mistake or configuration done (probably by other Google applications and not you).

To check this issue, just take a look at your ‘Allowed Sites’ option under the ‘AdSense setup’ tab after logging to your account. In most cases, you will be having the option ‘Only allow certain sites to show ads for my account’ selected and you will be surprised to see something likewww.blogger.com listed there.

To fix, click on the ‘Allow any site to show ads for my account’ optionand click the ‘Save Changes’ button. In 90% of the cases this fix will work and your AdSense clicks will soon start showing earnings.

#2 CPM ads shown and not PPC ads

While the first reason, usually shows absolutely no earnings for any number of clicks, there’s this symptom whereby some clicks are earning money while some others are not. When this happens there are basically three reasons and the primary reason is that Google is serving some CPM ads to your sites rather than PPC (Pay-Per-Click) ads. CPM ads or Pay-Per-Impression ads do get paid very less – e.g. something like 30 cents per thousand impressions. Now, if you got a few 10s of 100s of impressions and even couple of clicks but no money, it usually means that a low cost CPM ad has been clicked. In this case you do not need to worry because as and when Google keeps serving more PPC ads, you will automatically receive money for your clicks (Read: Internet advertising models and compensation methods)

#3 Public Service Ads (PSA) being served

When you created your AdSense ad block, you would have seen an option (under More Options) that defaults to ‘Show public service ads’ if Google doesn’t have anything else to serve you or Google is busy analyzing your content immediately after setting up. If this option is checked, at times your ad blocks will be displaying free public service ads that do not get any earnings for clicks. In this case, you could choose ‘Show non-Google ads from another URL’ option or even opt to display blank space.

Hence public service ads are the third reason why some of your clicks are not accounted in earnings. However, for the sake of looks and consistency of your pages it’s better to allow PSA ads.

#4 Invalid clicks

Google has got a very smart fraud click monitoring mechanism with them and in most cases they do a good job by picking invalid clicks. Invalid clicks can be caused by a visitor continuously refreshing a click target page or keeps on clicking ads on the same page beyond a limit or even you yourself getting into ad-click-exchange deals (which is a dangerous thing to do). It can also be caused by the click-bots sending clicks to Google AdSense loaded pages. Very rarely Google click monitoring system can go wrong and actually count valid clicks as invalid as well. Whatever be the case, if this problem persists, it is better to notify Google about the issue so that it minimizes your chances of getting banned permanently. So invalid clicks are the fourth reason for no earnings despite clicks.

#5 You are being banned

In most cases the ban is instant and immediate following invalid or fraud clicks. However, there could be a situation whereby you see a lot of clicks on a particular day and in a few hours time you are slapped with a ban. It happened to me with my Google AdSense account. So if you notice significantly high number of clicks for much the same traffic or you feel that some clicks look like fraud activity, you may immediately alert the Google AdSense team of the same.

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