I'd recommend doing some research on "Fair Use Check" or "Creative Commons Material". Maybe that would be a good starting point to help narrow down your question.
Google Webmaster Central recently had a couple of good videos on mobile site improvement. Definitely worth a quick view if you're interested in this topic right now.
There has been a lot of talk about exact match domains being devalued by Google. You may want to research it a little if your only reason for purchasing it is SEO reasons. SEOmoz has some info on it.
I'd also recommend researching the domain's history to see if it was used for spam.
This is a really good article. I love hearing different peoples points of view all in one place. Some very valuable information here that we could all apply to our websites. Especially affiliate sites, since we know that the big G is watching us extra close.
Welcome to the forum, Jim.
Are you an active affiliate? Or just looking at the possibility of getting into it?
BTW, which way does the water spin when you flush the toilet in NZ? I've heard that it's opposite of us in the US.
Hi Joe,
I'd recommend dumping iPage and looking into a Wordpress site hosted on HostGator, BlueHost, or HawkHost and looking at the Wordpress Flexibility 3 theme.
It's pretty intuitive and you should have a site up in no time. Good luck!
We all suckle at the Google teat. At some point it might all come crashing down!
I'd recommend getting a newsletter sign up on your site and start creating a list. That's something Google can't take away and you're left with people who are interested in your product.
Even if social media...
Max, welcome to the forum. I'm new here too.
I'd recommend reading the Search-Engine-Marketing-SEO section on this forum and start educating yourself. There is a ton of great info from people who have had success doing exactly what you're trying to do. Before you know it you'll be an SEO Ninja...
Make sure you're doing good keyword research and not trying to compete for an extremely competitive term. IDK if you've seen it, but Squidoo has a page about optimizing a Lens: SEO Squidoo Lens - SEO Tips for Squidoo Lens
The ability to process free beer into urine. Oh wait, I can already do that really well. Ok, um...
The ability to quickly get correct change out of my pocket on the first try.
I LOVE working from home. One of my biggest challenges is my wife, and other family members, asking me to do them favors during the day "since I'm just sitting at home" ;-)
Phoenixnap hit the nail on the head about the library being an amazing untapped resource. I try to go there at least...
PR won't help your conversions.
Instead of spending time looking at and working on your PR, I'd recommend using that time to create quality content and a better user experience.
A high PR is great for selling links to people who think PR is important.
I've been able to do this many times. If you click in the text box to post a response, you are then given the option to post a video response. If you click on that you are given the option to respond with any video you've uploaded, or you can upload a new video.
Am I understanding your...
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