Originally Posted by golles Hi I though it may be worth a quick post to share some of the tools we have built up over our time on the internet. Focused on website / domain investment. I have been earning a living on the web through one form or another since 2002 and many of these tools have been found along the way. I know when I was starting out the lack of tools was a hindrance so I hope this list helps those on the early part of their web career as I sure the seasoned professionals have most of these in daily ...
Originally Posted by Clinton VIP Members are familiar with the interesting/heated discussion we're having in this thread about Flippa's blog post: State of the Website Economy: Which Niches Sell at a Premium? (Infographic) Well, anyway, that seemed like a good format to present the results of the WORLD'S FIRST ONLINE OLYMPICS. This image may be reproduced if credit is given to this forum.
KenW3 recently commented (how to get access ) newcomers don't ask the right questions - they can't, because they have no idea where they are on the road to progress. This blog post hopes to help you find some answers for yourself. On Experienced People, it is common to find that someone has made a reference to a site or technique without explicitly linking to a web page on the subject. This may be because the link out would be seen as an endorsement, or because they want to set the ...
Where to start with site building? If you start with the idea that you just have to put up a site, then target products that you think will sell from aff programs, you are not going to succeed. That is where I tried to start. What I learned from that is the "Everest Theory" - you can have the best site in the world on your subject, but if you don't learn to promote traffic to the site you might as well have built it 20,000 ft up on Mount Everest - there is not a lot of passing ...
Had someone tell me the other day that he gave a prospective buyer his GA login details. Saw a post in Sitepoint today that asks, "Is there any other way to provide access to Analytics than to give the username/password to the account?" It's pretty basic stuff, but I thought I'd do a quick post to point out that you can give someone "guest" access to stats for a particular website instead of giving them your main GA login (where they get access ...
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