crabfoot

We all view the world through different windows. Pardon the biblical inferences, but "we see through a glass, darkly" and what we infer from what we see is coloured by our previous experiences.


I doubt if there is anyone on E-P that hasn't bought some disappointing info product at one time or another. I bought one last week from somebody called Riz Nicholas, and I can only say that he is a sad b'stard if he thinks his "target turkeys" could benefit from his ...

My panda-chewed aff sites haven't made tuppence since November 2011, so I'm working on ways to resurrect them. I've decided to just treat them as aged domains without a bad history, and throw sites on them as fast as I can.

At the moment, I'm just writing relevant articles to try and get the kudos back. If they start showing some of their former traffic, I'll be looking at monetizing them. But it occurs to me that I've been away from this stage of site generation for too long, and ...

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 ...

The business of making web money is a lonely one, and a lot of people feel isolated - they want to get together with other people having complimentary skills, to form something that is more profitable.

There is another group of people who like the idea of owning part of a website that makes loads of money. They can see ways to make even more money from it, but they don't have enough cash to buy that site outright. They need help with the initial investment, preferably from like-minded ...