I'll take that as a thanks - it's my site, but hope it helps a few of you. If you are going to be using the script I'd sign up for the newsletter on the front page - I'm toying with a new version now that doesn't use up so much resources.
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I'll take that as a thanks - it's my site, but hope it helps a few of you. If you are going to be using the script I'd sign up for the newsletter on the front page - I'm toying with a new version now that doesn't use up so much resources.
I plan on going the commission salesman route pretty soon too. Everybody works in my office right now because we kind of feed off of each other and this whole thing is new, but there is no reason why you cant do this anywhere in the world.
Here is a sample I believe. Not mine but something to build to:
Upper East Side businesses, apartments, events, discounts and more!
Upper East Side businesses, apartments, events, discounts and more!
anyone interested in building something big around this let me know. Would be sick to get a team together. U could even automate the process.
Here are some niches to stay out of as according to Forbes. They stated that these industries or dying:
- bowling alleys
- music publishing
- laundry services
- beer production
- wired telecoms
- arcades and entertainment complexes
- tobacco farming
- newspaper publishing
- videotape and dvd rental
- footwear manufacturing
awsome thread and great tips. Thanks to all that has contribute to this great thread! I've noticed some things I should research more and more, things like "the way how to get ranked in google on the first page". I am not familiar with that though, but I think it's worth to learn it.
What are you putting on your pages? I'm under the impression that to rank well, your content should be good, and your site itself should be presentable and not just a placeholder for "Rent this space." And keyword density and such.
Currently I've set up Wordpress MU and am targeting by niche then city. I've written a very quick, <200 word blog post, filled it with my keyword phrase as well as title and meta tags. Submitted the site to Google and uploaded a sitemap. How long would it take me to show up in Google by just doing this?
Would it be a good idea to get a few good unique articles written for the site, spin it many different ways, then upload it to various article directories to get backlinks? Well when I say it that way... it does sound like a good idea.
Currently I've set up Wordpress MU and am targeting by niche then city. I've written a very quick, <200 word blog post, filled it with my keyword phrase as well as title and meta tags. Submitted the site to Google and uploaded a sitemap. How long would it take me to show up in Google by just doing this?
Would it be a good idea to get a few good unique articles written for the site, spin it many different ways, then upload it to various article directories to get backlinks? Well when I say it that way... it does sound like a good idea.
kimbo, when you market your service to companies, are you ALREADY on the first page of google for the related keywords? or is that something that you promise to deliver? if it's the latter, what's the time frame you provide, are there any upfront costs or do they pay when they see results?
appreciate your feedback. thanks.
appreciate your feedback. thanks.
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Sounds like a bunch of niches into which people should jump headfirst; create content centered around 1) what to do now if your whole life has been in this dead/dying niche, 2) speculation about the future replacement for those niches, 3) crowdswarming projects for the unavoidable un/underserved market that will remain when these niches are dead, etc.
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Sounds like a bunch of niches into which people should jump headfirst; create content centered around 1) what to do now if your whole life has been in this dead/dying niche, 2) speculation about the future replacement for those niches, 3) crowdswarming projects for the unavoidable un/underserved market that will remain when these niches are dead, etc.
Frank
beer production will NEVER die if we all do our part. It's your duty to consume alcohol to keep it going.
Most of the time we are already on page 1. If not, I pick longtail keywords and run cheap ppc campaigns to show them they will be on page one. This is already built into my pricing.
hey thanks for the reply, had another quick question: what standard do you use to determine how much competition you'll have, ie. the original poster mentioned keywords with less than 40,000 pages
How long is it taking you to rank page 1 for the keywords you are targeting? With four (?) of you selling, you must be ranking pages damned quick.
Excellent idea and proof if any were needed that there are still new or unsaturated ways to make money online.
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