Just Another Webmasters Blog
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My first ever website was in Hebrew. This was back in the late 1990′s and I simply wanted to create an informational website about cats and cater to the local cat lovers population, seeing as there were no cat-related websites in Hebrew at the time. The site was a huge success in terms of media [...]
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I got the best gift ever for my husband’s birthday: a brand new computer! Yes, it was his birthday, and technically, he was given the computer, but since I’m the one who works from home, I always get the best computer in the house. So, here I am with a brand new machine! The fun [...]
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My brother is quite the entrepreneur. He ventured into online marketing a few years ago, after moving to England from Israel and looking to start a new business in a new place. There is a lot of similarity to what we do. Creating websites and promoting them is something we have in common. One big difference though [...]
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I am always looking for new and different projects. I get bored fairly quickly, so repeating the same kind of work for a long time just isn’t for me. I am fortunate to have a steady stream of revenue by now, allowing me to spend time learning new skills. You know, I think I probably [...]
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How many sites, or blogs, do you have? I have long since past the 100 mark. And I keep on, publishing more sites (and blogs). Some webmasters/bloggers will tell you it’s best to focus on a single blog. Dave Doolin even published a post a couple of days ago about how to decommission blogs that [...]
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It’s been two weeks since my last post here. I think that’s the longest break I have ever had on this blog (well, ok, since I started blogging on B6S.net, back in November 2009). Can’t say I’ve been very busy with my other sites either. I did post on my personal blog but did very [...]
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I make my living from monetizing my various sites. The general equation is simple enough: More sites = more potential traffic = more money. I won’t get into the question of which is better – investing your time and energy in enlarging and promoting a single mega site, or spreading your efforts across a chain [...]
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I don't believe in automatically adding the "nofollow" tag to comments.
I hate comment spam as much as anyone and will not approve any spam comments. Add meaningful useful comments and I see no problem with a link back to your site going along with it.
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