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Water Cooler / Re: Was I a little sh1t?
« on: March 30, 2011, 12:28:37 PM »
Judging by my youngest, I was the devil incarnate.
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Water Cooler / Re: So this SEO copywriter...
« on: January 11, 2011, 09:54:48 PM »
...make $7500 a day working at home guaranteed while...
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Water Cooler / Re: MyArticleNetwork.com down?
« on: December 08, 2010, 09:54:33 PM »
Seems to be back now.
Added: oops, can't login though
Added: oops, can't login though
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Hardware & Technology / Re: Scrapebox
« on: November 09, 2010, 02:32:19 PM »
It's great as a scraper, can't vouch for the commenting stuff as I don't use it.
Some of the other features and addons are good, but IMO the software as a whole suffers from 'designed by a programmer' syndrome - I'm sure I'm not using it to it's full extent just because the interface is often poor.
Well worth the money though IMO
Some of the other features and addons are good, but IMO the software as a whole suffers from 'designed by a programmer' syndrome - I'm sure I'm not using it to it's full extent just because the interface is often poor.
Well worth the money though IMO
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Monetization / Re: How diversified are you?
« on: November 05, 2010, 03:56:37 PM »
I was nearly wiped out in 2005 after having most of my eggs in a basket that google dumped on from a great height. Income down by 80% or so overnight.
These days I have sites in 3 general categories - safe, mainstream, and experimental. The 'safe' ones I promote very conservatively. The 'experimental' ones get subjected to any and all techniques I come across and fancy playing with. If they get caned, I don't worry (too much). If techniques seem to be successful and lowish risk, then they go into the 'mainstream' bracket too, and ultimately maybe into 'safe'.
It works for me as I can play around with the darker stuff while still having plenty of safer stuff in reserve for when things go wrong. Interestingly, the 'experimental' sites which I care least about tend to make the most money...
These days I have sites in 3 general categories - safe, mainstream, and experimental. The 'safe' ones I promote very conservatively. The 'experimental' ones get subjected to any and all techniques I come across and fancy playing with. If they get caned, I don't worry (too much). If techniques seem to be successful and lowish risk, then they go into the 'mainstream' bracket too, and ultimately maybe into 'safe'.
It works for me as I can play around with the darker stuff while still having plenty of safer stuff in reserve for when things go wrong. Interestingly, the 'experimental' sites which I care least about tend to make the most money...
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Water Cooler / Re: The Official Introduction Thread.
« on: November 02, 2010, 03:51:51 PM »
sugarkane, UK
Some great memories been stirred here...
These days I'm still up to much the same stuff - affiliate, adsense, and running a credit brokerage (been an interesting few years on that one).
Looking forward to seeing where this goes
Some great memories been stirred here...
These days I'm still up to much the same stuff - affiliate, adsense, and running a credit brokerage (been an interesting few years on that one).
Looking forward to seeing where this goes