There are loads of domain registrars available and I probably use all of them! Although Namecheap is my favourite because of the excellent interface for managing domains, they are no longer as cheap as they used to be (unless you search for coupons which will reduce the price to $8.88). At the other extreme you have registrars like DotSter who think they can charge an arm and a leg (that’s $16...

I noticed the other day that if I type in the name of one of my websites I get a whole load of websites promising to tell me the “true value” of my site. There seems to be about a dozen or so of these automatic website valuation sites, each with their own opinion on how much a website is worth. The way they work is that they take public data like Alexa, Compete and Quantcast ranks and try...

This is a time limited offer from LimeDomains but it’s so good I thought I’d post it here for everyone. Until the 15th March you can buy a .com for $6.99 and get free hosting with it – more than enough space and bandwidth for niche sites. Just enter the following coupon when you get to the checkout and they’ll make the necessary deductions: lime2 Pretty simple, right? Just pop...

So how did February go for you? I didn’t get any Valentine’s cards but sold plenty of Valentine’s PLR articles which helped boost my income! Here’s what we’ve got: Traffic: 1,441 Unique Visitors Active Subscribers: 813 PayPal Earnings: $1126.35 (after PayPal fees) AdSense: $6.91 – Down about a dollar, but the Pound is very weak! Clickbank: $44.37 – Thank goodness!...

It really infuriates me when I read in the forums about people ‘giving up’ after months of trying to make money online simply because it’s so damn easy. I think there is a certain mental block and ‘earning money’ and ‘earning money online’ suddenly become two very different things. Where earning money is something you do by working for other people and earning...

OK, so I have decided that it might be possible to make a decent income by building niche amazon stores targeting singular product types (ie. a website just with steam irons for example) and then focusing on some very narrow long tail buying keywords for those products. I have had a couple of niche Amazon stores up and running but at the moment they are not optimized nor are they making any money....