Have you ever thought about going back in time? Have you ever though about what it would be like if you were to buy a bunch of popular domain names lets say 14-20 years ago? You would most likely be a very rich man by now. Business.com sold for $7.500.000 back in 1999. Sex.com on the other hand raised over $14.000.000 a few years ago. Don’t you wish you knew this 20 years ago?
According to this BBC article you may soon have a second chance to grab yourself a unique domain name as Icann (Net regulator) decides to broaden the horizons and allow even more domain name extensions to come to live. Looks like it is going to be a gradual process however we may see more and more extensions becoming available in near future. Could one of them turn you into a millionaire? I guess we will wait and see.
PS: I am selling a 125px by 125px banner spot on the top right for $120/6 months rather than usual $300, so grab one now. This offer ends on Friday.
For one reason or another you might need to generate a bunch of original content or even articles. This can be a time consuming process. Obviously there are various re-writers you can use but most of them don’t work as well as you want them to work as well as setting you back a few hundred dollars.
You can quickly re-write chunks of text using Google translators. Simply copy and paste the text you want to rewrite and translate it the following way:
English ==> Spanish ==> German ==> Russian ==> English
You should end up with the same meaning but different wording and therefore look unique in the eyes of search engines. You might want to quickly (more…)
1) I have spare server capacity which means that whenever I feel like starting a new website all I need is a domain name. At a few bucks per year there is nothing to worry about financially.
2) It is much easier to get your website to generate you $5/day than $50/day. You can then repeat the process 10 times and end up earning $50 relatively easy.
3) A lot of websites does not always mean a lot of work. I have a network of automated blogs that generate their own content automatically and even bookmark themselves in various social bookmarking sites. I also have 3 directories that I have not touched for around 2 years. Despite the lack of attention they still generate me a few dollars every week.
4) I don’t like putting too many eggs in one basket. I like to have many revenue streams as well as sources of traffic. If something goes horribly wrong I should be able to minimize the damage.
5) Search engines like mature domains. Therefore you website should naturally go up in value as it gets older. Throw in a few easy backlinks and 3 or so months later you will have PR. One hour of work and after a bit of waiting you can sell your unwanted site for at least 10 times the cost of original domain.
6) I get bored easily. During my working day I like to switch from one task to another. Working on a few projects at a time actually keeps me productive.
7) Websites with a revenue history go up in value. If your websites generates you $50/month for half a year you should be able to sell it for 12 x monthly revenue = $600. Therefore I have a whole bunch of these little money earners who I can always sell on.
8 ) I can manipulate traffic by redirecting it from a number of websites to a certain landing page or to kick start a new project. The same can be done with backlinks even though you might want to be careful interlinking your websites. Don’t make it look like a link farm.
One thing I find very annoying are fixed size windows not designed for firefox. I would spend 5 minutes filling in some long form just to find out that submit button sank bellow the frame and I can’t resize the window. To fix this problem you can tap in about:config into your firefox address bar and hit enter to open a very secret configuration menu.
Type “resize” into filter and you should end up with “dom.disable_window_move_resize”. Double click the value so that it says “false”. You should now be able to resize any window.
Sometimes I need to limit the amount of RAM firefox eats. Filter “capacity” so that you end up with “browser.cache.memory.capacity”. Then change the value to something a bit smaller. I usually halve my value until I am happy with performance.
Have you ever closed a tab by an accident and lost all your work? You can restore your session when your browser crashed but not when you close it by an accident. You will never lose your work again. Simply filter “startup” and change the value of “browser.startup.page” to 3. Next time you start firefox, instead of going to your homepage it will automatically restore the last page you were viewing as well as the data contained on that page. Obviously be careful with this one. If you were looking at something naughty you might not want your kids to accidental restore that page.
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Sorry for taking so long guys. After celebrating my birthday (It was amazing!) I have managed to get myself a nice little food poisoning. Bloody French food! (I love it really)
So here are the results:
1st - seo strategy
2nd - Learn SEO
3rd - Jack T
$10 - Pamps, indocontest, Jay, BlueWorkhorse.com, Muneeb2Good, Elise, MindBlogger
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