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Meathead stated in his initial posting that he doesn't recommend a .info domain, but that you should try your best to get a .com. .info domains look cheap and crappy, and in are the worst thing for your business in the long run, both when it comes to making a good impression on potential...

Hey there, Meathead. I've just begun building a WordPress website that I intend to keep long-term. I've designed almost every aspect of it, and am the kind of person who takes great pride in my work (Meaning no half-assing or direct ripping), but since this is becoming quite the thoughtful...

I sent you a private message with my details. I haven't heard back from you. Please message me when you have the time. Thank you. :)

Sometimes it feels like Google just puts things in place to have a "valid" excuse to shut you down at a whim, and they can do it with complete legitimacy with policies and rules like the ones they have. It's all about control, and Google knows they have it... However, they know that if they...

You know what, I'm seriously curious about this as well, not because I have a similar income method to you, but because there's expenses in a business, and sometimes if you don't get tax breaks by showing your expenditures, then you'll be LOSING money by the amount the government requires you to...

Not that I'm aware of, sorry. :(

Trust me, just install the plugin CBNet Ping Optimizer. It works perfectly for what you need, and you can even set it to not overping. You know those times when you update a page, and you realize you forgot to alter something, so you send it again, and then it would ping again? You can make it...

Sometimes I get so caught up in finding out how things are done "the old-fashioned way", I completely forget to even check if there's a plugin to do it for me. That AdSense one might help me out. Thanks for reminding me again why I use WordPress. :)

It's almost always better to start off smaller, so don't put your business model in one basket by just using something like Twitter. You want something that you can see some results with sooner, and after that you can scale it upwards and make it bigger, all while using services like Twitter...

It can be hard starting out, especially if you just listen to a single person who's telling you how to do Internet marketing and they're not that detailed, or you buy an e-book or some program, expecting it to do what it says since you had actually paid for it. As many people have been saying...

I can't imagine you'd have to worry too much about getting into trouble with images, though if you're especially worried you can try iStock Photos for paid images. If you need free ones, punch in "stockxchng" into Google, and it should be the first result you find.

When people say to "drip feed" your website it's content, take note, because it's very important to update regularly at first. I'd actually say it's better to add just a bit every now and then, rather than add a whole bunch at a time, and then give extra long lapses between when you update...

I used to always use a tag cloud, in spite of how ugly it looked, because I was told that it helped search engines index me quicker... Now I don't worry about it, I just don't bother with it, and just use good, clean website layout and search engine optimization practices. I wouldn't advise...

I'm glad you're profiting from it, and hope you find a passion in it as well, because I'm just the opposite of you. I can write very well, and I do my keyword research and all, and even sometimes write more than 1,000 word articles that are completely optimized for my keywords, as quality is...

Technically, yes you can use multisite to just make more and more blogs. Having your website in a multisite function will allow you greater flexibility for each individual blog, but if you plan on tending to them and monitoring them all at once, it becomes difficult once you reach higher...