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$40 for about 600 words. I've tried many of the writer marketplaces and it always comes down to: you get what you pay for

Last year, Godaddy changed how they accept coupon codes. Now, they only allow one usage per coupon per account. So regardless of the code, if you have already used a coupon for $0.99, you can't use another code for the same amount. You will have to find a code for a different amount; ie: $1.99...

All invalid codes.

Both. Mix it up. Building links to the homepage is beneficial because it trickles down the link juice to all your sub-pages.

Depends... are you looking for quick cash or long term investment? Right now, short domain names (numerics and letters) are selling like hot cakes.

Focus on the website first. Once you have a good amount of content, you can start applying for affiliate programs that are relevant to your content. Once you have the affiliate programs in place, you can start buying traffic, advertising, or SEO. Just make sure you have your money-makers in...

With services like DomainTools, yes, you can see the whois history of a domain name. Keep in mind, that you cannot transfer a domain out of GoDaddy within the first 60 days of registration.

Which domain extension are you looking to renew?

I'm not a kid... I'm probably older than you are. Big deal that you can rank sites pre-May. You clearly have no idea what Sandbox is about. It doesn't mean you can't rank sites at all, it just means you won't rank in the beginning to the full potential of your site. Also, the niche of the...

It doesn't take much to find info on google sandbox... just run a search on google. And no, I'm not repeating drivel. You don't know me. I've been in the SEO business since 1999. When did you start? 3 years ago?? Give me a break! I would include some references here for you to get educated, but...

I've sold several websites before, on Flippa and various webmaster forums. I've never done black hat, but I can tell you it will turn people off. Most website buyers these days are very savvy about SEO. So, they'll do research on your site and check your stats and traffic data.

One more thing: always use an escrow service to handle the transaction.

Proceed with caution. Newbies can easily get scammed by website sellers who may be faking their traffic and/or revenue. Not only that, you need to do homework on the site you are buying, such as history, traffic sources, how the site is managed, work involved, etc.. If I were you, I'd start...

Will take review copy. Thanks!

You are willing to not use a good domain name just because of your whois history? You can turn on whois privacy and it will hide your whois data now.