Recent content by Phil Gangluff

The safe way to send then has nothing to do with the technology, and everything to do with the actual content of the emails. Make the emails truly personalized and offer something of value and they won't get flagged as spam. It's that simple.

Yoast broke my site so many times I gave up. Just switch to the All-in-One SEO plugin. It does the same thing without the hassle.

JuicyAds.com You can get a run-of-network ad for fractions of a penny per click.

It depends on your niche. If you're a food blogger you want BlogHer, if you're in adult content you want JuicyAds, etc. What's your niche and someone can probably suggest a good network for you.

Your best bet is offline marketing to local business. Every blogger in the world get's a couple dozen spam messages a day advertising SEO services, so reaching out to them online is nearly impossible (and expensive). And don't put clients on your AdSense account. One of them will eventually...

Unless it's changed recently it's 68%, not 80% So if someone clicked an ad on your site with CPC of $30 you would earn $20.40.

Your theory is correct. WordPress comes preinstalled with the Akismet spam filter. Even though you are posting to different sites, Akismet can see all your comments, and is sending them to the spam folder.

I don't think it's necessary with authority sites. People buy backlinking packages for low quality sites because it's the only way to get backlinks to those types of site. An authority site will get backlinks on it's own. You just have to get people interested in the content to the site and...

Wix does not use Ruby. There is literally no way that code is going to run on a wix site. Use the php version. It's very unlikely you're going to get Stripe to run on a Wix site at all. You need SSL for Stripe, and I doubt you have that if your using Wix. If you want to use Stripe you need...

Yes, but you can always click the lock and view the actual certificate to make sure it's not self-signed.

If it is a true authority site, with quality content people actually want to read, then the best way is to go where your audience is and link to it. Go to forums, reddit, Yahoo Answers, etc. Find people asking questions and use your site as the source of those answers. I usually do 1-2...

CJ requires a minimum 15k investment. If you've got the funds they're the best place to go, but chances are they're probably out of reach for you. I'd go with one of the cheaper options, like Clickbank, and then recruit your own affiliates. Just do a google search for your main competitor...

Any traffic that stays on your website over 30 seconds and interacts with it helps your rankings in google. That is why they give out all the free stuff like Google Analytics, Google OS, Google Chrome, etc. It let's them see what people are doing. If a person clicks an ad for a site, then...

The more relevant the better, but try to keep URL lengths to a minimum. What you don't want is an URL like domain.com/home-garden/appliances/kitchen/coffeemakers/brandco-model2 Keep it relevant, but short and with the most important keywords... domain.com/kitchen/coffemakers/brandco-model2...

Like samcram said, fake it. No one wants to post on an empty forum. You have to make a dozen or so fake accounts and talk to yourself to simulate activity before you can expect other people to post. Other than that, you should try some PPC advertising. It's insanely cheap for adult sites...