You must have missed the 2010 Digital Economy Act in the UK then. Ability to censor websites as well as block people from the internet COMPLETELY. Thats right, you are disallowed from buying your own internet (internet cafe I guess?). It's a horrific bill that was passed with the Ignorant and...
Im going to take a page from your book and start my own one this weekend. In my eyes even $0.5 is enough because it makes $15 a month or $180 a year. With ten of these you have a happy income and can probably outsource some of it. Does anyone know how often you should update your blog? Obviously...
Ok, thanks guys. I've had a couple of PM's and i'll probably go with whoever has the highest rank/postcount. Still need to reach 15 posts before I can reply though.
From what i've heard the PR of a site is reset when it's transferred, could be wrong though. I've heard varying amounts of success from 301 redirects, some people say google can detect them while others swear by them. At least it is a very basic safety net for your main website.
I'd advise you to listen to all the guys above that have given sound advice. Basically don't quit only to find out you don't have the money in the bank to sustain yourself. Good luck whatever you do.
If you know how google works then you should kind of understand how the custom footprints work. Try typing the phrases into google and see what the results are like (inurl etc).
Im pretty sure his estimate of 90% was accurate. I once made 7 pence on adsense. (Don't tell me if I can make 7p, I can make 700,000. That's a lot of repeats).
1: Most people recommend using the Scrapebox provided proxies for scraping URL's and buying 10 private proxies for blog commenting.
2: Huh? Usually you URL harvest then blog comment if thats what you mean.
3: Depends on many factors. Domain age, difficulty of search term, number of private...
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