Well...I'll give you one tip... I would suggest not posting a specific keyword with "there isn't much competition" in the forums. You are begging for more competition by doing so.
I'm not exactly sure which site is yours, but looking at that keyword, ebay is about the only site that seems to...
It looks like they built an algo to take data, and create stories around that data. The clients are the ones that supply the data, and also get the final stories. The clients then post the stories on their sites. The stories are ranked well in google.
Basically, it's just a supercharger...
The major thing about comments is they give you more UGC (user generated content). It will help make the page seem more unique (especially if you are using spun content). Definitely get rid of the spammy type comments that provide no value. However, when they provide value - that's a good...
I've seen gigs on there where the "pretty woman" will say something in a video for $5. Could also do something like 'will write your name on my cleavage'.
As far as I know, there aren't any specific research tools that give you actual sales numbers. You can use a site like http://camelcamelcamel.com/ that can give you historical sales rankings. The sales rankings themselves are probably the best indicator of the amount of sales an item has...
Since we are throwing articles out there that will help, here's another ultimate guide: http://authoritywebsiteincome.com/ultimate-expired-domain-guide/
Lewis's article is good though.
I love some of these responses. Time to go to link building school.
I personally like https://www.lucidchart.com/. It's got a drag and drop interface, and works extremely well. They have a free account you can use.
For this year, there's nothing you can do.
For 2014 and going forward, the only way around the self-employment tax is a S-Corp or C-Corp. On an S-corp, you would only do self-employment tax on the "salary" you give yourself. Any additional profits the company has is then considered...
Well, you can go on Amazon and look at the sellers that are selling the products. You can send them a message as if you are a buyer of a product. If you do so, I would recommend using a throw away email address for it. Amazon will filter out a lot of information in those emails, and...
That's one of our niches, yes. If someone really wants to know the niches we're in, it really wouldn't take too many google searches to find out. Considering my userid is the same as one of our old ebay userid's, it's not difficult to figure out.
My theory was, if people really wanted to know...
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