Recent content by timtamboy63

Build something for passive income, and then use IM to get traffic. If you can do both, you literally don't need anyone else to start making money, you just need to put in the time. I'm doing exactly that with the website I'm currently working on.

I use a lot of HTML, CSS, JS, Ruby.

Hey all - I wanted to start a journey thread to track my progress. I'm only just starting with Internet Marketing (I've been interested in passive income for a while). I've found a keyword with $22k monthly searches, low competition (but not huge buyer intent) and I have my website up...

I'm very interested - can you send me samples and the 40% off code?

Pretty much any language will have a web scraping package. I've personally used Ruby + Nokogiri myself, but Python has a few good ones too.

This is great, thanks guys! Will definitely get a VPS when I need the software.

Can you send me a discount code?

Lol I forgot about the hate Mac's get on forums. Not going to turn this into a Mac vs. PC debate. I guess my best option is Parallels or something similar. I don't really know enough about what the software does to write my own, but will be more than happy to do it once I get the hang of some...

Hey all - I'm learning SEO and am starting to build my first links. I'm creating 5-10 web 2.0 properties - how long do I need to wait between making each one for it not to be suspicious? I know to do things in a different order after I create them but I'm not sure if creating two on the same...

A VPS for what? Running Windows on and using the software?

PHP may be mature but it's ecosystem is not. When did Composer come out? 2011? Rubygems -2003. While I agree that PHP has been around much longer, for a long time the ecosystem was not fantastic and it's only now (in the past 5 years) that it's catching up. Usually, I agree that you can't...

Hey all, I'm very new to SEO and unfortunately all the tools I've found are for windows. Does anyone know good tools like GSA, etc for OSX? Thanks!

Colors, etc are important but I think a lot of designers are finally learning the difference between something that looks pretty and something with good UX. I think going forward we will see websites with much better usability.

I'll agree with a few responses and say learn HTML and CSS first. I started seriously programming with PHP and can wholeheartedly say that you shouldn't learn it. PHP is a very, very poorly designed language which has only caught up in the last few years. This means it's ecosystem isn't as...

Can you PM me and include a Skype or other contact details? I can't PM yet. I'm very interested but need some further info.