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Long time occasional lurker here as well. It's a nice community here. Those who are out there reading now should consider joining!

Namecheap is a simple place to start. You could also shop for a cheaper domain and pair it with 000webhost if you're really on a tight budget.

As a general rule, if you have to ask, shared is probably better. You can always switch over to VPS as needs and budget allow.

dz-digital-tech.blogspot.com is much too long. Also second (third?) the recommendations to move over to WP. It'll make things easier in time.

There's nothing to be scared of. Just dive in and you'll learn as you go. Making basic Wordpress sites is pretty easy. Either do cheap domain/hosting or just play around with a free wordpress.com setup first.

You can use those sites to make a little bit of money, even if it's just to get a domain name and cheap hosting.

Depends on the person. Some people like to play games, some people like to read. I'd probably lean toward games or news based on the above options.

What skills do you have? What do you like to do? That would be a good place to start. If nothing else, learn how to do some basic web design with WordPress. That's something you could do freelance work with and is also very valuable for IM.

Start a website with quality, original content. Apply for the affiliate program. Link to products, earn a few percent (more or less depending on what category) commission on people's orders.

I second that there could be a problem with copied content and I also wouldn't risk my Amazon account on that. Better would be to rewrite it in your own words.

Bing is a pretty suitable replacement but obviously you're not going to get nearly as much traffic as with Adwords.

Try to read and soak in as much knowledge as you can. This forum is a good place to start.

Clickbank is probably a good place to start. You should be able to do basic web tasks like creating word press sites/pages. Best paid traffic sources, there are so many. Adwords, Facebook, etc. Be careful with these if you're new to affiliate marketing though. It's easy to lose a lot of...

It matters a little bit. As far as having a decent sounding URL without the keyword (more a general name) or one with the keyword within it that does not read as eloquently, it really depends. I'd still default toward the more eloquent name personally.

Like others said, this is a quick way to get banned. You might make them a bit of money in the short-term, but they don't want a bunch of spammy links because it cheapens their platform.