Like others have said, 3k is a lot of words for one review. It would be best to spearate it into at least 3 categories and put the content on different pages
Great work so far, it's good to see that your actually putting work into growing something and taking action. Keep building your quality content, monitization comes last. Did you implement a newsletter yet?
As far as creating quality lasting baclinks, i always say do it yourself. Hire a good writer to assist you, make connections with webmasters in your niche etc. SEO software can be used to supplement your work.
Just invest it wisely, I'm in the process of trying to figure out the same thing to save on taxes. I have been considering Bitcoin but it's fluctuations and govt crackdowns are still a worry.
Be careful you don't do anything to jeapardize your Fan Page with Facebook TOS, I'd contact a few marketing companies and see if they have any clients that would benefit from a sponsored post. That's how I monitized my basketball network.
I had the idea of mining Bitcoins back in College when the concept of bitcoins first appeared. With a $1,000 investment on a couple mining rigs and free internet/electricity in University housing I would have made out well. I won't forgive myself for passing that opportunity up. Now the...
The best time to start was 5 years ago, the second best time is today! I started my brick and mortar business 3 months ago (small biz consulting), I also offer SEO services and just this month finally landed 2 contracts for SEO
Membership sites can be great money, but they are some of the hardest to start up. Whatever you decide to start, be prepared for a lot of work and a lot of time to pass before you start seeing your first real members.
I owned a succcessful forum a year ago that I later sold for a great offer. You really need to dig deep into your analytics and determine your visitor demographics, and think about what kinds of ads/CPA/memberships would appeal to them and test test test, you will find something that works.
I actually provide both options. I am completely honest and upfront about weather I am using a template or not. 90% of my clients don't have $3,000 to drop on a custom coded/designed site. So I offer template/theme options as a cheaper alternative. It's also in my contract whether or not I will...
I run into this problem every week, there is a "company" (husband and wife) that provides "professional websites" that look like I created them in my basic HTML class in high school. Still using tables for not tabular content etc. Stuff pisses me off all the time. But it makes it easy for me to...
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