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Well i finally did it! Some advice for new webmasters as well
WEB/DIGITALWP has lots of plug ins and you can get a coder to create a plug in and make WP very different than it usually is. It is very universal. Not to say that you are wrong completely, but you might be underestimating it a bit ;)- Gymjunkie
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- Forum: Business Models, Niches, Industries
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How you got started
WEB/DIGITALWell, I just had similar problem. I needed to get my new site coded and don't know any programmers myself and don't know programming. So I was lucky to ask my classmate who is a businessman himself and who has tons of programmers he knows for help. Lucky for me, I now have one, he seems decent...- Gymjunkie
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Thoughts on outsourcing link building
SOURCING WEB/DIGITALI think Tim Ferris achieved his success by developing relationships with bloggers and then since they were friends now, they helped by linking up and promoting. I guess that took some time to complete. I suggest to go to Mixergy.com and watch interview with him. I will do it now actually. For...- Gymjunkie
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- Forum: Business Models, Niches, Industries
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Well i finally did it! Some advice for new webmasters as well
WEB/DIGITALI think the wider the niche the more competition. The more specific niche, the more specific type of content is needed for it, the less people have chops to do it, the less competition it gets.- Gymjunkie
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- Forum: Business Models, Niches, Industries
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10 Lessons for Entrepreneurs from Vator.tv
I recently found this nice website for entrepreneurs, it has great company profile's (mostly startups), relevant news, video interviews with entrepreneurs from successful companies and etc. I'm linking the stuff they have and found this post, that shares 10 lessons from 2009 about...- Gymjunkie
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- Forum: General Business Discussion
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Well i finally did it! Some advice for new webmasters as well
WEB/DIGITALNice post, I don't think that you need to dominate niche.. I think "Long tail" is in effect and in average size niches there can be more than one earners..Dominating is great but as Gary Vaynerchuk says, there is a chance for others too, not everyone needs to be Oprah... Tyra Banks makes 30 mil...- Gymjunkie
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The australianinvestor method of starting a business
Oh..good! But then you need to hook people up with mentioning something new, just part of it, etc ;)- Gymjunkie
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- Forum: Business Models, Niches, Industries
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The australianinvestor method of starting a business
Info is good but I didn't learn anything I can't learn for free. You need something more original I guess. Take a look at book Crush it by Gary Vaynerchuk, he made it best seller but mostly because of his previous speaking, free videos and engagement with people. Find something that...- Gymjunkie
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Project LiftUp: Cleaning Up Fitness Industry
HOT!Trying to come up with a new name for the idea... can't figure anything else right now :( Joined Vator.tv, maybe will find some like-minded people there and make some useful connections.- Gymjunkie
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- Forum: Process and Execution
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Good advice needed: How to monetize my sites?
WEB/DIGITALIf previous owner had someone paying for ads then you can have them too! Just contact them and say you are the new owner etc. I think if you put some good old hard work in it and go contacting potential advertisers you are in for a good treat! You will be earning a lot. You probably don't grasp...- Gymjunkie
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Project LiftUp: Cleaning Up Fitness Industry
HOT!Thanx a mil Sparlin! I appreciate the encouragement!! :cheers: ;) I do hope it will be the way you say :)- Gymjunkie
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- Forum: Process and Execution
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Project LiftUp: Cleaning Up Fitness Industry
HOT!I am closing the blog for now.. idea failed.. I think I started taking up too much stuff too soon. I wanted to start a blog and make it kind of a magazine that can offset bad advice and eventually become popular source for training advice but that's not aligned with site's main goal really. Now...- Gymjunkie
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Progress Thread: Going to start my first ecommerce business
EXECUTIONNice post. Speed+ "Everyone is watching" doesn't work for me but Sprints seem to help!- Gymjunkie
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Good advice needed: How to monetize my sites?
WEB/DIGITALHmm... I'm definitely interested in seeing that software T, so lemme know more about it ;) Now, maybe you should just flip the sites? If you don't want to work a lot on monetizing them and you got a steal you could probably earn a good amount of money by selling them to some internet marketer...- Gymjunkie
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Progress Thread: Going to start my first ecommerce business
EXECUTIONBoy can I relate to this feeling!!! It's procrastination at it's best. You do stuff, but not really stuff you need to! I'm stuck in this rut for some time now. Maybe this is caused by being overwhelmed or something.. Try cutting it off buddy, just do something small towards your goal.- Gymjunkie
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Good advice needed: How to monetize my sites?
WEB/DIGITALOh... and having your own product to sell on your site/s is greatest thing. Most bloggers notice that and do it. If they have earned enough trust with readers ;)- Gymjunkie
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Google Slap
WEB/DIGITALHmmm... new updates? Yesterday was a good day in terms of SE traffic for my blog.. I think I'm ok... Google Slap is the least I need lol..- Gymjunkie
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Good advice needed: How to monetize my sites?
WEB/DIGITALYou can use some affiliate links from ClickBank or Amazon depending on niches your sites are. If you are in health/fitness niche use affiliate link from some product you trust and try selling it. You have real negative view about AdSense.. I haven't heard things that bad about AS. It may not be...- Gymjunkie
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Mint.com founder - how he did it (170 mill exit after 3 years)
FTE EXECUTIONRe: Mint.com founder - how he did it (170 mill exit after 3 years Yeah , I'm into bootstrapping now... Maybe I will have ideas in the future that will need VC funding..- Gymjunkie
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- Forum: Process and Execution
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Linking yourself on other forums
Use it as a chance to gain audience. Once you have enough, then remove it..I think it's great buddy! Go for it...- Gymjunkie
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- Forum: General Business Discussion
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