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I haven't noticed what you have, goodtaste, but rumor has it that Google may buy Twitter. Perhaps all the traffic that ran to Google+ will run right back. LoL

I love that site! My son took a music course there some time ago, and though the communication process was a little cumbersome, it was a great experience for a kid who vowed he'd never go to college! I'd recommend it to anyone. The best part is that you get …

Oh mi gosh! Look at Payoneer! Payoneer is widely known and (almost) easier to use than PayPal. Also consider letting people send money directly to your bank account. I've seen a lot of software developers do that in the past, but I don't know if they still do offer it …

Optimize a keyword?? Well... that's a new one to me. How **does** one "optimize a *keyword*?"

I just found out yesterday that Google does **not** like external sitewide links, but this preference has been around for years. Here's the official documentation: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/66356?hl=en&ref_topic=6001971

Well since today is the dreaded mobilegeddon day, I'd have to say it's a mobile website!

Anybody else get the feeling that Google is developing something similar to Facebook's built-in browser? I have a strong hunch that Google's mobile search will soon turn into a Google search app, and it will serve up mobile-ready sites within this app just to keep users inside the Google interface. …

Another way to "mobilize" a website without fussing with PHP is here: [Get Mobile-Ready in 10 Minutes or less](http://justoutsourcing.blogspot.com/2015/04/get-mobile-ready-in-10-minutes-or-less.html) It's free, and temporary. (Emphasis on the **temporary** part). It's also my blog post, so if pointing to it is against the rules here, mods -- please feel free to remove …

These days, I consider guest blogging a valuable activity for traffic only, especially since Google is cracking down on optimized links -- a "guest posting SEO tactic."

Generally, advertisers only want to work with sites that generate a lot of traffic. The more people that visit a site, the more likely someone will interact with an ad. Websites that are content poor just don't pull in the amount of traffic that advertisers need.

Determining the most profitable and trafficked e-business isn't easy. There are too many factors to consider: available resources, the economy, fads, etc. You might want to study up on successful online business models, instead: http://digitalenterprise.org/models/models.html There, you can at least see what has worked *before*.

Not sure I understand where you're coming from, but if you're asking whether you can get popular without attracting e-mail spam, that's a no-go. Online, spam comes with the territory, and it increases with success.

I can't remember when it was, but I heard some time ago (years, actually) that Amazon was cracking down on PLR content. By now, I'm sure it's not allowed.

I'm one of those people who believes article submission is a dead activity UNLESS it's part of an exclusive guest posting campaign or some other similar, specialized opportunity. All of Google's latest changes seem to indicate that mass distribution of any type of material is non-productive.

Hello everyone. My name is Nicole Miller, and I'm a 20-year Internet veteran, the author of "Outsourcing Through RentACoder," and software developer of "First Draft." I've worked online as an ExpertRating certified service provider for ten years now and have developed a sizable knowledgebase of Internet marketing dos and don'ts. …

Hi guys and gals. My name is Nicole Miller and I'm the author of "Outsourcing Through Rentacoder." I've been an [i]online[/i] freelancer for about 4 years, and an [i]offline[/i] freelancer for...ever. I've also been an online marketer for about 14 years. I'm here to offer any advice I can. So …

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