Since first starting out as a blogger and affiliate marketer, I have used several web hosts, such as DreamHost, GoDaddy and Bluehost, and always with mixed results.
A few years ago, I moved the majority of my sites over to DreamHost, initially on a Shared Hosting account, and later upgraded to VPS. I’m glad I did, because I’ve never had any issues since, and these sites are performing great.
Many bloggers skip Instagram in favor of Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter. But with the right strategy and mindset, Instagram can do wonders for your blog’s brand awareness and also traffic.
For many bloggers though, Instagram is still a bit of a mysterious beast. It works fundamentally different from other social media channels, and figuring out how to get the most out of Instagram can be quite time consuming and overwhelming.
If you’re on Instagram, then most likely you are familiar with the follow unfollow Instagram trick. It’s a simple method to not only increase your followers count, but to also lower the amount of people you follow. The bigger this gap, the better.
The Instagram follow/unfollow strategy encapsulates everything I dislike about social media. But don’t get me wrong. I don’t see social media as something evil.
In this review of Empire Flippers, I am going to document the process of selling one of my niche websites using them as the broker.
A while back, I published a niche site case study around a small website that generated good revenue within a short time-frame, and after much thinking I decided to sell this affiliate website.
As a niche site marketer, no matter how well things are going, you always need to think about the future. A business can literally fail overnight.
This is especially true for online businesses focused on affiliate marketing because of their volatile and somewhat unpredictable nature.
In this case study I am going to outline how I decided to build and quickly grow a new profitable niche website with minimal effort.
The Google Featured Snippet is that little box of at the top of the search results that highlights the best possible answer to a user’s query, with a link to the website that has provided that answer.
The Featured Snippet is often designed such that it provides an immediate answer to a user’s query, without having to actually click on the link to the article that provides the answer.
WordPress is by far the most popular blogging platform. Countless of new WordPress-based websites go live everyday with no signs of slowing down.
WordPress is reasonably easy to use, but it can be challenging to find your way through so many different themes, plugins and configuration settings. It’s easy enough to install WordPress, but what do you do after installing WordPress?