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Comment on Hostgator Vs GoDaddy Webhosting by Srinivasan

Srinivasan — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 06:02:03 +0000

I have been using the ixwebhosting for my fledgling sites. Though I have no knowledge of hosting or uploading the files. I just put up a new site with sitebuilderelite and it is running well.

It would be useful if you can review other hosting platforms like you have done for godaddy.

Comment on Why Using Google Analytics Is A Bad Idea by gnugent

gnugent — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 13:51:29 +0000

Marcia: My own site generator – SiteBuilder Elite (http://www.sitebuilderelite.com) – defaults to displaying no ads when a site is created. Ad networks can be turned on as and when you like but I think waiting those 3-4 weeks before doing that helps your site’s rankings.

New sites can get indexed quite quickly by Google, rise in the ranks and start earning almost immediately (if they have ads). When Google realises they’re affiliate sites, they drop in the rankings and earnings go down. And sometimes the site gets sandboxed. But that can happen regardless of the software you use to build a site. Webmasters need to think in terms of months in looking at how a site is perfoming not the initial blip that can happen after a new site launches.

SiteBuilder Elite allows you to configure your site in many ways and you can have it download articles to your pages or upload your own articles for more unique content. It also allows you to drip feed new pages to a site on autopilot so it looks like there’s a human behind it adding a couple of new pages every few days. It does a ton of other stuff too.

Gary.

Comment on Why Using Google Analytics Is A Bad Idea by Chris Cashton

Chris Cashton — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 12:32:41 +0000

You’re dead on with this Gary. The very nature of Google is the reason it becomes harder for a successful affiliate to rank well over time. As a marketer’s business grows they become more organized and tech savvy. The result is more consistant domain registrant data, a larger number of sites published with the same footprint, all the way up to the leasing of a dedicated server with private name servers and IP’s that are used exclusively for this one person’s sites.

Even worse is the fact that while you may be smart enough to run your own license of a different analytics solution, a large number of other sites don’t. So when your website or backlinking software, etc. reach out to the community, Google is still tracking your connections, logging the unique identifiers, and connecting the dots across numerous sites.

Google provides us with some valuable tools and information for our projects. However, for the reasons you illustrated and more, those of us engaged in marketing activities should take precautionary measures such as logging out of our Google accounts and clearing cookies when we’re done using their tools – for starters. I’m at the point where I do almost everything behind a quality paid proxy service. And when I’m running submission software I do it while connected to the WiFi at one of several local Starbucks. I feel more protected and it gives me an excuse to leave the house and get a good coffee buzz going.

Happy New Year!

Comment on Why Using Google Analytics Is A Bad Idea by Marcia

Marcia — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 02:45:37 +0000

Thank you for this good information. I had heard from other sources that it was not a good idea to monetize a new site for at least 4 weeks but I didn’t understand why – just that it would get the site put in the Google sandbox for 6 mo. – or forever. I am also confused about how the auto site generators (as well as affiliate plugins, etc.) can make claims that you can put up a new, monetized site (that does include good content), drive traffic to it and get immediate sales. I want to set up some sites but I don’t want to waste my good domains names by making sites that google is going to sandbox. Do the auto site generators really work (if you don’t use google analytics)? I am not a techie and I sure would like to use an auto site generator.

Comment on Why Using Google Analytics Is A Bad Idea by Derek Bagatto

Derek Bagatto — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 00:54:47 +0000

Very interesting observation. And easy enough to do. Also there is no downside, nor an upside to GA except for the initial 4-6 weeks. Thanks

Comment on Using Article Marketing To Get Traffic by wallace dobson

wallace dobson — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 05:26:33 +0000

I found this very helpful
Thank you once again

Comment on Using Article Marketing To Get Traffic by Article Directory

Article Directory — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 17:15:26 +0000

Promotion to article directories is possibly the best placew to get free traffic to any website.
This will help you achieve sales

Comment on Using Article Marketing To Get Traffic by arthritismarketer

arthritismarketer — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 16:07:56 +0000

Article Marketing is one of the best ways you can promote your website and the products that you sell. The articles that you publish online or offline also helps to establish the credibility of your website or product. `

Comment on Using Article Marketing To Get Traffic by Pammy

Pammy — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 04:02:14 +0000

Article Marketing is really a good way in promoting your products and also your website. i used to write health articles on a big pharmaceutical company for the purpose of article marketing.

Comment on Hostgator Vs GoDaddy Webhosting by Fabienne

Fabienne — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 23:29:43 +0000

Hostgator provides a perfect service. The stuff is very friendly, helpful and they give you great support. I have a baby-account with them and I am very delighted how rapid they always answer my questions. I can highly recommend hostgator. I would never ever host scripts with another host. They are reliable and there is almost nothing hostgator cannot provide.

I have set up several websites with many differnt webhosts. Hostgator is the best one – and I must stress it, they give you great support.

To your success
Fabienne