What is the type of site that you want to create? forum, blog, or any other types?
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What type of site do you need to pick to start off your web site? Here are the most common types found
Forum is great for people looking to share their knowledge and share information on the stuffs they love the most and get feedback and opinion from other people sharing the same interest. In a forum, visitor can even provide high quality content by starting a post on a certain topic.
Blog is also one of the great way to stimulate visitor's participation. With the commenting feature available in almost every blog, not only visitors are able to share their piece of thought, they could also start off a new conversation altogether based on the blog post.
This type of site pops up a whole lot more lately. The most common usage are for sales pages (more...)
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Especially those who are new to internet world, information overload will occur. During this time, you will not be productive and you will not be able to create any contents at all. Sometimes you will feel scared to actually write anything, intimidated, even stressed out. I have been through this stage before and it sucks!! Watch out for the symptoms.
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No matter what we do, at one point, we would realize that going alone and not trying to learn will get us stuck... This was what happened to me during my first few weeks trying to make sense out of internet business. I was so confident that I can make it. Along with all the promises of "get rich quick, get rich easy with internet money", I was drawn deeper to a black hole. I wasted some 4 to 6 hours daily just trying to make sense out of internet marketing.
After a while, I only realized that it is IMPOSSIBLE to get anywhere without proper direction. I was basically following every famous person with no clear clue (more...)
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Sometimes, you were given a long jumbled up URL as a referral link such as http://www.example.com/exa/example.php?theurl=dxg_32zxxd345; not only it is hard to remember, but it also reduces your chance of growing your customer base from word of mouth or offline advertising. Imagine if you look at an advertisement in your local newspaper, the business is online based and thus, they are dropping in this kind of URL. How many people do you think will spend their time actually typing this kind of link word-by-word? Most probably they will google it away instead.
There are three most common approaches that I use to redirect links.
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