Posts Tagged ‘planning’
Test The Usability Of Your Site

When it comes to designing your site and choosing the best layout, everybody has their own opinion of what looks good. Obviously if we have created the design or selected a theme to use, then we have placed in our minds the reason for creating our choice.
The problem is that what gets filtered through our mind, might not necessarily get passed onto other viewers. There are several ways to test the usability and flow of your site.
Web Hosting Comparison
Lasted updated: May 14, 2010
There are only 2 things you need to run a website: a doman name and web hosting; however, as demand as increased more and more hosting companies are popping up everyday. With so many choices how do you know which hosting to use?
The truth is, unless you signed some contract, you are never attached to a single hosting. If your hosting is really not cutting it, then you can always easily change and transfer to another.
That being said, there are usually a few things to consider when determining the right web hosting (If you
There is No Right Way
Whenever I tell people that I am making money off sites that I have created, their first response is how is it done and can they do it? While obviously anybody can do it, not everybody is willing to put in the time to see it through.
About a year ago I was telling one of my friends about The Wild Investor, and just like everybody else he wanted to have a stab at it. Since we were both huge sports’ fans, I recommended that maybe we should start a sports’ blog. I would buy the
5 Steps to Dominate Your Niche
We have already covered 8 steps to start your online venture; however, the odds are high that you won’t be the first and last to enter that particular niche. In order to really start making money and create some sort of authority, we need to figure out:
- Who’s the competition?
- Major players?
- What communities exist?
- Affiliate programs available?
- Any multimedia targeted to the niche?
Competition?
By far the most important step is figuring out who your competition is. What are these people doing, how are they trying to make money, and does it seem like they have a good following? You can
