Well, here we go, the most exciting thing happened to me over the last few days, I changed my niche!My first niche was too general (gifts), too generic (for men), and it left me really lacking in a direction. I wanted to make money, oh yes, and I wanted to narrow it down a bit but it was such a general topic that was TOO expansive. I would sit down and think "I'll write on this topic" about giving gifts for men, say the outdoorsy type man (which I am since I camp and hike and chainsaw, etc.) an

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!I am 2 days behind on my weekly blog (due to holidays) but trying fervently to catch back up. I thought I would forecast my future expense, so that when I do start making money, I can keep it real. 5 weeks in, amount earned: 0$Amount spent? Let's see, today is Black Friday and I took advantage of the yearly Premium membership:Let's add that to my bills so far... WA 1st Month 19.99, Jaaxy first month 50.47, web domain through WA, 14.41 Second month of WA 50.47 (Yeah

Okay, after the loss of my site last week and starting from scratch at the beginning of my fourth week...I made a critical decision: I purchased a front-page website builder. The back-page editing was driving me crazy, I am a visual person and needed to see what I was doing. Yes, it was about 200$ and yes, I had to spend about 15 hours on a tutorial to learn how to use it, but in the last 4 hours I have made supreme progress on my website! I even started a review of a product that I took campin

Extreme disappointment after 3 weeks.Have I kept up with my commitment?Well, as far as actual time and labor goes, I am thoroughly confident I spent well more in this third week than my committed time of 21 hours. In fact, I took one of my last vacation days for 2016 and basically worked 14 hours that day, yesterday. Today I worked a solid 8, so at week three I can say, with 49 more weeks to go, I'm about 18 hours over my committed progress as far as hours-inputted.Problem? My site is junk. Lo