The end of the road is here.

Well, I'm about to cancel my WA membership; I just cannot afford to keep going. There has been no activity to make me think that something may change for the better. I'm exhausted from work. I can't afford internet service at home. I have nothing more to say to try to get others to even look at my websites.The end of the road is here. I'm just done hoping for a real future.

Ranked under 500

Now what do I do? Oh, right, I'll publish more stuff soon.

News: good things and fixes needed.

So, first things first: in my last blog post, I mentioned that I want to add demonstration videos to my niche site. I talked to my cousin yesterday about that; he has a professional photography business, and he is a talented artist in these things. He said he wanted to shoot videos for that. Awesome!Next thing: both my niche site and my WA site are getting traffic in larger numbers already, and it may start to steamroller soon. Now, for the fixes: on my WA site, I think I forgot to link all of

Still trying to take this in.

I'll keep this as short as possible, but it is important to me. I looked at my dashboard on https://breaking-the-chains.org/. I didn't expect anything to be different from the same as usual, but I was surprised to see that there has been traffic that I didn't send there myself, and one was even organic.So like the title says, I'm still trying to take this in. It looks like there is interest in my content, but I'm having a really hard time coming up with anything new to say. I have Google Alerts

I Like some of these rankings, but traffic.

I searched for one of my niche blog posts, and I found it on Google's third page, eighth result.That's really friggin' good for the outdoors niche, because outdoors lovers like me tend to not click on the first several websites that we find (many of which, that I found are owned by the same few people who are promoting the same products on each). Since many of these websites tend to be copycats like that, searching for something that isn't an annoying parrot is actually commonplace. Now for the

Short and sweet

Two new pages are published on https://donsbackcountryoutdoors.com/. I realized, a couple of weeks ago, that I would be moving to an area of Michigan that hosts an annual outdoors event. I jumped on the opportunity to use it to push upward in search engine rankings. With four and a half months left until the event, it's wide open to cause huge traffic volumes to gravitate to my website.The other page is another for WA. I see WA pages on other niche sites when I give feedback, so I decided to pu

When we are to trust someone.

Earlier tonight I experienced, once again, that familial attitude. That attitude came with the, "You're a factory person," speech.This is someone that I am supposed to trust absolutely telling me that I don't have a dream in my heart and a vision in my eyes.After fighting off that feeling of hopelessness, I opened Jaaxy. I found two keywords for my outdoors site that will generate montbly traffic in the hundreds, as well as several "low hanging fruit" that should add up to we'll over a hundred

Rollercoaster

So far, I have set up a few websites, with one of them getting more attention than others. The website that is getting that attention is my outdoors niche site, donsbackcountryoutdoors.com. Now that Michigan's new fishing season is ready to begin this Saturday, I found that I have so much more to talk about than I did during the bleak winter months.Something that is worth noting is this: I made a staggering eight blog posts today on my website, with seven of them featuring images from my person

This seems like a problem

I went back to check on Adsense to see what was happening with that. I signed up probably in January. It said it's still reviewing my site. This seems like a problem.Also, I tried to paste the HTML code from Adsense to each of my pages' "text" tabs. The thing is, none of them have actual HTML code; they have the same text as each page as it shows up in the "visual" tab. This seems like a problem as well.It looks like it may be possible that I have to rebuild those pages.

Finally A Product Review

After weeks of waiting on a big outdoors retailer to send word of acceptance or denial of membership, I decided to join Amazon (with advise to do so) yesterday, and so I did. Today I published my first product review on donsbackcountryoutdoors.com. Let me invite everyong to read it and give me feedback, post comments, and offer requests for review of outdoors-oriented products.Thanks, everyone.