Google set up a business google+ page for me then proceeded to mark it as spam and removed it. Google has also removed my site from google analytics. I'm beginning to question why. I have no broken any of googles rules, so I can only be left to conclude someone reported my site. Why? I have no idea. But to say I'm not happy would be the understatement of the century. Just fed up.

I know trying to find the right niche can be super hard, I'm still refining mine. If you are like me and want your website to be about more than just making money (and no, there's nothing wrong with making money!), then this short youtube clip might help. Adam Leipzig gave a short TEDx presentation on finding your life purpose in 5 minutes. I'm finding it really helpful in getting clarity about what I want to do. Adam Leipzig, finding your purpose in 5 minutes

The FTC in America now requires all affiliate marketers to carry a disclaimer on their website - this is in addition to the privacy policy. You can read more here http://www.ftc.gov/news-events/press-releases/2009/10/ftc-publishes-final-guides-governing-endorsements-testimonials In the mean time, you can get a plugin which will write the page for you. "Affiliate disclosure statement" is fairly easy to use, you just fill in the name of your website (not the domain name) and all the affiliate pr

A new program has just been launched, Quanta. I signed up in the pre-enrolment phase to see what it was all about. So far it hasn't cost me anything and they won't be seeing a penny out of me. Quanta was set up to be the new name in personal growth. They will have training packages available to help boost your career and income - there is nothing that I can find that actually explains what this is. Just a lot of hyped up videos with well worn clich?s. There are 4 levels available, with 2

Just had an article published at SA that I'm kinda proud of :) http://www.streetarticles.com/internet-and-businesses-online/10-reasons-starting-an-online-business-is-like-getting-married