Hi I'm trying to enter the account URL to my WA profile page, but I can't paste over the placeholder URL. It is greyed out, and when I try and save it, I get this error message:
I actually had issues adding google+ account myself and through deletion and starting over again a few times I conquered it, I am hoping this will be the same solution for you, sorry I cannot explain why it is greyed out, hopefully someone else has a solution if this is preventing you
Problem adding my google+ account to WA
Hi I'm trying to enter the account URL to my WA profile page, but I can't paste over the placeholder URL. It is greyed out, and when I try and save it, I get this error message:
I actually had issues adding google+ account myself and through deletion and starting over again a few times I conquered it, I am hoping this will be the same solution for you, sorry I cannot explain why it is greyed out, hopefully someone else has a solution if this is preventing you
I'm thinking about doing niche for ebooks. I will round it down to a specific topic, of course, but in my research I've found many sites that offer free ebooks of really well kn
I agree with both of the others below but i will say that if i am interested in a book and i take the time to read or review or go through a site recommending them that i will 9 times out of ten just go buy it on amazon after. I have never gone out of my way to find free ebooks unless they are old books/classics like frankenstein or paradise lost lol. so i think you might still be pleasantly suprised in the long run.
You certainly do need to think about a specific product and Mel is right - think about free and paid. :) Beverley
The problem is that many of the paid ones are available for free. And they're pretty easy to find. They might be hard to compete against.
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Difficulty of available free products
I'm thinking about doing niche for ebooks. I will round it down to a specific topic, of course, but in my research I've found many sites that offer free ebooks of really well kn
I agree with both of the others below but i will say that if i am interested in a book and i take the time to read or review or go through a site recommending them that i will 9 times out of ten just go buy it on amazon after. I have never gone out of my way to find free ebooks unless they are old books/classics like frankenstein or paradise lost lol. so i think you might still be pleasantly suprised in the long run.
You certainly do need to think about a specific product and Mel is right - think about free and paid. :) Beverley
The problem is that many of the paid ones are available for free. And they're pretty easy to find. They might be hard to compete against.
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I've been doing research for keywords relating to books. Many search results in Google return with images of book covers across the top that blocks the number of results listed.
Google search results for books
I've been doing research for keywords relating to books. Many search results in Google return with images of book covers across the top that blocks the number of results listed.
In my research on competition for shopping guides, I came across one in my niche on ebay. It was quite high on the google results. Are these common? And who writes them? And do
You can actually go on eBay as a seller (or get started as one) and write these guides for whatever you need it for within eBay. eBay provides an editing area much like that found inside your WP installations. Pretty much the same thing. Write 'em and publish 'em. You write these from the standpoint of the niche you are in on eBay. How do you make money with them?
You promote your products in them. These are written to help shoppers make better buying decisions. You compete with others in how well you write your guide. These are perhaps, in the thousands or tens of thousands.
These are usually given out for free, much like a tabloid from your local supermarket. The only real difference is that they are made available to you and if you are a subscriber to your favourite seller on eBay, you may receive these in your email from time to time.
These have been around for a very long time.
In my research on competition for shopping guides, I came across one in my niche on ebay. It was quite high on the google results. Are these common? And who writes them? And do
You can actually go on eBay as a seller (or get started as one) and write these guides for whatever you need it for within eBay. eBay provides an editing area much like that found inside your WP installations. Pretty much the same thing. Write 'em and publish 'em. You write these from the standpoint of the niche you are in on eBay. How do you make money with them?
You promote your products in them. These are written to help shoppers make better buying decisions. You compete with others in how well you write your guide. These are perhaps, in the thousands or tens of thousands.
These are usually given out for free, much like a tabloid from your local supermarket. The only real difference is that they are made available to you and if you are a subscriber to your favourite seller on eBay, you may receive these in your email from time to time.
These have been around for a very long time.
Hi the niche I've choosen is people buying musical instruments. Often they'll want to try the instrument out before actually buying it. Does this niche make it difficult to get
skiergal thanks for the feedback. That was my instinct. I'm starting my research to adjust my plan.
Mlsmith45 you may have better success selling accessories that go along with the instruments.
Niche for products bought offline
Hi the niche I've choosen is people buying musical instruments. Often they'll want to try the instrument out before actually buying it. Does this niche make it difficult to get
skiergal thanks for the feedback. That was my instinct. I'm starting my research to adjust my plan.
Mlsmith45 you may have better success selling accessories that go along with the instruments.
I'll give it another shot.