Creating My Niche Websites

byMrsGlarner

495 followers

12 years ago

Hello my friends! I'm still here! I've had a couple of down days and I think they made me realize the importance of taking a break... seriously. But I took a break from creating my Affiliate website www.itsmomsbusiness.org at Affiliate Bootcamp course 2, lesson 4.... and started my niche website...www.instrumentsonsale.com, am brushing up on the other training courses, working through course 2 and even have started creating a second niche website that for now is at www.artoflace.siterubix.com until I transfer my domain to it.

I really have an interest in both of those niches and think i can create a couple impressive affiliate sites out of them when I get the content and blogs written. For now they are just empty shells that I'm working on.

I have an affiliate account so far with Amazon and boy it wasn't very easy figuring out the widgets and how to add the html to the body... I HIGHLY recommend the little search bar at the top of this page when you need an answer to a question. For example I typed in amazon store and guess what.. someone had a training set up just for me! :) I now know how to include my store into the body of my website. It took me entirely too long to use it and I could have saved myself several hours of figuring things out on my own if I had just looked to see if someone else had answered my question already. I knew that too... I'm just stubborn by nature at times. Always have to do things myself.

I have several pages to go because there are several instruments and I don't want my guests to only have one store option. But not so sure how many affiliate stores I should have on one website. Any recommendations are welcome!

My Art of Lace one is going to be awesome when I get that finished. I'm going to literally pull my old English class lessons out of my head and write a detailed report on the pages about the history of Lace and Crocheted lace in the past present and hopefully encourage people to bring it back so it is in our future. Look up Irish Lace Crochet and you'll see how beautiful it is!

Ok.. I'm going to leave you now and bid you goodnight!