Hey Everybody, Due to bodily ailments, my plans at pursuing my niche need to come to a close. I have a website that I would like to offer to someone else. Otherwise, all my work goes to nothing and is erased. My thought at this point is to give the site away, though I am open to other ideas. If the site seems valuable to someone and they feel inclined to purchase it for a modest amount, I'm open to this as well. Here's the site, you can take a look at it: http://teachachildread.com/ If it inter

Just now read a post by Kyle on Panda. It seems that backlinks aren't much important, but rather quality content. I've been trying to follow the training course Level 2. On day 8 and 9 it mentions submitting articles and then social bookmarking (e.g. digg, reddit, and so on). I assume that these things are still good to do, it's just that you need good content when you do them, yes?Any clarification here would be helpful. Many thanks . . .

Hey, Folks! So this starting a business is a slow going task for me. Truth is, I have little time to dedicate to it. Yet, I believe there is potential to my project. Thus, I keep working at it little by little.So as I am nearly at a crossroads, I ask my WA community a few questions!First off, let me explain my project:1) I want to do local marketing, directing people back to my affiliate site where they can then order any of the products that they desire.I can do this (i.e. local marketing) and

Hey All,I'm strongly considering doing local marketing, advertising a certain product in my area and then referring people back to my site. I would be an affiliate of a particular company. I'm from the U.S., but the company is stationed in Hong Kong.Thus, I'm beginning to think of necessary tax procedures. I read that the W-9 form is a necessary form for the "employer" to handle (which maybe doesn't apply to persons in Hong Kong?) and then that a 1099 form needs to be filled out

Hey All!I've been making some YouTube videos for my blog. My question is, since these videos are for my blog, should they be labeled as, "public," or, "private"?Any help here would be much appreciated!-tpriem