Is Learning How To Use HTML Code Important?

Filed under: From My Point of View by colevans @ 10:03 am | Comments (0)   

I often get asked whether it’s necessary to learn how to use html code, and my answer is always “If you want to profit from websites of your own, Yes!”

The one important point about html code when it comes to search engine optimization is to make sure the coding on your web pages is correct and will validate properly. If your html coding is correct, the search engines will have no problem spidering your site, which is important for both indexing and subsequent ranking…

Another point worth considering is that webpage generators like FrontPage add tons of extra unnecessary html code which buries your article! It also makes you page size bigger and so it takes longer to load.

Anybody can learn how to create a webpage using html code, if you can write, you can code. All you have to remember is the structure of an html page. Don’t get scared off by php pages. There might be a bit of extra processing code, but a php page still uses normal html to display the contents of a webpage.

If you have some html knowledge, modifying templates becomes a breeze. Even the php pages from pre-made Adsense websites like my NicheSiteProfits websites, or the NicheMania websites of Big Mike.

The point is - if you know the basics of html coding you can make changes to your sites immediately. You don’t have to wait for other people and if you pay people to make the changes, you save money too.

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Increase Traffic to Your Website with These Top Seven Linking Tips!

Filed under: Increase Website Traffic by colevans @ 6:44 pm | Comments (0)   

While reciprocal linking may be frowned upon by the search engines, it’s still a very good source of targeted traffic…

I would say that indiscriminate reciprocal linking is frowned upon by the search engines, but careful tactical reciprocal linking benefits everybody and not only is it a good way of getting “quick traffic” it’s a good way to get fairly stable traffic - I have websites that still get traffic from links I swapped over two years ago, and this traffic has steadily increased over the years (both ways).

Getting good quality links is far more important than getting lots of links, so here are seven tips for getting decent reciprocal links to your websites: (more…)

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Can I Quickly Get Traffic to My New Website?

Filed under: Increase Website Traffic by colevans @ 6:24 pm | Comments (0)   

Most people laugh at the idea of getting traffic quickly to a new website, but it is possible…

Two of the best long term sources of targeted website traffic are:

  • The search Engines
  • Links on other websites (not link farms, uncategorized link lists and such)

Why are they so good?

Because in both cases the traffic you get from them are people actively looking for information, and information seekers tend to “have their eyes open” when they visit a website.

Getting traffic from a search engine means you need good rankings on a number of pages, and your rankings will depend on the content of the webpage and the total number of unique webpages that link to yours. (more…)

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“Adsense Sites Are Dead” - Oh What Rubbish!

Filed under: Adsense Websites by colevans @ 4:27 pm | Comments (0)   

Do you remember those emails which did the rounds which said “Adsense Websites Are Dead!”?

Think what you want, but my reaction was and still is “Oh What Rubbish!”

What those so called experts were trying to say is that the days of automated keyword generated sites is over!

The search engines are treading that slow path to artificial intelligence and one day they’ll be able to recognize a good site from a bad one.

But that day is still a long way off, and the search engines still rely on a multi-layered strategy (which includes humans) to keep their search index free of junk sites. (more…)

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The New Niche Site Profits…

Filed under: From My Point of View by colevans @ 3:06 pm | Comments (6)   

After much soul searching I have decided to cap the NicheSiteProfits monthly membership at its current level and concentrate on two things:

  1. A blog from which you will learn how to build (or buy), promote and profit from niche websites.
  2. Limited edition private label rights websites for sale on a wide range of topics.

One of the biggest problems with the monthly membership was people were forced to take the websites I provided. Many members became overwhelmed at the prospect of trying to upload, promote and maintain four websites per month, and in many cases they weren’t interested in the website topics.

Offering limited edition websites on a regular basis means customers can choose the topics they’re interested in, and as many websites as they feel comfortable with…

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