The Ultimate Guide to Selling a Website on eBay

Selling websites on eBay can be very profitable but you need to stand out from the crowd to be successful. The key is to market your product as a “website business” and not just a “website” and the tips in this article can be the difference in you selling a few websites a month at £30 a go to you selling several “website business packages” per week at £1,000 or higher.

I give customers the opportunity to buy websites on eBay UK, although the 56 techniques here can be applied to any of eBay’s websites, especially eBay.com. [Read more]

Domain Name Appraisal Scam

I have been experimenting recently with domain name sales and like every other domainer, hope someone is going to offer me a big wad of cash for a name which only cost me about £5 to register. Imagine my surprise, when out of the blue an email arrives in my inbox from a company called Elite Investment who wanted to do just that… [Read more]

Internet Marketing Watch 16 September 2008

Today’s round up includes a colossal list of 50 ways you can take your blog to the next level, how to successfully linkbait an ecommerce store and comparisons between 25 outdarted search engine optimisation techniques and their modern-day equivalent. [Read more]

Internet Marketing Watch 12 September 2008

Today’s round up includes why search engine rankings are worthless, why the majority of link exchange requests end in failure and whether producing content purely to bait links is easy to achieve. [Read more]

How to Find Blogs to Leave Comments On

A few days ago I wrote about how spam blog comments will ruin your business and thought I should follow it up with an article on how to go about finding relevant, worthwhile blogs to leave comments on.

Leaving well thought out and inciteful comments on other people’s blogs can be a great way to direct traffic to your own blogs and websites and is also useful for building your online brand, reputation and communicating with both the blog owner and their readers.

Here are a few pointers to help you find the most worthwhile blogs to leave your comments on. [Read more]

Internet Marketing Watch 10 September 2008

Today’s round up includes how to optimise your website for the new Google Chrome browser, why you should consider searching online without being met with a list of results and points to consider when submitting to online directories. [Read more]

Has the Guardian Finally Gone Bonkers?

A very interesting article was brought to my attention over the weekend which was published on the Guardian website in June. It passed me by the first time around and on the surface looks like a normal football rumours page. But, look a little closer and the content appears very obscure, even funny, but what if there are more sinister undertones? [Read more]

Internet Marketing Watch 9 September 2008

Today’s round up includes why it is imperative you rank at the top of Google for your chose search term, what can happen if you use dubious search engine optimisation techniques and Matt Cutts speaks out about Twitter and their no-follow bio links. [Read more]

Internet Marketing Watch 8 September 2008

Today’s round up includes how to attract quality visitors to your website every month, how to write articles in a fraction of the time it would normally take you and converting your traffic into a devoted readership. [Read more]

Internet Marketing Watch 5 September 2008

Today’s round up includes some objections to Google Chrome answered by search engine guru Matt Cutts, monetising your blog through affiliate programmes and two ways you can perform effective keyword research. [Read more]

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