What you do with a website failure is entirely up to you, but when do you decide that a website is a failure? There are a few strong indicators, which I'll share with you in a moment or two, but sometimes it takes a while for certain indicators to appear. You can see success with a failed website if you know what to do with it.
You know, I'm not happy unless I continually bite off more than I can chew. Right now, I'm working on so many different projects, I don't know which way is up.
At first glance, this blog appears to be a sports blog masquerading as a make money online (MMO) blog, but I could be wrong and it could be the other way around.
After Costa suffered tremendously with Blog Templates Reviews before revamping it, he decided to create this blog and I thought I'd help him out in getting it seen while the paint is still fresh (less than a month old).
I'm working on a programming project as the sole developer of a browser-based software application. I've dubbed it "PHPText Blogger" as a working name because it's only using PHP and text files formatted specifically for this application.
In order to use this browser-based application on Windows or Linux, I only need to have a web server installed which includes the PHP software. I'm using XAMPP for Windows right now.
You don't have to look like the image to your left in order to be a minion. Minion is a term for favorites or protégés, especially those of a monarch or prince at a royal court. Unlike a henchman or lackey, although of subordinate rank to his patron a minion is likely to be of noble birth or to be raised to the nobility, and is more of a companion and confidant to him than a servant or bodyguard.
Prepare to be amused, awed, or even disgusted when I explain how to become a noble UV minion and the benefits of being one. UV stands for "Untwisted Vortex", if you haven't already figured that out.
I'm not really bored. I'm just not interested. Ever since I started working with niche blogs, I've all but lost complete interest in this blog.
I'm sorry I had to use that word, but it's the truth. I'm working on a niche blog that I simply have to get up and running because of the time factor. The keywords get searched enough and there aren't even a half a million pages competing. There's absolutely NO advertiser competition for the first keyword and average competition for the second. So, what's the rush?
The tagline says "A Newbie's Journey to Making Money Online". With a blog less than 3 months old, newbie is a pretty good description.
Do you ever feel like your rowing a boat upstream or climbing a hill that never ends? That's what I feel like sometimes. Well, I took 2 days off from posting anything at all so that I could put things in perspective. Usually when I take time off from posting, it's because I don't have a choice due to power outages or a lack of DSL connectivity. This is one of the few times I purposely didn't write anything.
Not only did I not write anything, I refrained from responding to comments and email messages as much as I could. I don't normally do that either. In order to see where I stand, I needed to ignore as many things as I could get away with ignoring.
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