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    Hot products

    Once you do find hot products, make sure to use a search engine like TypoHound that searches for misspelled listings. I've saved a ton of money...
    Post by: YoungAce, Aug 7, 2014 in forum: General Business
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    I Want To Sell My Domains. Suggest Where To Sell

    I'd recommend Flippa. Like NetStar said, you're going to struggle to find a buyer. Get some more traffic and revenue, and then people will be more...
    Post by: YoungAce, Aug 4, 2014 in forum: Domain Names
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    My CTR in Search Queries is too low, i don't know what to do

    15% isn't awful - I've seen much worse. The fact that your getting that many impressions suggests that you're at least on one of the first 2...
    Post by: YoungAce, Aug 2, 2014 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    need help to incress the page rank of website?

    One thing that nobody has mentioned yet is time! The longer your domain is around, the more likely it is that your PR will climb. Make sure that...
    Post by: YoungAce, Aug 2, 2014 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    Email Marketing Newbie

    I agree with Ethan, the first thing you should do is figure out where those subscribers are from! If he did build the list himself, ask him how...
    Post by: YoungAce, Jul 26, 2014 in forum: General Marketing
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    How to market online pet store

    I agree with jrbiz that you will have more success if you focus on a specific niche of the pet industry. Right now, it appears that you are trying...
    Post by: YoungAce, Jul 22, 2014 in forum: Websites
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    need traffic to my website

    No offense, but your site design is awful. Redesign your site to be aesthetically pleasing, and then work on building high quality backlinks and...
    Post by: YoungAce, Dec 20, 2013 in forum: General Business
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    opinions please about fiverr

    When I started using Fiverr, all that it took for people to buy my gig was advertising. Post on forums (where you're allowed to), send out tweets,...
    Post by: YoungAce, Dec 16, 2013 in forum: General Business
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    Do you think flyers distribution are still a good platform of promotion ?

    It really depends on what you're selling, in my opinion. Many times, flyers have worked (moderately well) for me when I'm promoting a work from...
    Post by: YoungAce, Aug 14, 2013 in forum: General Business
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    Adbrite Shutdown.any Alternatives?

    Silver. I can't recall what the gold requirements are, would you mind reminding me?
    Post by: YoungAce, Feb 25, 2013 in forum: Pay Per Click Advertising
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    Please Review On My Blog Affiliate..

    Nice site! That looks very good. I'd definitely recommend buying a domain name once you've made a bit of money.
    Post by: YoungAce, Feb 25, 2013 in forum: Amazon
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    Adbrite Shutdown.any Alternatives?

    I switched to Chitika. So far, haven't made anything from the site I keep ads on. Hopefully that changes! :P
    Post by: YoungAce, Feb 25, 2013 in forum: Pay Per Click Advertising
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    Why Your Sales Page Isn't Working

    I've personally found Fiverr to be the most reliable. As long as the person you order from has positive reviews, there shouldn't be an issue.
    Post by: YoungAce, Feb 10, 2013 in forum: General Marketing
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    Why Your Sales Page Isn't Working

    Thanks! That is also good advice -- places like Fiverr are good to get people to do it for you.
    Post by: YoungAce, Feb 8, 2013 in forum: General Marketing