Towards the end of 2011 I started a blog to follow my Adsense and Affiliate marketing Journey. I had recently built several thousand thin Adsense/Affiliate websites and they started to make a lot of money so I decided to set …
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In 2010-11 I started building affiliate marketing websites, which are basically just websites centered around products with pages full of adsense ads and amazon.com affiliate links. EspressoShack.com was one of my first big ones. I wrote over a hundred articles …
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The National Marketing Council, LLC (NationalMarketingCouncil.com) is a sort of trade group for the Marketing Industry. I started it with a focus towards Internet Marketing but quickly expanded into all forms of marketing. The original idea was to create a …
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I created the SEO Quick Index Software as a freebie to give away in order to induce people to subscribe to my seoFool.com blog (also free). Basically it would take a newly created website and post a link to it …
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seoFool.com was my first real attempt at the world of blogging. I’d published webpromotion-weekly for years as an email newsletter, but this was my foray into wordpress. It was basically a blog about SEO (search engine optimization). I thought it …
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When I built my very first website back in 1996, I needed a way to get traffic to the site. There were hundreds of search engines back then, and 20-30 major players. Just like today, search was the main funnel …
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Somewhere around 2002-2006 I published a weekly newsletter about Internet Marketing called WebPromotion-Weekly (webpromotion-weekly.com). I published each issue on the website and sent it out to the subscriber list via email every week on Mondays. At It’s height there were …
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Back in 1997 I created one of the Internet’s earliest advertising companies. It was a banner exchange network…remember those? Basically it worked like this; if you owned a web site, you could sign up as a member to BannerClicks.com and …
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Shortly after I sold my banner advertising network (1999 or 2000-ish) I built VitalBio.com and the story basically unfolded like this…   When I sold Bannerclicks.com I had two groups competing to buy it.  The second group was made up of …
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