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So then you undercut your competition with pricing, or you target a higher market clientele or you find another niche to work in.

Easiest would likely be Facebook due to sharing. Reddit is good for spikes, and Pinterest is good for visual buyers.

Are your prices too high? Is there too much competition? In your opinion, what seems to be the problem?

What country you live in is not a limitation on how well you do in the online, worldwide market. You would need to promote yourself online, no matter what country you live in and you have just as much chance to succeed as anyone. The most important skill is to read & LEARN to understand what...

I started out using affiliate platforms, like Clickbank, Paydotcom, etc, but the micro-niches were in adult content and that blew the doors wide open. I hired locally & licensed content as well. If you do it right you get your ROI many times over for years to come.

It's new, so still getting it off the ground. You can post whatever you like, as long as it's not offensive to other members :)

It should get indexed from your own site navigation, if you have it properly breadcrumbed

Noobs who think affiliate marketing is easy...lol

I used Getresponse. A bit pricey, but nice templates

See my answer above. People are impatient and don't like to wait in the long run.

This is a topic that has been discussed to death everywhere and much of the advice is outdated, as Google does regular updates and many times what used to work no longer does. Most SE's don't know or care how many characters your tags are or your description, as it's just going to pull it from...

Keep your call-to-action above the fold. I never understood those stupid long CB pages with seemingly endless scrolling to get to the point. If you don't have the visitor's attention without the need to scroll the page then you'll lose them quickly.

Getting trapped in my outside shed last week when the big door came down on me and knocked me inside. I panicked and THAT took my breath away....

When starting out any basic web hosting will do. You only need to get into advanced options if your website grows enough in popularity to require an upgrade in hosting.

SEO is obviously going to be your best, long term strategy, but the reality is that people buy traffic specifically because they are NOT ranking well in the SERP, otherwise they wouldn't need it.

Online: Selling traffic for the past 16 years, Next would be affiliate marketing, creating game guides (I made a mint selling the very first Minecraft guide on Clickbank way back before Microsoft bought it), selling niche content I produced in 2006 that is still selling years later. Offline...

You can use your Google webmaster tools to exclude links. I would suggest removing all low quality ones of little to no value. It's all about quality over quantity these days.

Welcome to the forum Do you have any experiences to share that are of inrerest to our webmaster community? Feel free to share it with us :)

Welcome to the forum! You will learn a lot here :)

Weebly is only good for noobs who just discovered they can build a website without knowing anything...lol