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I own a site with 43000 members that grew faster than expected and now I'm not sure what to do with the email list. There are a few difficulties I am having, as explained below. First, I'm a builder, not a marketer. I absolutely HATE marketing and I suck at email marketing especially. I love...

Increase your traffic. Adsense requires a lot of traffic to earn a good amount. For a small amount of traffic like 10k you'd be better off monetizing with an affiliate program that fits your niche.

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Welcome to the forum! Please be careful not to post in the wrong section in the future. Thread moved to Introductions.

I like Name.com because they have monthly promo codes that work with renewals that make it a little cheaper. I avoid Godaddy because they suck you in with lots of new domain promos, but then the renewals are the some of the highest I've seen. Namecheap is ok and the privacy is free.

The last traffic site has now sold and the list has been updated. PM me if you have any pre-sale questions! Thanks :)

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You will get more volume through paid marketing, but not always as much profit. For example, there is a breakdown vid on YT showing someone who had $XXX dropshipping sales every day, but after paying the marketing and associated costs they actually netted 0 profit

People don't like to sell their "cash cow" ;)

You don't need to post clickable hyperlinks. Just the names are fine, or doc file.

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By doing what? The OP is asking how to grow the account she already has on Pinterest. Any advice on that?

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There were several articles in the news about it recently. Just look it up.

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Email marketing has no relation to SEO

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Most times it is a problem with the landing page. Do you have a clear "call to action" to get visitors to do what you want them to do? Is it obvious or are your visitors confused by the layout of your content?