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Creating Niche Websites from Scratch To create niche websites you are going to need a niche that you want to use so, hopefully, you have picked one. If not, please check out my Blog Post on this subject first :  Creating Niche Websites to bring you Steady and Passive Income  - This post should give you some ideas at what you want to tackle but, never fear, Niche Website creation is very inexpensive so don't spend too much time on selecting a Niche because I am confident you are going to make money with the Niche you use. A couple words of advice : Try to find a Niche you know something about Try to find a Niche that you like  (Don't create a website about Bulldogs if you don't like them, you will find no joy in your work!) Take a look on Amazon and Aliexpress (for Shopify people) to see what kind of products are available (I once made a Niche website and came to find there was next to nothing that I could sell on the website that had to do with my Niche!) Try not t...

Essential WordPress Plugins for  eCommerce Purchasing a brand New Domain name and downloading WordPress is a big event. Logging into your your new WordPress blog is similar to an Artist with an idea in mind ready to place the first brush strokes on a pristine canvas. A Blank WordPress dashboard is full of possibilities and your content will be the star of your blog always but on this post I want to talk about the players behind the scenes, the workers who are pulling the curtains apart so your production can be seen by the world, I am talking about your WordPress Plugins. If you were to take a look at all my WordPress site's dashboards side by side, you would notice that no two have exactly the same Plugins and the reason for this is 1) Each theme I select has different recommended plugins 2) I install different plugins according to what I am trying to accomplish with the site, but you can rest assured that I will have the following wonderful plugins installed o...

The Marketing Triple Threat - WordPress - Blogger -Facebook fan page The triple threat strategy (Wordpress-Blogger-Facebook fan page) for selling product and making excellent income from multiple sources is a strategy that I employ on every website that I generate and almost every time I have an idea for a new website -which is quite often - I use this method, with great success so now I will lay this method out for No More Timeclock readers. As always, we are going to try to spend as little money as possible so to do the triple threat strategy you are going to need around 13 bucks for a domain name and around 13.oo per month for webhosting. If you already have web hosting then you will simply add on a new domain at no additional charge. I use and recommend  hostgator  ad I recommend the Baby plan highly. You get Unlimited Domains with this plan -Its insane but true - So you get one domain as your primary and just add any many other domains that yo...

It is really hard to even imagine how many people are on the internet at any given moment. There are so many people -active users that are busy shopping, posting, searching, reading, writing-you name it and it is being done in great abundance on the internet 24 hours a day, Having this knowledge in mind - It is important that, if you are selling product or want visitors to your website or blog, that you get the word out to as many internet outlets as possible. Social Media sites are dominating the internet and they are here to stay - if you want sales and business then you simply must establish a social media presence. I can speak for myself as a full-time internet marketer that I am constantly placing my products and content on as many social media outlets as possible as well as making sure my content is optimized for the search engines and getting seen by Google - Once you have this knowledge -everything will be a nice routine for you and you will be seeing sales, and vi...

No matter if you are a restaurant or a big financial corporation, chances are good you've dealt with situations where customers are not happy. It happens for the worst of reasons and the best. For example, you may feel that you simply dropped the ball. You messed up the order or delivered a bad product. In other cases, you delivered your best, but it was not what the customer wanted.  Though the rule may be that the customer is always right, you cannot expect your company to meet every person's needs every time. In other words, there are always going to be people you cannot make happy. The question is what in the world do you do about them when they visit your Facebook page and leave you with anything but good comments? How can you handle critical comments.  YOU ARE BUILDING A BRAND  Here's the thing. You are in the process of building your brand. With the use of a Facebook page, you are going to work on building more brand awareness than ever. However, there are two...