Up the Sandbox!Written by Keith Thompson
Continued from page 1
Since we don't know, can't know, will not know for sure until Google Gods unlock keys to kingdom and enlighten us; it only makes sense to this webmaster to get on with life. I've got new sites waiting, as do many. We all languish at PR0 until (or if) there's another update. Some sites get picked up quicker than others, and to some extent that is a measure of SEO. However just get over it! Since there's nothing concrete we can do except build great content sites with lots of relevant links (legitimate) why worry about any sandbox?!? Don't get your knickers in a knot! Write more content, articles, and get more sites to link to you because of worth of your site. There are other sources of traffic, go get them! Do right thing for your business. Spend time on it, not worrying about this. Many of leading voices in SEO agree that there may indeed be a "sandbox", and if there is, that may not necessarily be a bad thing. You don't want some farmer (link) ranking ahead of your carefully crafted content site, do you? Of course not! One thing is sure: if there is a sandbox, it belongs to Google and if you want to play, follow rules and don't cry! Pay or play!

Keith can be reached at keith@internetmarketinghere.com Find the latest and best tools and reviews for your online business at http://www.internetmarketinghere.com
| | How to Sell your WebsiteWritten by Matt Dobinson
Continued from page 1
Sell to your visitors - A commonly used technique to get a good profit from sale of your website is to post a 'site for sale' link or image on frontpage of site for sale. This targets audience to people interested in topic of site. But be warned not all of these people are or want to be webmasters. Personal Contact - If you have a low budget, selling your website though your personal contact can be very rewarding. This takes everyone else out of equation and you pay no broker fees or ad fees. If you plan on selling your website this way make sure you know enough people who would be intrested in site. Website Checklist Before you get to putting up website for sale ads and hiring a site broker, there are a few things you will need. Firstly, find out in detail your statistics. This including unique visitors per day or month, bandwidth used per month and current and past revenue for website. Most people who are in industry will ask for pagerank of website too. You can find out your page rank by downloading google toolbar and re-visiting your website. A pagerank is considered by most webmasters as being a large factor.

Matt Dobinson is the owner of PageBrokers.com - A website dedicated to buying and selling websites online for the best possible price.. He also runs WebmasterFreebie.com - an online community for webmasters.
|