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There are lots of alternatives for each of these blogging, monetizing and tracking tools. Here you’ll find a review of what I use on this blog and what I’m most satisfied with, or what I intend to use in the future. I’m not saying they are the only ones, I’m just sharing my personal experience with them, so you can take advantage of it. Some of the links are affiliate, which means that I’ll make money if you use them to sign up for those programs. Some others are simple links pointing to resources which helped me bring my blog at this level.
Many people start with free Blogger accounts, only to realize very soon that it would have been better to buy their own domain name. If you can’t afford to spend approximately $8/year for the .com domain name, plus $3-$7/month for hosting, then you can set up your free account at blogger and start blogging in about five minutes (if you are not interesting in making money with your site, you can sign up for a free Wordpress.com account - be aware they don’t accept advertising on blogs).
However, if you want to build your personal brand, you may want to look for special hosting offers and go for your own domain name.
Bust a name is a site where you can play with words in order to generate domain names which suit best your blog’s niche. The tool shows you what combinations are available, and offers you the possibility to buy the discovered domains through www.GoDaddy.com
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This blog is hosted on Dreamhost. The quality is good, I can host as many domains as I want on the same account, I have 140GB storage space, 1.4TB bandwidth, one click installs (including Wordpress, with lots of themes), MYSQL, PHP, CGI, and up to 3075 e-mail accounts, all these for $7.95/month. This is not a big amount of money, taking into consideration what you get for it. If you decide to host your blogs there, I give you my special promo code: ATT2007GIFT. Use it to sign up for one of the yearly plans and you’ll get $97 discount. This is the maximum discount possible. I don’t make any money by having you sign up with this code. It is my gift to you, made possible by Dreamhost. And it comes with a .com domain name free for the first year.
iPowerWeb.comThis is another hosting alternative, if for some reasons you don’t like my first choice. Their package is sound, too:
AN Hosting is another interesting variant, offering 20 domains hosting, 250GB space, 2.5TB bandwidth, at only $6.95 per month. Additional goodies that come with the hosting package:
This site uses Wordpress. I chose it because of a few considerents:
ReviewMe: You can write paid reviews for advertisers who order them via ReviewMe. If you get accepted, you have the possibility to set your own price for the reviews, and you may reject whatever advertisers you feel like being inappropriate for your blog. The reviews you write will be clearly labeled as “paid reviews” and you don’t have to always be positive (advertisers state their requirements when placing an order, so you will be able to reject those which are not in accordance with your policy). Review Me has an affiliate program which will bring you $25 for each advertiser who subscribes via your link and orders a review.I’ll add other money making programs to this list as soon as I’ll be happy with their performance.
Statcounter: free, real time statistics program, helping you see the number of visits, unique & returning visitors, plus detailed statistics for the last 100 visits (referring sites, referring keywords, visit length, visitors by country and many more).
Google Analytics: free, detailed program, with options of defining goals and measuring success. However, it does not show statistics in real time.
103bees: free program, showing statistics for the past 30 days, split by organic and referral traffic; it is very useful because it shows for which search keywords people found your site, and which was your position for those keywords.
A new blog won’t get lots of traffic from search engines, so you have to use alternative ways of showing your work to people. Social networking can be a good start. These are a few networks I’ve had good experience with:
StumbleUpon: you need to install a toolbar in order to be able to use the program. Each time you see a site you like and you would like to recommend it to other stumblers, you press a toobar button and write a short comment. Then, the site goes into the system and it is shown to other people. The more positive votes (thumbs up) it gets, the more traffic it is sent.
Digg: all you need is to sign up in order to use it. When you like a page, you can submit it, so it will appear in the upcoming sites section. If other people like it and vote for it (digg it), your story may be promoted to the front page, bringing you tens of thousands visitors over the following hours.
Reddit: sign up, submit stories, give votes to stories you like. The principle stays the same, but the audience is different.
Del.icio.us: this can help you keep your bookmarks online. If many people bookmark the same page, it goes to the front page, resulting in a lot of traffic.
Searchles: smaller than the other ones, but it can bring in some constant traffic which lasts in time.
MyBlogLog: subscribe, put your face in there, put a widget on your blog, then you’ll be able to see who is visiting your site (look at the big pannel with pictures in my sidebar). Your blog will become a community. Other people will be able to subscribe to your community. Similarily, you can subscribe to other communities. It can bring some additional traffic to your blog, but don’t expect it to be huge.
For blogging tools and advice: ProBlogger, DailyBlogTips, Chris Garrett on New Media,
For learning how to write better: Copyblogger, DailyWritingTips,
For search engine optimization (SEO) advice: SEOmoz, SEO Scoop,
For inspiration and creative resources: Inspiration Bit, Graphic Design Blog, David Airey,
The list stays open, it will be updated continuously.
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