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 DotJake.com: When most of us develop our domain names, we like to focus on our keywords, and other SEO tricks. While these are indeed important, it is so much more important to write great content that will help someone, not just your search rankings.
Most minisites that I find through a Google search have downright crappy content.

 DotJake.com: I often find myself giving advice to others. I do it through forums, through my blog, and when I talk to business owners around town. I love helping people out with their websites. But more and more, I notice that I am giving great advice, that I don’t follow.
One of my goals for this year

 DotJake.com: I’ll be completely honest. Most of my websites don’t earn much revenue. After all, I’m fairly new at developing my domain names. However, I managed to sign an advertiser for $30 a month on one of my sites today.
I don’t have the money yet, so nothing is for sure, but as soon as I get

 DotJake.com: This post might seem like it’s coming a little bit late, but I had some trouble getting my package from FedEx.
This Christmas season, Rick Latona sent my parents some wine from his new website, Vino.com, and he sent me a nice card.
I just wanted to express my (late!) thanks to him, and wish his new

 DotJake.com: My first post, Building Speculative Minisites, wasn’t meant to be apart of a series, but it was much more popular than I anticipated, and I think it deserves a follow-up.
Like I said in my previous post, building speculative minisites has the potential to earn you a ton of revenue. If you pick up on a

 DotJake.com: Over the past month or two, I have gotten a handful of emails from a couple of my websites asking for advice on how to build nice looking websites using wordpress. We’re not talking blogs, we’re talking actual websites.
I have decided to write this massive post explaining how to make a website using wordpress. It

 DotJake.com: All of my websites have a contact form. Every single one of them.
I don’t get emails from most of them, but when I do, it’s usually worth my while.
On DotJake.com, I have gotten thanks, suggestions, and advice from fellow domainers. I have also gotten a fair amount of business leads, whether it is consulting, web

 DotJake.com: Today, I accidentally stumbled upon an available .org, that defines the category of a virtually untapped market. I won’t go into too much detail, because I don’t want to give up my secrets just yet, but that will come in time.
Anyways, I registered the domain name, and since it was pretty early this morning, I

 DotJake.com: I plan to grow my new business (Blue5.net), and develop more of my domain names.
I also hope to make some smart domain purchases that I will be able to easily develop and monetize.
For Blue5.net, I am beginning to do some marketing. It’s difficult for me, because I am on a very tight budget. But for

 DotJake.com: I want to extend a big thank you to all of the individuals and companies who have supported DotJake through my first two months of blogging:

101domain

Domain Gang

Valuate.com

Domainvestors.tv

Ghostnasa.com

KeyRPM.com

I want to wish all of my readers a happy new year. Have a good one!

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