When your website is up for some weeks you are beginning to see some traffic that is coming to your blog from search engines. That’s not much naturally because it will not rank that well yet but it gives you a great opportunity to add keywords to your rank checker.
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I’m sorry for the lack of updates lately but I have been really busy with other projects. That`s no excuse however and I managed to do some things for this Blogging Experiment as well. I did purchase 500 manual directory submissions for $10 at Digitalpoint which is one great way to create backlinks for your [...]

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In the previous articles I explained how I did research a niche, bought a domain and found a web hoster. The next step was to setup Wordpress and add a few plugins to the blog. You might be wondering why I decided to use Wordpress and not some static html pages. The simple answer is time. I can setup Wordpress in five minutes and have the site up and running. There are so many free themes to choose from and plugins to pick that I have a wonderful unique site in less than an hour of work. This makes it possible to concentrate on writing articles and SEO instead of building some html pages.

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Now that I discovered the niche that I wanted to use I had to find a good domain name for that niche, grab it from a domain hoster and evaluate hosting options. I knew that I had to pay roughly $10 per year for the domain name and I decided to search for a host where I did not have to pay more than $5 per month. This would mean that I could operate the website for $70 per year which would be still under my budget, but since I want to achieve results in three months I did calculate $25 for hosting and domain for that time.

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