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Jaden · 2004-06-20, 12:54 PM

What Ramster said is exactly right.

The idea, I believe, in submitting to so many TGP's is to get experience in building and seeing what works as well as what doesn't, and be able to do some tweaking with some smaller amounts of traffic, and be able to figure out the pieces of how everything fits and works together.

With TGP's you have the capability to be losing much more money than you are now getting listed with the bigger guys and not having the basics down first. Have you considered building free sites only for a while....great building experience, easier on the bandwidth with a tendency to be more forgiving I believe as far as mistakes and sales go, as well the opportunity to capitalize on targeted search engine traffic once your site is dropped from many of the link lists over time.

Either way, you will still probably need to start out though submitting to as many linklists as you can in the beginning and then honing them down as you go along and find out what works. Don't really think there is a shortcut for that one, no matter what type of site you build. There's alot to learn, and just like what it takes with learning anything and applying it, just not going to happen overnight.

2004-06-20, 12:54 PM	#5
Jaden Shut up brain, or I'll stab you with a Q-tip! Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 119	Re: I am stuck big time! HEEELP What Ramster said is exactly right. The idea, I believe, in submitting to so many TGP's is to get experience in building and seeing what works as well as what doesn't, and be able to do some tweaking with some smaller amounts of traffic, and be able to figure out the pieces of how everything fits and works together. With TGP's you have the capability to be losing much more money than you are now getting listed with the bigger guys and not having the basics down first. Have you considered building free sites only for a while....great building experience, easier on the bandwidth with a tendency to be more forgiving I believe as far as mistakes and sales go, as well the opportunity to capitalize on targeted search engine traffic once your site is dropped from many of the link lists over time. Either way, you will still probably need to start out though submitting to as many linklists as you can in the beginning and then honing them down as you go along and find out what works. Don't really think there is a shortcut for that one, no matter what type of site you build. There's alot to learn, and just like what it takes with learning anything and applying it, just not going to happen overnight.