Okay, so remember a month ago when I started my second Q&A post and for each question that was asked, I would give a backlink? Well, after some additional weeks of procrastinating, I’m finally answering those questions and of course, giving you guys the well deserved backlinks!

Trent asked, “Reseller Hosting: Have you ever gotten into this, and if so, who do you use? I am looking into it and think HostGator is likely my choice, but I wanted to see what my peers used”

I think having a reseller hosting is a good idea, if you’re serious about it. I mean, you don’t pay much to begin with, like $7/month or something so it’s definitely worth it. Plus, it’s not like you need unlimited bandwidth or whatever.

I’m currently with Lunarpages and I’m pretty satisfied with it. And honestly, I can’t believe how quick their customer service gets back to me.

Busby SEO Test Dewaji asks, “I confuse, which one do I have to choose, do I have to target niche with high price or with a low price for my affiliate blog.
Sometimes I found niche with a high price have less competitor, and low price niche have high competition but we could sell something more often if I choose low price niche.
I hope you understand with my point.”

If you’re talking about affiliate marketing, I think it doesn’t really matter. I think you go with whatever works, not the payout amount. But honestly, I would target the one with less competition, of course. Though, you basically just want to go with the one that actually converts, in general.

How to Blog asks, “Seeing how you are going on 700 subscribers, I’m curious what your most successful strategy was, in getting new subscribers? What one strategy reaped the most rewards?”

Well, I think two of my strategies that I have tried to implement, somewhat, are converting my search engine traffic to RSS Feed Subscribers as well as my password protected posts. I think between the both of them, I probably gained somewhere on the lines of 400 subscribers.

I wrote an entire post about how I convert my search engine traffic to RSS Feed subscribers. And for the password protected post, it works almost similar to giving away eBooks to my subscribers but instead, they just need to continue to comeback to my site to read it rather than a one-time download and never come back.

Bruce asks, “I’ll ask one. Since you went through your little site selling exercise. Perhaps a good question would be to take a brief overview of what process you would take with building a blog just to sell.”

Well, it all depends but essentially you want to build a site that is unique (low competition), makes money and gets traffic. Of course, it never works out exactly like that so I try to aim for steady revenue or I try to do my keyword research and come up with a unique site.

For instance, our ListLunatic.com site barely made any money but we sold the site for a pretty decent chunk of change simply because there were no other sites like it.

But did you want a step-by-step process on how to build a blog to sell? Well, I have various posts that will help you with that. The main one would be “How I Built my Niche Websites” but that’s more towards just regular websites rather than blogs.

Blogs take a little more time to sell because you need articles, you need to build links, etc. But I heard if you build enough links, you can sell your blog for $9,500.

Sherry asks, “Here’s my question do you know how where to contact if the email account of hotmail have been hacked? I still looking for the answer.”

Honestly, I have no idea. Sorry.

Dele asks, “I see that you do PPC. So apart from Adword, what other PPC advertising do you use?
How often do you change your landing page (if you do)?”

Currently, I only use Adwords when I can. I was considering trying out Yahoo but I’m waiting for a higher price coupon to test out first. Also, I’ve been getting coupons to test out Facebook ads but I haven’t gotten a chance to do it yet.

As for the landing page, I haven’t changed any of mine, yet. I usually try to direct link it depending on the situation though.

The Blogoholic asks, “What is the most important factor to consider before buying a website?”

Well, I never bought a website before. But there are various buyers looking for different things to when it comes to buying it. Most of them want some kind of revenue already because people have trouble monetizing. Though, some people buy it for traffic (particularly organic traffic), pagerank, the uniqueness and backlinks.

Also asked, “What do you think is more important? Writing for search engines or creating a community of loyal readers. Many say that the first accompanies the second, but I don’t think this is always true.”

It depends on what you’re aiming to do for the future. Personally, if I had a choice, I would aim for search engines because that’s where you make the money. And I’m assuming that’s what you’re talking about, right? Plus, if you work it right, you can convert all of them to subscribers as well… though, I can’t guarantee they’re “loyal readers” either.

GPS asks, “How many live websites to you maintain?
How many domain names do you own?”

Live websites? Um, maybe like 7 or 8? I think? As for domain names that I own, I just looked over all of them recently and I think I own between 20-30 total.

Thanks to everyone for asking a question! If I missed your question, just ask again as a comment here and I’ll add it to this list.