Welcome to the Webmaster News Ad Board!

This Ad Board was created to allow members of the Webmaster News network to post ads and info related to web design, hosting, SEO, SEM, etc to the group.

You'll notice the rest of the board is clean of all business type posts and the goal is to keep it that way.

Note: Some visitors have found out the hard way by having their posts removed and getting banned from the network.

So - this is the place to post such items.

Tell us about your web design business, hosting, Search Engine Optimization business, or anything else of interest to the community.

We'll still remove junk posts from here when required, but the goal is to have this topic as a good resource for those looking for services, offering services, found a good deal somewhere, or anything else relative to the webmaster community.

Enjoy!

Private Reply to Hank Cramer

Have you heard of TrafficSeeker?

Would you like to own a copy?

Version 8.0 was recently released.

As a Reseller of this software I have just posted the Pro, Platinum, and Enterprise versions for sale on eBay at  incredibly low prices.

Take a look:

Traffic Seeker Pro 8.0 (Retail $99.90)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&item=200268803495

Traffic Seeker Platinum 8.0 (Retail $199.90)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&item=200268808047

Traffic Seeker Enterprise 8.0 (Retail $299.90)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&item=200268812598

Private Reply to Hank Cramer

Private Reply to Anisa Arif

After entering the URL; the software can extract keywords, meta tags and other pertinent information.

You can then automatically post your site information to tons of smaller search engines, FFA sites, and Classifieds sites.

Lots of optional features such as - finding more related keywords, generate Google Sitemaps, creating dootway pages, instant online reporting, emailing of reports, etc.

I've been testing it for a couple months and have seen a significant amount of added traffic to sites I've submitted.

Submitting repeatedly to Google, Yahoo, and the other major search engines doesn't do any good, BUT repeated submissions to the smaller FFA's, etc is required as links typically don't last on these sites for any longer than a couple weeks (and sometimes only hours or days).

The keywords also allow you to submit to pages relevant to your keywords such as "SEO Groups in Yahoo" if SEO was one of your keywords.

I've been submitting sets of urls (= projects in TrafficSeeker) every 2 weeks and have a gmail account setup with "alerts" for some sets of keywords. This is one of my gauges as to the effectiveness of using this product and having Google and the bigger engines finding my sites on the smaller engines.

After submitting repeatedly to hundreds of thousands of sites I don't get hundreds of thousands of links but I have received dozens in a few cases so far. This along with the increased traffic makes it worthwhile, and it really does only take about 10 minutes to setup a new site and then a couple clicks of the mouse to submit it every other week. (The Platinum and Enterprise versions have an automatic scheduler built in to resubmit at scheduled intervals automatically.)

I have a large number of parked domains which generate a small amount of revenue each month from Google Adwords, AdBrite, and other sources just by random hits. These hits and revenue have tripled on some sites. Not enough to buy that new yacht but it has already paid for my purchase of TrafficSeeker Enterprise.

I attribute many of these hits being from other people checking their reports, verifying their links on sites, seeing my posts, and clicking on them. Not the best for a long term plan but definitely worthwhile in the short term picture.

You can read more on the features of TrafficSeeker on their web page:

http://www.trafficseeker.com/cgi-bin/reseller/clickthru.cgi?id=CrazySEO

Private Reply to Hank Cramer

There have been a lot of new articles written and posted on ArticleResults.com in regards to Web Design, SEO, and Marketing.

Many of them were written by Alan Smith who operates a professional website develop and design service in the Los Angeles area.

You  can view them by going to ArticleResults.com and clicking the category links in the left column for:

Web Design (Take me there) 

SEO (Take me there) 

Marketing  (Take me there)   

Hank 

Private Reply to Hank Cramer

DomainFest Global begins this week in Hollywood, California.

If you have any domains you want to sell get them in quick.

If you're looking to buy a domain, or just curios as to what domains are worth you might want to check it out. 

I have over a dozen names listed for sale in this auction.

The 'Download Auction Inventory' is an Excel file with over 5,000 Domains Listed for Sale, with opening bid amounts.

Here's some info and links:

URL for page shown below: http://marketplacepro.moniker.com/auction/detail.html?auction_id=197

Live & Extended Online Auction at DOMAINfest Global

DOMAINfest Global
Renaissance Hollywood Hotel
Hollywood, CA
January 27-30, 2009

Low and No Reserve Auction: Tuesday, January 27, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. PST (live & online bidding)
Live Auction: Thursday, January 29, 1:30 - 5:00 p.m. PST
Extended Online Auction: Thursday, January 29 - Thursday, February 5

Hank

Private Reply to Hank Cramer

I was just checking in on the Domainfest Auction Results and thought I'd share some results:

Wife.com fetched $100,000 

Husband.com only went for $25,000

What's up with that?

SecondBase.com went for $5,000

Maybe we're on to something here ..

RodeoDrive.com went for $60,000

Cosmetics.net went for $25,000

Oh Yeah, I see a pattern emerging here ;)

Creeps.com went for $4,000

To view these and more results visit the domain auctions results page:

http://marketplacepro.moniker.com/auction/events/197/results.html

Private Reply to Hank Cramer

SitePoint is one of my "go to" places for good tech books, videos, etc.

They're on Day 7 of their 24 Days of Christmas = 24 Days of Deals Sale.

Of interest today is the 3 pack : 1) Outsourcing Web Projects, 2) Successful Freelancing, 3) Principles of Project Management, all for $29.95.

Even if these titles are not of interest you may want to take a look anyway to see what's coming up in the next 18 days.

Sale Page: http://sale.sitepoint.com/

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