If you're new to web design, here are a few
resources that will help you learn the basics
and become advanced.

Clueless about hypertext markup language
(HTML)? The easiest tutorial site that I have
found is HTML Goodies.

There are a gazillion others, but this explains
things simplistically and it's beginner friendly.
Go through HTML Goodies for a few days and
soon you'll be an expert.


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I have noticed that there is a proliferation of
folks setting up shop on free blogs, webpages
and subdomains. It’s as if they are afraid to
register a domain name. Perhaps they are
worried that it’s too complex or expensive,
or they can’t decide on a suitable name for
their online venture.

Keep in mind that domain names are not a
forever commitment. If you registered a name
that no longer fits, think up something...

Compiled from various sources -

1. 102.5 The Bone
2. Ali Larter
3. Anna Faris
4. Anthony Cumia
5. Armie Hammer
6. Barack Obama
7. Barbara Stanwyck
8. Celtics
9. Celtics Tickets
10. Clay Aiken
11. Criminal Minds
12. CSI
13. Dancing With the Stars
14. David Letterman
15. Debate Tonight
16. Drudge Report
17. Foliage Map
18. G1 Google Phone
19. Grey's Anatomy...

If you don't know how to setup a website and
don't have a clue about monetizing it, why not
keep it simple and use WordPress and AdSense?

WordPress is easy to learn, fast to install, easy
to use, customizable, good looking and can be
monetized in a flash.

AdSense can be installed by adding your
publisher ID, after you've setup your Google
account, of course.

Whether your brand new to web development
or...

So many people are confused by niches. They
don't understand them and don't know how to
find them. When they do find them, they can't
decide what to do with them.

Simply put, a niche is an area of interest. If it
can be classified as an interest it can probably
be a niche - subjects range from collecting
matchbook covers to identifying aircraft to
searching for bigfoot.

There are tens of thousands of niches and
...