Comments on: QnA – Don’t Be Shy, Ask Some Questions http://keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers/ Learn to make money online Fri, 29 Jul 2011 05:32:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Alan http://keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers/#comment-7525 Alan Thu, 01 Jan 2009 22:39:02 +0000 http://www.keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers#comment-7525 Hi keith, alan here from dublin. Hope you had a nice christmas, I really like the new look of your blog, it looks so much better in my opinion. You see the way on your home page you have snippets of articles in the form of 4 boxes whereas on my blog each time there is a new post it just pushes the last one down, well how can i change my blog so the homepage is the same as yours. Is it something to do with the asides options in theme editor because or if its something diffrent would you mind telling me how i can do this, Fantastic blog by the way !! Hi keith, alan here from dublin. Hope you had a nice christmas, I really like the new look of your blog, it looks so much better in my opinion. You see the way on your home page you have snippets of articles in the form of 4 boxes whereas on my blog each time there is a new post it just pushes the last one down, well how can i change my blog so the homepage is the same as yours. Is it something to do with the asides options in theme editor because or if its something diffrent would you mind telling me how i can do this, Fantastic blog by the way !!

]]> By: Joyce Thorburn http://keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers/#comment-2669 Joyce Thorburn Wed, 25 Jun 2008 04:31:33 +0000 http://www.keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers#comment-2669 Keith, I*'m using John Gilson's 44HTML Tutorials. I used www.w3schools before and wasn't comfortable with that. Only the first 21 lessons are free. But that might be enough for now, anyway. At least now I'm getting an idea how those things basically work. I'll keep you posted. Take care. Joyce Thorburns last blog post..<a href="http://www.productcommentaries.com/wealthyaffiliate-is-by-far-the-best-membership-site/" rel="nofollow">WealthyAffiliate is by far the Best Membership Site.</a> Keith, I*’m using John Gilson’s 44HTML Tutorials. I used http://www.w3schools before and wasn’t comfortable with that. Only the first 21 lessons are free. But that might be enough for now, anyway. At least now I’m getting an idea how those things basically work.
I’ll keep you posted.
Take care.

Joyce Thorburns last blog post..WealthyAffiliate is by far the Best Membership Site.

]]> By: Keith James Lock http://keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers/#comment-2653 Keith James Lock Tue, 24 Jun 2008 18:06:32 +0000 http://www.keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers#comment-2653 Hi Joyce...I'll give your surrogate granddaughter a "cuddle" right now! :) Good luck with the CSS. Remember, in general, the CSS is a global setting. Your theme uses a brownish colour for links right now. You can change it so they are blue but it will affect all (or most) of the links on your blog. If you want it to just be for some you can create a new class and apply it to the link or use inline CSS for the couple of links you want to change. After reading a bit about CSS, everything above will make sense. Like with HTML, PHP, etc. W3Schools is a good place to start learning CSS. It allows you to do live tests to see the outcome of your actions. Hi Joyce…I’ll give your surrogate granddaughter a “cuddle” right now! :)

Good luck with the CSS. Remember, in general, the CSS is a global setting. Your theme uses a brownish colour for links right now. You can change it so they are blue but it will affect all (or most) of the links on your blog.

If you want it to just be for some you can create a new class and apply it to the link or use inline CSS for the couple of links you want to change.

After reading a bit about CSS, everything above will make sense. Like with HTML, PHP, etc. W3Schools is a good place to start learning CSS. It allows you to do live tests to see the outcome of your actions.

]]> By: Joyce Thorburn http://keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers/#comment-2633 Joyce Thorburn Tue, 24 Jun 2008 13:29:55 +0000 http://www.keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers#comment-2633 Oops, I forgot. Give Maizey a cuddle from her self proclaimed, surrogate Nana. Joyce Thorburns last blog post..<a href="http://www.productcommentaries.com/wealthyaffiliate-is-by-far-the-best-membership-site/" rel="nofollow">WealthyAffiliate is by far the Best Membership Site.</a> Oops, I forgot. Give Maizey a cuddle from her self proclaimed, surrogate Nana.

Joyce Thorburns last blog post..WealthyAffiliate is by far the Best Membership Site.

]]> By: Joyce Thorburn http://keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers/#comment-2632 Joyce Thorburn Tue, 24 Jun 2008 13:26:20 +0000 http://www.keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers#comment-2632 Hi Keith, I haven't been here for a while. I was busy, writing articles, making posts and experimenting with different things. And of course, as I already told you I accidentally deleted all of my posts on "productcommentaries." OUCH!! They were really not all that good, so I'm in the process of changing them and adding. You mentioned something about CSS for changing colors. I'd been trying to change all the links on my page to blue, using the html "thingy" Well that didn't work, so I tried to use "change of a block of text: I used it just for the writing after the link, the text they actually get to click on. Well that didn't work. Of course I hadn't seen your last answer yet, but found it "later" So, I'll be off to look at CSS and see if I can find the answer. I'll let you know how I make out, and might still need an explanation from you. Thanks for all the help so far. I know I'm improving a bit, technically. Hi Keith, I haven’t been here for a while. I was busy, writing articles, making posts and experimenting with different things. And of course, as I already told you I accidentally deleted all of my posts on “productcommentaries.” OUCH!! They were really not all that good, so I’m in the process of changing them and adding.
You mentioned something about CSS for changing colors.
I’d been trying to change all the links on my page to blue, using the html “thingy”
Well that didn’t work, so I tried to use “change of a block of text: I used it just for the writing after the link, the text they actually get to click on. Well that didn’t work. Of course I hadn’t seen your last answer yet, but found it “later”
So, I’ll be off to look at CSS and see if I can find the answer. I’ll let you know how I make out, and might still need an explanation from you.
Thanks for all the help so far. I know I’m improving a bit, technically.

]]> By: Keith James Lock http://keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers/#comment-1792 Keith James Lock Mon, 26 May 2008 20:14:36 +0000 http://www.keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers#comment-1792 @Nate - Definitely...Expect a post about it soon...thanks for coming by... @Nate – Definitely…Expect a post about it soon…thanks for coming by…

]]> By: Nate http://keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers/#comment-1786 Nate Mon, 26 May 2008 19:22:17 +0000 http://www.keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers#comment-1786 Hey Keith, can you explain what eCPC is, and how it works and why it's important. Maybe an example with actual or even made up numbers would be great. Thanks. Hey Keith, can you explain what eCPC is, and how it works and why it’s important. Maybe an example with actual or even made up numbers would be great. Thanks.

]]> By: Joyce Thorburn http://keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers/#comment-1604 Joyce Thorburn Wed, 21 May 2008 16:33:09 +0000 http://www.keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers#comment-1604 Thanks, buddy. I started looking at html because I just thought it was the thing to do. Now, you mentioned something about PhP, which immediately caused me to hyperventilate. And yes, I would like to dress up my blog a bit. I'll play around with things, and will ask you when I need halp. Joyce Thorburns last blog post..<a href="http://www.productcommentaries.com/wa-forum/" rel="nofollow">Want your Questions answered?…….Go to WealthyAffiliate Forum.</a> Thanks, buddy. I started looking at html because I just thought it was the thing to do.
Now, you mentioned something about PhP, which immediately caused me to hyperventilate.
And yes, I would like to dress up my blog a bit. I’ll play around with things, and will ask you when I need halp.

Joyce Thorburns last blog post..Want your Questions answered?…….Go to WealthyAffiliate Forum.

]]> By: Keith James Lock http://keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers/#comment-1565 Keith James Lock Tue, 20 May 2008 04:52:44 +0000 http://www.keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers#comment-1565 Good question Nate...You can definitely earn a great living by concentrating on just a few niches, in fact, some would recommend it. It allows you to stay focused and create some long term income. You get to know more about your niche that way as well. For me..I have a general blog that I slap up some zip and email offers as well as other things. I also create landing pages on the blog with a template that doesn't have all the bloggy features. It allows me to test some offers out. It's not the best way to test but it's definitely better than direct linking in my opinion. I like these types of blogs also because it generates some unpredictable income. I have got to the point where I pretty much know what I'm going to earn on my bread and butter campaigns on a daily basis but the generic blog gives me some pleasant surprises now and again plus it's fun when you get sick of looking at your other sites and need a change. If I could start over, I wouldn't go further than 1 campaign until it was solid. I would then move up from there because of course you shouldn't have all your eggs in one basket cause the money faucet can turn off at any time. The thing is though, you'd be surprised at the potential of just one campaign if you milk it for what it's forth. Do everything in your power to improve on it. One of the best things that I did in this business was to stop looking at every offer available. I was amazed how much cash comes out of 1 obscure niche and you will be too. If all you do is Article Marketing for example, you might need more niches to see the potential of just 1 if you apply everything that you know to the 1...On page SEO/Off page SEO/PPC/Link Building/Foreign language etc. Thanks for the question...hope you are participating in the <a href="http://keithjameslock.com/category/kwikstart-mmo-contest" rel="nofollow">upcoming contest</a>. Good question Nate…You can definitely earn a great living by concentrating on just a few niches, in fact, some would recommend it. It allows you to stay focused and create some long term income. You get to know more about your niche that way as well.

For me..I have a general blog that I slap up some zip and email offers as well as other things. I also create landing pages on the blog with a template that doesn’t have all the bloggy features. It allows me to test some offers out. It’s not the best way to test but it’s definitely better than direct linking in my opinion.

I like these types of blogs also because it generates some unpredictable income. I have got to the point where I pretty much know what I’m going to earn on my bread and butter campaigns on a daily basis but the generic blog gives me some pleasant surprises now and again plus it’s fun when you get sick of looking at your other sites and need a change.

If I could start over, I wouldn’t go further than 1 campaign until it was solid. I would then move up from there because of course you shouldn’t have all your eggs in one basket cause the money faucet can turn off at any time. The thing is though, you’d be surprised at the potential of just one campaign if you milk it for what it’s forth. Do everything in your power to improve on it.

One of the best things that I did in this business was to stop looking at every offer available. I was amazed how much cash comes out of 1 obscure niche and you will be too.

If all you do is Article Marketing for example, you might need more niches to see the potential of just 1 if you apply everything that you know to the 1…On page SEO/Off page SEO/PPC/Link Building/Foreign language etc.

Thanks for the question…hope you are participating in the upcoming contest.

]]> By: Nate http://keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers/#comment-1562 Nate Tue, 20 May 2008 03:08:12 +0000 http://www.keithjameslock.com/questions-and-answers#comment-1562 Some people seem to promote a million different offers, a shotgun approach. This of course seems to take a million different sites with a million different domain names. Do you think that a person could make good money (I mean the kind of money these other people make, let's call it 5 figures monthly), but dominating just a few niches, say even 2 or 3??? Or is the only way to make TONS of money by promoting all different kinds of chap stick zip submits and debt management email submits and acne treatment free trial submits until you're blue in the face? I ask because the idea of coming up with new offers everyday or week seems daunting as opposed to being the guy that dominates a few things that he is good at. Some people seem to promote a million different offers, a shotgun approach. This of course seems to take a million different sites with a million different domain names. Do you think that a person could make good money (I mean the kind of money these other people make, let’s call it 5 figures monthly), but dominating just a few niches, say even 2 or 3??? Or is the only way to make TONS of money by promoting all different kinds of chap stick zip submits and debt management email submits and acne treatment free trial submits until you’re blue in the face?

I ask because the idea of coming up with new offers everyday or week seems daunting as opposed to being the guy that dominates a few things that he is good at.

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