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Secret Santa Gifts

By Ashley • Feb 23rd, 2010 • Category: Mini Sites

We’ve recently acquired yet another mini-site that we hope to be developing soon, the domain / site itself is all about Secret Santa Gifts, and its the .co.uk so you can’t get any better than that.
The site will eventually be developed into a portal offering you a one-stop shop for all your secret santa gift [...]



Giant Chocolate Bars

By Ashley • Dec 31st, 2009 • Category: Mini Sites

You’ve all seen the giant chocolate bars that spring up at Christmas and Easter time in the shops, traditionally these would have been seen littering the shelves at Woolworths, sadly with Woolworths demise, its a little harder to find these large chocolate fixes, although WH Smiths (in the high street) are probably a good bet.
Infact [...]



Finding a domain and a niche

By Ashley • Mar 29th, 2008 • Category: Domain Names, Mini Sites

I thought i’d share some tips with you on how i find some of my domain names and indeed niches suitable for Mini Sites.
Firstly i use a combination of tools, my own Bulk Overture Keyword Tool, Google’s Traffic Estimator (Great for traffic and income guesstimates!), Google Trends (For higher traffic subjects), a whois tool [...]



Why Use Mini sites?

By Ashley • Mar 29th, 2008 • Category: Mini Sites

It doesn’t really matter why you bought that domain is it being used? Did you know that domain parking companies like SEDO make millions of dollars and all they do is sit on other peoples domains, perhaps even yours, imagine what the combined value of all those domains are even if they were only being [...]



Anyone for Cheese on Toast?

By Ashley • Mar 29th, 2008 • Category: Mini Sites

Whats better One ‘Big’ site or lots of small sites? Its an age old discussion that has been debated for a long while on various blogs and forums across the internet, perhaps most recently the subject was discussed over at SEOMoz.
My thoughts on the matter? Why not have both?
Its a little like asking ‘Which do [...]