If you believe you’ve found a niche market with paramount advertising opportunities and very little competition, you may want to run a brief test before getting involved in designing a fancy website. The method is simple and only takes a few minutes.
Once you’re done with keyword and prospective affiliate research, go to blogger.com and set up a free domain there using your best niche keywords (for example: solar-cell-research.blogspot.com). Create a blog using all the default settings and submit an article relative to your niche, full of keywords…

If you are a blogger and have recently used CopyScape.com to find out that someone else is using your content, it would be a wise thing to also run a test whether that site is a scraper or not.
In order to do that you may run a brief test on SpamHuh.com. This will take less than a minute, and you will have an idea as to what kind of site you’re dealing with before filing a complaint to DMCA. SpamHuh is a prototype to identify neatly made splogs that was …

Have a dream of growing your home-based business into a virtual corporation? Your dreams may come true this year thanks to Jim Douglas, the governor of Vermont. Up until now, U.S. law required limited liability companies to maintain physical headquarters, real life board meetings, and loads of boring paper work that have no significance in the digital world.

In July, 2008, Gov. Jim Douglas signed a Bill entitled “H.458, an Act Relating to Digital Corporate Transactions”. Under this new law, physical presence of company board directors is no longer required, as …

Almost all the industries have been hit by the economic crisis, porn industry no exception. It seemed obvious that people would rather save on dating and try to find distractions from work-related problems in virtual reality worlds and porn. However, after Larry Flint, the Hustler publisher, asked the United States Congress to allocate five billion dollars to bailout the adult entertainment industry, it became clear that no one is immune to recession.
Russian company Elecard, a provider of video compression technology and high quality software products for video and audio playback, …

The number of Google’s advertising clients has been a closely guarded secret until now. UBS Analyst Ben Schacter broke the myth of millions-gazillions advertisers in his interview to Times, and made an assumption that the company had between 1.3 and 1.5 million advertisers by the end of 2008. Google declined to provide any comment on that, but

“In a regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Google said it had 1 million advertisers as of 2007. If history is any guide, we can expect the number to be much higher …