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It's relative, for a very small site, yes $25 is alot...it's less than $1 per day, so if an ecommerce site made one sale per day from a Yahoo referal it would pay for itself.

Personally, I get...

Yahoo is $300 per year, but if you break it down that is only $25/month and if it brings you good traffic that could be well worth it.

I don't like how every review/letter starts with the same thing "Dear At Large Nutrition". I would just remove that alltogether.

of course, but I would think mostly from a newstand or they have a subscription, and typically I think if people get a subscription online they just go to the magazine's website. In fact many times...

ahhh...PhotoPost, I just added that to my site a few weeks ago. :)

yup, you're right just about every page on your site, except the main page, has a Google page rank of 0.

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Yup, I agree.

I finally set-up a shopping cart, merchant account and SSL certificate on my site, and just placed an order for two products that I felt I could sell successfully. I went straight to...

No, you probably just hit an outdated Google server, I read somewhere that there are hundreds of servers that power Google and they all do not get updated at the same time.

incka, I have some advice for you...have a little patience, it's a virtue.

Yup, write some articles about supplements, then in the articles mention your brand using a nice little text link to it that sends them straight to your product on your supplement site.

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yeah, he was for quite awhile, but the last couple of months I have held the top. :D

hey, Cloughie you still cannot seem to get #1 on this key word search:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=bodybuilding+forums

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